Hey guys, I've been experimenting with GPU overclocking for ray tracing in some of the more resource-hungry games, and I'm curious to see what others have found to be the optimal balance between performance and heat output. I've managed to squeeze out some decent frames in games like Cyberpunk 2077, but I'm worried about overheating my 3080 Ti. Has anyone found a reliable way to push their GPU without it becoming a fire hazard?
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"GPU Overclocking for Ray Tracing: Pushing the Limits Without Melt Down"
- Thread starter freon4ik
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"Dude, I've been playing around with overclocking my 3080 TI for ray tracing and I gotta say, it's a game changer. Just make sure you're monitoring your temps and voltages closely, I don't want to see anyone killing their card over ambition."
"Dude, I've been playing around with my 3080 Ti and I gotta say, the 1.2v core clock is a sweet spot. Don't push it too high or you'll be seeing temps above 90c, trust me. 85c is the max I'd go, been stable with no issues so far."
"Yooo, just wanted to chime in on this. I've been experimenting with overclocking my 3070 Ti for RTX gaming, and so far I've managed to push it to 2100MHz without any major issues. Anyone else gotten decent results with their Nvidia cards?"
"Dude, I've been running some crazy OCs on my 3080 Ti and I gotta say, it's a gamble. You gotta be careful with those temps, I've seen cards melt in like 10 minutes from going too far. My current clock is 2050 MHz, but I'm trying to push it higher, any suggestions?"