As it say’s, the utility is especially designed for AMD GPU’s and features overclocking. You can check out our previous GPU Overclocking Utilities article here! AMD OverDrive - Refined and Powerfulīelieve it or not, AMD has it’s own overclocking. AMD on the other hand still allows manufacturer's to release any cards as they wish which was the reason we saw TUL made HD 7990's before the launch of the official reference variant codenamed ' Malta' in 2013.įollowing up on our previous record, we will again revisit the accord and see some of the great overclocking utilities, manufacturers pack. NVIDIA also limited manufacturer's to offer their own custom dual chip offering which ended up the ASUS MARS III GPU getting cancelled as a showcase product only and the plans to another card under the ASUS MARS brand with dual GK110 cores getting washed out. The Greenlight program is the reason due to which we haven't seen any GeForce GTX Titan, GeForce GTX 690 GPU in non-reference or custom variants.

This stirred up alot of heat in the GPU industry but with time many consumers settled with the new program. At the same time, we have seen NVIDIA limiting their cards to reference design as a part of their Greenlight program by removing overclocking features or limiting voltage control to their flagship graphic parts. We have seen some great custom solution, liquid coolers and some manufacturer's even putting in entire phase change cooling on a single GPU as of recently. With the passage of time, we have seen many updates regarding GPU overclocking. The utilities are come in handy, allowing one to set fan speed, core GPU clock's, shader clock and various such meters to monitor the GPU. It was made even easier with various utilities that allow real-time overclocking, which not only was safer, but easier as well. Technology changed, and manufacturers started equipping better coolers, voltage regulator's and what not, to allow your average user to overclock easily. In the past GPU overclocking was extremely hard, mods were needed for the tiniest overclocks. In case you have not transcended the 'geek' world, overclocking, in layman's term is running your hardware at greater speeds than it was designed too, although it greatly increases performance, but as a side-effect, also decreases your GPU's life span.

GPU Overclocking utilities have made GPU overclocking a piece of cake with the passage of time. GPU Overclocking Utilities Revisited - Part II

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