Team OGS Achieves Impressive Overclocking Feat

Team OGS has showcased an incredible display of extreme overclocking prowess by maximizing the performance of the GALAX GeForce RTX 5090D HOF edition. Equipped with a specialized Extreme OC BIOS allowing for up to 2,000 W of power and two 12V-2x6 connectors delivering 1,200 W, the team utilized liquid nitrogen cooling and precise voltage adjustments to push clock speeds well beyond factory specifications. In the GPUPI 32B benchmark, the GPU reached an unprecedented core frequency of 3,650 MHz with a completion time of just 39.434 seconds, setting a new world record for GPU-accelerated Pi calculations.

The team's achievements extended to graphics tests as well. In 3DMark Port Royal, the GPU operated at 3,570 MHz on its core and 2,250 MHz on its GDDR7 memory, achieving an impressive 47,469 points. When tested under Unigine Superposition's 1080p Extreme preset, the GPU maintained speeds of 3,540 MHz and 2,250 MHz, resulting in a score of 38,237 points, a significant increase over previous records. By pushing memory speeds to an effective 36 Gbps, the team achieved a bandwidth of 2.304 TB/s, nearly 29% higher than standard specifications. These results highlight the potential of NVIDIA's Blackwell architecture and suggest that with similar modifications in power, cooling, and VBIOS, professional cards like the RTX Pro 6000 series could achieve even greater performance gains, especially given their higher CUDA core count.