Our sample here was one of the first in the world of this SKU (hand-carried back from Computex, in fact) and thus missed out on final validation stages. Update : We're seeing multiple reports here and around the web that people are getting more out of their cards when overclocking than we managed ourselves. A few results from our newly overclocked GTX 1080 FTW are below. It's crazy to have memory operating this fast hopefully this is consistent across the chips. We'll need to test a few more before we can establish a pattern.Īs for the memory, we overclocked the new GDDR5X chips by 10 percent, adding 1GHz for a total speed of 11GHz effective. Nonetheless, this is our first GTX 1080, and it ships with pretty high speeds to begin with. This is only a 3 percent base clock increase, or 10 percent compared to reference frequencies, which does seem moderate compared to what the GTX 980 Ti used to manage (often 20-25 percent). Further stable overclocking wasn't possible, even with voltage increases. After that, we were able to add 50MHz to the base clock, which gave us a speed of 1,771MHz (boost 1,910MHz) and an actual boost speed of around 1,975MHz constant, after a few initial bursts close to 2GHz. EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 FTW 8GB OverclockingThe power limit and temperature limits top out at 120 percent and 92☌ with this card.
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