EVGA working on GPU voltage tuning application

Posted on Friday, January 23 2009 @ 20:04 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck

EVGA unveiled it's working on a voltage tuning tool for some recent EVGA graphics cards and the good news is that it won't void your warranty. The tool will be available for download on EVGA's website very soon, the first version will offer support for the 65nm GeForce GTX 260, all GeForce GTX 280 cards and the GeForce GTX 295.

The EVGA Voltage Tuner will enable users to adjust the voltage of their cards in a range from 450mV to 1350mV, giving you assistance in overclocking or underclocking of EVGA GeForce graphics cards.

According to Jacob Freeman from EVGA, the tool enabled him to increase the core speed of an air cooled GeForce GTX 295 by another 100MHz. At the standard voltage of 1038mV, Freeman overclocked the core of his card to 684MHz and the shaders to 1476MHz. By boosting the voltage to 1263mV, he got the core clockspeed to 783MHz and the shaders to 1692MHz. More info and screenshots at EVGA.

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