Améliorez vos performances de jeu 4K: NVIDIA GeForce 2080ti OC Scanner vs overclockage manuel
Table of Contents
- 🏆 Introduction
- 🎮 Performance Numbers of the RTX 2080 Ti
- Stock Frequency
- Overclocking Utility
- ⚙️ Test Bench Specifications
- Motherboard and CPU
- GPU and Drivers
- 📈 Overclocking Process for the RTX 2080 Ti
- EVGA Precision X1 Utility
- Manual Overclocking
- Memory Overclocking
- 📊 Results and Comparisons
- Core Frequency Chart
- Temperature and Power Draw
- 🎯 Overclocking in Games
- Shadow of the Tomb Raider
- Monster Hunter World
- Deus Ex: Mankind Divided
- ✅ Pros and Cons of Overclocking
- Performance Boost vs Power Draw Increase
- Increased Temperature and Toaster-like PC
- 🌟 Final Thoughts and Recommendations
- 🌐 Resources
🏆 Introduction
Do you want to push the limits of your RTX 2080 Ti? In this article, we will explore the world of overclocking and find out if it's worth the effort. We'll delve into the performance numbers, the overclocking process, and the results in various games. Get ready to unleash the full potential of your graphics card! Let's dive in!
🎮 Performance Numbers of the RTX 2080 Ti
Before we dive into the overclocking details, let's take a look at the stock frequency of the RTX 2080 Ti. With a base clock of 1350 MHz and a boost clock of 1635 MHz, this graphics card is already a powerhouse. However, there are certain games where it may fall short of the desired 60 FPS mark at maximum settings. That's where overclocking comes into play.
Stock Frequency
The stock frequency of the RTX 2080 Ti is impressive, but can it be pushed even further? We'll find out!
Overclocking Utility
To overclock the RTX 2080 Ti, we will be using the EVGA Precision X1 overclocking utility. This tool features the new OC Scanner for Turing cards, which optimizes voltage stages and frequencies. Let's see if the results of the automatic scan overclock can match or surpass manual overclocking.
⚙️ Test Bench Specifications
To ensure consistent testing, we utilized a Z370-based test bench featuring an EVGA Z370 Classified K motherboard and a Core i5 8600K clocked at 5 GHz. This setup allows us to focus solely on the overclocking capabilities of the RTX 2080 Ti.
Motherboard and CPU
The EVGA Z370 Classified K motherboard provides a stable platform for overclocking experiments. Paired with the powerful Core i5 8600K, we have a winning combination for pushing the limits.
GPU and Drivers
The RTX 2080 Ti, known for its exceptional performance in 4K gaming, served as our graphics card for this overclocking adventure. We used the same drivers as our previous review to maintain consistency across the tests.
📈 Overclocking Process for the RTX 2080 Ti
Overclocking the RTX 2080 Ti is slightly different from previous generations. The new EVGA Precision X1 overclocking utility features an automated scan overclock process through the OC Scanner. We will compare the results of the automatic scan overclock with a manual overclocking approach.
EVGA Precision X1 Utility
The EVGA Precision X1 utility simplifies the overclocking process with its new OC Scanner. This tool optimizes each voltage stage and frequency, resulting in a stable and optimized overclock for the core.
Manual Overclocking
For those who prefer a more hands-on approach, manual overclocking is still an option. We pushed the core voltage, power limit, and other settings to achieve a higher overclock on the RTX 2080 Ti.
Memory Overclocking
In addition to core overclocking, memory overclocking can also provide performance gains. We manually overclocked the memory to further boost the overall capabilities of the RTX 2080 Ti.
📊 Results and Comparisons
After completing the overclocking process, it's time to analyze the results. We will examine the core frequency chart, temperature changes, and power draw differences for the RTX 2080 Ti.
Core Frequency Chart
By running the Superposition benchmark at 4K resolution, we obtained a 5-minute run to showcase the core frequency performance. The chart displays the frequencies achieved through both the Precision X1 scan overclock and manual overclocking.
Temperature and Power Draw
Overclocking inevitably leads to an increase in temperature and power draw. We measured the temperatures and power draw during the Superposition benchmark run to see how much impact the overclock had on the RTX 2080 Ti.
🎯 Overclocking in Games
Now, the moment of truth. Will the overclocked RTX 2080 Ti Translate into improved performance in games? We tested several titles to find out.
Shadow of the Tomb Raider
In our review, the stock RTX 2080 Ti averaged 56 FPS in Shadow of the Tomb Raider. With the Precision X1 overclock, we managed to reach a comfortable 60 FPS mark. The manual overclock pushed it even further to 62 FPS.
Monster Hunter World
Considering that Monster Hunter World is quite demanding on the CPU, we didn't expect significant improvements from overclocking. However, we saw a slight boost, with the average FPS increasing from 59 to 61 with Precision X1 overclocking and reaching 64 with the manual overclock.
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided at DX12 high settings proved to be a challenge even for a stock RTX 2080 Ti, averaging 62 FPS. After Precision X1 overclocking, the average FPS rose to 67, and manual overclocking resulted in a modest increase to 68 FPS.
✅ Pros and Cons of Overclocking
As with any performance-enhancing techniques, overclocking comes with its benefits and drawbacks. Let's weigh the pros and cons of overclocking the RTX 2080 Ti.
Performance Boost vs Power Draw Increase
Overclocking the RTX 2080 Ti undeniably unlocks its full potential, providing a significant performance boost in certain games. However, this comes at the cost of increased power draw and temperature. Consider your priorities and system's capabilities before diving into overclocking.
Increased Temperature and Toaster-like PC
It's important to mention that overclocking will result in higher temperatures. The RTX 2080 Ti already has a reputation for being a toasty GPU, and overclocking exacerbates the issue. Ensure proper cooling and ventilation to prevent overheating.
🌟 Final Thoughts and Recommendations
Overclocking the RTX 2080 Ti can yield better 4K gaming results, pushing your FPS closer to the 60 FPS mark in demanding titles. This article's findings can serve as a basis for aftermarket variants such as MSI, Colorful, and ASUS ROG Strix. However, be mindful of the increased power draw and temperatures that come with overclocking.
🌐 Resources