AMD RX 580 overclocks to 1480MHz before launch
AMD RX 580 overclocks to 1480MHz before launch
Published: 17th April 2017 | Source: Videocardz |
AMD RX 580 overclocks to 1480MHz before launch
The Hong Kongese overclocker Lau Kin Lam has been able to get his hands on an AMD RX 580 and successfully overclock the GPU to over 1450MHz on the GPU core and had released benchmarks showcasing the GPU's stock and overclocked GPU performance.
To start, the GPU used in here features a stock clock speed of 1360MHz, though this XFX GPU model is expected to be an Asia-only RX 580 variant. This GPU features a single 8-pin power connection and uses a full cover water block, allowing this GPU to be overclocked with ease.
The final overclock that was achieved on this GPU was 1480MHz (+120MHz) on the core and a memory clock speed of 8500MHz (+500).
The overclocker was able to achieve a stable overclock of 1500MHz, though this high overclock resulted in decreased GPU performance, making 1480MHz the highest performing overclock.
At stock, this GPU was able to achieve a 3DMARK Time Spy graphics score of 4311, with an overclocked score of 4664. Here the GPU overclock caused an increase in GPU performance of around 8%.
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...| The final overclock that was achieved on this GPU was 1480MHz (+120MHz) on the core and a memory clock speed of 8500MHz (+500). The overclockers was able to achieve a stable overclock of 1500MHz, though this high overclock resulted in decreased GPU performance, making 1480MHz a higher . |
Seen it loads myself tbh. If I start edging my Titan X toward 1500mhz firstly I see diminishing returns and then I get lower scores.Quote
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Originally Posted by AlienALX
It happens dude. You get to the point where the core starts to mafunction and your scores decrease.
Seen it loads myself tbh. If I start edging my Titan X toward 1500mhz firstly I see diminishing returns and then I get lower scores. |
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Originally Posted by Chrazey
Really?... I didn't know this at all dude
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Originally Posted by AlienALX
Yeah very common fella. Usually you'll crap out and get a BSOD but from time to time it's stable but starts doing weird stuff
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