NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX 5090 has impressively soared to new heights with its first overclocking success, hitting a jaw-dropping 3.5 GHz. This feat was accomplished by none other than ASUS’s talented in-house overclocker, Safedisk.
The GeForce RTX 5090 is barely a month old, yet it has captivated the gaming community despite its limited availability. Overclocking enthusiasts who have managed to get their hands on this power-packed GPU are witnessing groundbreaking performance milestones.
Safedisk showcased the incredible potential of the GeForce RTX 5090 by pushing its limits using an ASUS-branded variant of the GPU. Under the cooling prowess of liquid nitrogen (LN2), the graphics card reached a staggering core frequency of 3480 MHz. Adding to this, the memory speed soared to an astounding 34 Gbps across a robust 512-bit bus interface.
Such exceptional overclocking led to phenomenal results in several benchmarks, proving the GPU’s might:
– In Port Royal, the numbers were nothing short of spectacular, with towering performance scores.
– Time Spy and Fire Strike followed suit, with striking benchmark figures that left competitors in the dust.
As ASUS continues to innovate, we eagerly anticipate even more impressive results and new records, especially with forthcoming high-wattage BIOS updates for their flagship ROG Astral GeForce RTX 5090. This could significantly enhance the potential for even more impressive overclocking feats, setting a new standard in the world of graphics technology.
