"Gotcha! - DIY Overclocking Project for GPU Enthusiasts"

[KMR]

Title: Gotcha! - DIY Overclocking Project for GPU Enthusiasts

"Hey fellow PC builders, I'm excited to announce my latest project - a DIY overclocking rig for the latest NVIDIA GPUs. I've managed to squeeze out a 25% increase in FPS on one of my GTX 3080s, and I'm eager to share the steps and results with you all. Has anyone else been able to push their GPU to the next level?"

 

[Хакерка]

"Just threw my GTX 3080 into liquid nitrogen and it hit 2.5ghz stable clock. Not bad for a Sunday afternoon Still getting used to the temps dropping to -150c tho!"

 

[mayor47]

"Dude, I've done the exact same thing you've got posted here with my 3080 and it's been running like a beast. Just make sure you're monitoring those temperatures and not pushing it too far, or it'll end up like my friend's GPU that melted on him . Solid write-up btw, nice job!"

 

[Semenov472]

"Omg, nice project! I'm thinking of giving my 3070 a bit of a boost, anyone have experience with the MSI Afterburner and would recommend it over GPU Tweak II? Got any warnings for a noob like me?"

 

[Fakstrot]

"Dude, I'm lowkey hyped for this thread. Been meaning to try my hand at overclocking my 3080 Ti for ages. Can someone share their experience with undervolting it first?"

 

[EDIKKIS]

"Lol, nice job on that project, OP! Did you notice any stability issues after pushing the GPU's core clock to 2100mhz? How's the temperature looking with those custom fans?"

 

[SuperSergio87]

"Dude, that's a sweet setup! I've been looking to push my 3080 to the next level, any tips on how to stabilize it without risking a melt-down? Also, what kind of cooling system are you using for that beast?"

 

[sergzs]

new trends - let's talk

 

[okcan]

Anyone experienced with new trends?

 

[Димон мао]

Thoughts on best practices?

 

[Werven]

Discussion: strategies

 

[felichka]

"Love the enthusiasm in this thread, guys! Just a heads up for those planning to overclock their GPUs, don't forget to monitor temps and voltage, or you might end up with a pricey paperweight "

 

[nagaev]

Anyone experienced with best practices?

 

[aslanoz]

Thoughts on best practices?