Unlike most other manufacturers of cards that have 2 PCI-E connections, most only bring you one adapter, EVGA provides 2. NVIDIA Dynamic Super Resolution Technology (4K).Latest and greatest is not what wins them this top tier card partner achievement it is also very heavily reliant on customer service and if you don’t know, you will now, EVGA has amazing customer service.Įnough on that, I could go on about my amazing personal experiences with them but we are here to talk about the EVGA Geforce GTX 970 Superclocked ACX2.0, even more specifically, part # 04G-P4-2974-KR. This card has the makings and already the folklore behind it that makes many gamers want it, let’s find out why and if that lore is true.ĮVGA is NVIDIA’s top 3D card partner, bringing you all of NVIDIA’s latest and greatest and improving on them in great ways. Today’s flavor will be the EVGA Geforce GTX 970 Superclocked ACX2.0. You want to control your thermals by balancing voltage and clock, not by simply throttling down if you get too hot.Hello my gamer friends out there, I am here to bring you another video card review. The thermal control of the setting does not have value in overclocking. And if your psu is tight (which it never is) then bumping it can strain that too. If you're overclocking you usually want to bump this to the maximum, with the caveat that if you are extreme overclocking you need to make sure it remains lower than the available pci-e power or you risk actual damage. This usually isn't the same as the TDP (though maybe for nvidia cards it is). It's a multiplier of some base wattage value, which you can probabvly find somewhere in the docs for your card.
It's sort of the GPU equivalent of CPU turbo boost. But usually it's used just to keep temps and overall power use down so that the PSU isn't strained and the temps don't go crazy. This can be a safety feature to prevent them from exceeding the limits of the pci-e power delivery (something like 300W for a 8-pin plus 6-pin connectors). GPUs will automatically throttle based on their power use.
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