N4CR
Supreme [H]ardness
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After touting dual fets on the flounder edition, then releasing it with single fet design (false advertising..?), I am wondering if this was done for a reason beyond cheaping out or protecting it from idiots on the crappy thermals blower.
Have we seen 2.5GHz clocks yet? Has anyone broken 2.1GHz or heavily modified the cards yet? A card that can't hold boost clocks stock, barely hitting 2.1GHz with 100% fan, is a pretty average OC as far as historic OCs go.
I wonder if this was a deliberate move. So that when dual fet cards are released, people really can begin to OC, but will hit the FinFet wall. I wonder if this wall is close to 2.1-2.2GHz.. I would not be surprised given what we know about this process now.
Thanks for your thoughts and discussion!
Have we seen 2.5GHz clocks yet? Has anyone broken 2.1GHz or heavily modified the cards yet? A card that can't hold boost clocks stock, barely hitting 2.1GHz with 100% fan, is a pretty average OC as far as historic OCs go.
I wonder if this was a deliberate move. So that when dual fet cards are released, people really can begin to OC, but will hit the FinFet wall. I wonder if this wall is close to 2.1-2.2GHz.. I would not be surprised given what we know about this process now.
Thanks for your thoughts and discussion!