Overclocking modern GPUs is easy and mostly safe. Expect a solid FPS boost of about 5–15%. Risk is low, but warranty may void ...

Overclocking your graphics card can improve its performance by 5% to as much as 15% (or more), depending on the particular card model. Of course, as with any overclocking, care should be taken to ...

NVIDIA revealed a new bit of software this week in an API for their graphics cards called NVIDIA Scanner. With NVIDIA Scanner, users are able to auto-overclock their graphics cards with the greatest ...

Overclocking your graphics card can significantly boost your gaming performance, but it requires careful steps to ensure safety and stability. MSI Afterburner is a powerful and user-friendly tool that ...

Clock speed tells you how many computing cycles a device such as GPU to CPU is completing per second. Overclocking means increasing this clock speed above the maximum enforced by the manufacturer.

The practice of "overclocking," specifically in regards to PC components, means to deliberately push a component past its manufacturer-established limits to generate improved performance. In layman's ...

If you've got relatively modern hardware in your PC and want to get more performance out of it, undervolting your GPU is a ...

The GPU shortage has made it almost impossible to buy a graphics card. Thankfully, you don’t need to upgrade your GPU to squeeze some extra performance out of your PC. We have five ways to optimize ...

AMD’s Radeon RX 7000-series graphics cards (and their predecessors, the RX 6000-series) offer impressive power out of the box, especially for gaming. But with a little extra tuning you can get even ...

If you’ve been working for weeks to build your own PC, or you’ve spent plenty of time trying to speed up an existing graphics card, you want a tool to test how fast it is — and how it compares to the ...

The hardware modder known as Trashbench has set a new world record for overclocking with the RTX 5050. He managed to push a Gigabyte RTX 5050 GPU to sustained speeds of 3,468 MHz, representing a 23 % ...