Asus supply their own software for overclocking, but we achieved identical results with Afterburner.
One of our cards would overclock a little better, however to get a stable result in SLi, we had to use the lowest speed – which was 1,169mhz (7.8%).
The additional manual overclock helped to boost the GPU score from 17,909 points to 19,022 points.
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Cybenetics Labs has unveiled a prototype 'anti-melt' cable designed to address the infamous reliability issues of the 12VHPWR/12V-2x6 standard. This integrates proactive monitoring directly into the cable itself, aiming to provide a fail-safe for enthusiasts who want to avoid any potential melting or burning risk associated with flagship cards like the RTX 5090...
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I know they have less memory on board, but how would a couple of 3GB R9 280x’s in crossfire fare against these?
How come the 6GB 780 is thrashing the 780TI’s in the Ungine benchmarks? Surely they don’t require that much ram?
Oh I see, it’s 2 in SLI.