It is always nice to start digesting Christmas hams with positive news. This time they will be served by Juhani Luumi, a top superclocker who is also known to us from TechBBS, and who brought new video card records to Finland in honor of Christmas.

Plum’s Christmas overclocking session originally produced two records, but unfortunately in a fast-moving world, one of them has already had time to displace. He still captured the current record in the GPUPI – 1B test program, where the video card calculates the approximate silicon.

EVGA’s GeForce RTX 3090 K | NGP | N, or more familiarly, Kingpin was naturally cooled with liquid nitrogen and worked in the test 2895 at a clock frequency of MHz. GDDR6X memories were set to run during the test for approximately 18 , At a speed of 1 Gbps (1425 MHz). The graphics card was supported by a liquid-cooled 5.4 GHz overclocked Core i9 – 10900 K EVGA Z 490 on the Dark motherboard

The new GPUPI – 1B record time is 2 seconds and , which is milliseconds, which covers the previous record held by the Greek watchmaker OGS 12 with a margin of milliseconds. The OGS result was also run on a liquid nitrogen cooled RTX 3090 graphics card.

Plum’s already displaced record came in turn in the 3DMark Port Royal test. Luumin 18 343 score record was run with the same configuration, but this time the graphics card worked at its highest according to 3DMark 2715 at a clock frequency of MHz and memories of approximately 28 At the speed of Gbps (1440 MHz).

Plum result exceeded by about delay Australian watchmaker Escapeee with a new record 18 343 points. The result is run on an RTX 3090 graphics card operating at the highest 2760 clock speed in the test and whose memories work around , 3 Gbps at speed (2020 MHz). Unlike Luum, the graphics card was supported by the Escapee Ryzen 9 5950 X, which was apparently set to run at 4.6 GHz for all cores.

Update 22 . 10:

Inherited by the ousted top result, Luumi decided to break the records again. In the GPUPI – 1B test, Luumi was the first to tune his RTX 3090 Kingpin graphics card to a clock frequency above 2.9 GHz. Specifically, the new record run at 2910 MHz is now 2 seconds and 119 milliseconds, ie the record improved 13 milliseconds.

Plum also got back its top spot in the 3DMark Port Royal test 17 496, but Escapee has already pecked at the new 18 3090 ). In contrast, no wedges were found in the 3DMark Fire Strike Ultra test, but Luum’s new one 12 248 score record still holds. The result was run with RTX 3090 operating according to 3DMark 2730 MHz clock speed and memory operating at approximately 12, 9 Gbps (1425 MHz) speed. The graphics-enabled liquid-cooled Core i9 – 10900 K operated in a test at a clock frequency of 5.5 GHz.

Sources: TechBBS, 3DMark, HWBot