Overclocker Vince Lucido revealed that Nvidia attempted to restrict the design of the EVGA RTX 3090 Ti Kingpin by opposing its dual-connector power configuration.
A user pushed the RTX 5070 Ti memory to 39 Gbps using third-party software, achieving a 39% bandwidth increase but only marginal gains in gaming performance.
Renowned overclocker Vince 'Kingpin' Lucido is returning to the industry and has hinted at a potential collaboration with Asus.
An enthusiast overclocked the GDDR7 memory on an RTX 5070 Ti by 39%, resulting in a significant bandwidth increase but only a marginal gain in gaming performance.
A decade-old Intel Core i3-6100 processor can still be overclocked beyond 4 GHz using specific Z170 motherboards and BIOS adjustments.
TechPowerUp has released GPU-Z v2.71.0, adding advanced monitoring for NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs, new overclocking readouts, and support for the latest Intel and Qualcomm processors.
Extreme overclocking tests of the Apple A20 Pro chip using liquid nitrogen and a new vapor chamber cooling system have revealed significant gains in peak performance.
A tech enthusiast has successfully repaired a damaged Intel Celeron 1200 CPU by replacing a missing data pin, subsequently achieving a 33 percent overclock.
An enthusiast has bypassed the power limits of the mobile Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090, increasing its power draw to 250 W and boosting performance by up to 41.6%.
A new version of the NvpwrControl tool allows laptop users to push Nvidia RTX 50-series graphics cards to higher power limits, reaching up to 250W for the RTX 5090.
A new tool called NvpwrControl allows users to significantly increase power limits for mobile GeForce RTX 50 series GPUs, potentially boosting performance by nearly 30 percent.
A new experimental tool allows users to bypass power limits on NVIDIA RTX 50-series mobile GPUs, potentially increasing power draw for chips like the RTX 5090 to 225W.
A laptop RTX 5070 Ti GPU reached a 160W power limit through VBIOS modification, resulting in a 16% performance gain in 3DMark benchmarks.
A Miami-based gaming company has launched Hypertune, an automated overclocking platform that can boost FPS by up to 60% in some cases.
Intel-backed Hypertune offers automated system optimization and overclocking for Intel-based PCs, with subscription plans starting at $9.99 per month.
