#POINT OF VIEW NVIDIA GTX 680 DRIVER#
#POINT OF VIEW NVIDIA GTX 680 MANUAL#

This means that the card will use only what it needs to maintain a 60 fps framerate while keeping temperatures, noise and power consumption low. The graphics card is clocked at 1.006 GHz, and supports boost technology, that can increase operating frequency up to 1.058 GHz. WE CANNOT HANDLE ANY SUPPORT AND/OR RMA ON DEVICES PURCHASED BEFORE JANUARY 2020 UNDER THE POINT OF VIEW BRAND. The card is based on NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680, and manufactured using 28 nm technological process. I tested it with Skyrim which continued to run silky-smooth at 60 fps with a core clock that hovered between 860 and 940 MHz in Winterhelm. Point of View GeForce GTX 680 (part number VGA-680-A1) desktop Graphics Processing Unit was released in March 2012.

#POINT OF VIEW NVIDIA GTX 680 DRIVER#

the guy from NVIDIA in the PC Perspective live GTX 680 review mentioned that 6.8 GHz was possible on the memory but I know mine can't do 7 GHz as I tried it over the weekend and got 'driver not responding' errors.Īlso interesting is setting the Power Management Mode to Adaptive in the Global driver profile will actually UNDERCLOCK the card below the 1,006 MHz core clock if you use v-sync to cap the game at the refresh rate of your display. I tested two games, The Witcher 2 and Skyrim, and both ran fine at 1,254 MHz on the core and 6,500 MHz on the memory clocks. I've been playing around with the settings in Afterburner and because I know my card can clock itself to 1,137 MHz on 100% power, I set the power limiter to +130%, the core clock offset to +125 MHz and the memory clock offset to a conservative +250 MHz (6,500 MHz effectively).

The GPU boost feature has to be the single most outstanding feature of this card that impresses in every area. I especially want to know what default overclocks people are getting without changing any of the settings in EVGA Precision X or MSI Afterburner. Obviously, higher settings can be used for benchmarks but I'm only interested in the stable overclocks you're using 24/7 for your games.

#POINT OF VIEW NVIDIA GTX 680 MANUAL#

I'm curious as to what others are getting out of the box and what manual settings they're using for gaming so I'd be grateful if you could post your settings like this (for mine):ĭefault: (+0 MHz core/+0 MHz memory/100% power boost - 1,006 MHz to 1,137 MHz core/6,000 MHz memory)

Without changing any settings, my GTX 680 will regularly overclock to 1,137 MHz during games but it never goes any higher, nor does it ever overclock the memory. I've been testing out my new Point of View GTX 680 graphics card over the weekend and so far I'm impressed with its performance improvement over my previous GTX 580 card.

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