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Tuesday, 29 March 2011 11:27

PoV / TGT GTX 580 Beast 2 reviewed - 5. Overclocking; Thermals

Written by Sanjin Rados
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Review: Beast 2 with a 101MHz factory overclock

 

Temperatures

GTX 580 Beast 2 card runs 101MHz faster than reference GPUs, but we measured quite good thermals. Operating temperature was up to 64°C. Perhaps you expected lower GPU thermals but you should know that we used a single fan radiator with room temperature at 25°C.

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Overclocking

We didn’t manage to break 1GHz for the GPU but we played games for about half an hour at 970MHz.

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