World Record for the fastest Graphics card ever recorded done on a Red Devil Ultimate, 3225Mhz

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WOW ... really.
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SplashDown:

WOW ... really.
Thinking about it is just crazy , so crazy to think about it. Who would it tought we would see this kind of clocks on a gpu ever ? Mind boggling actually even thought it was done on a quick liquid nitrogen session , 3225Mhz πŸ˜€ ...
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Most interesting is that unlocked bios is floating out there any 6900xt user can now try to push their card even more.
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Cool Chispy! I know your interest in this because you're just s crazy an OC'er as der8auer. And not far from where you live there is an LN2 factory to keep you happy πŸ˜€.
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Undying:

Most interesting is that unlocked bios is floating out there any 6900xt user can now try to push their card even more.
Except the GPU chip used in the Liquid Devil Ultimate is slightly different than other 6900XT cards as it uses the "Navi 21 XTXH" chip which is a special bin with better clock speeds and lower power leakage compared to regular "Navi 21 XT" chips. The BIOS might work with other cards depending on how the BIOS handles a difference device ID than what it expects. Also, der8auer mentions that the only special difference with this BIOS is that it raises the clock speed limit to 4000MHz, rather than the 3000MHz used on the other 6900XTs. Power limits remain the same.
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cool but not THAT exciting as I had thought before watchin the video. -80 Celsius artefacting already at 2880 MHz. It peaked at 3.2GHz and then it crashed no records were broken other than frequency clock.
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The board doesn't have any clock speed cap, which is the reason it was feasible to push it right to 3.225 GHz without changing its VRM.
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tty8k:

Useless, really if it can't play anything. It's like tuning a car to reach 500km/h but only on the bench not the road.
Thats the way it goes in world of benchmarking. You think previous records ware broken and then game on it? Dont be silly.
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yawn
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tty8k:

Useless, really if it can't play anything. It's like tuning a car to reach 500km/h but only on the bench not the road.
Extreme overclocking is just as Dragsters running 1/4 mile strip , you make it go as fast as you can for brief period of time. This is not showing game stable overclock , this is proving where are the limits on this architecture , and dang this amd gpus can go fast πŸ˜€ . More information related to extreme overclocking amd 6900xt gpus can be found here on my thread at hwbot: - https://community.hwbot.org/topic/202956-amd-rx-6900xt-6800xt-6800-overclocking-tweaks-tricks-and-mods/ Might be helpful to understand better what we do ...
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Crazy to think about it. as how easy it was
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rkb:

Crazy to think about it. as how easy it was
And how good looking the card is!! I might end up just grabing the 6800XT Liquid Devil, unfortunately the 6900XT Ultimate is out of my rang€..
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AMD artificial limits of clocks speeds, power limit, and voltages are exactly what was holding back these video cards.
Nope... Common sense is holding back these video cards because not everybody is der8auer..., not everybody has a case with ideal air flow, a great power supply, etc AMD is not stupid to artificially hold back a card - it's just because a lot of people may be tempted to play with things they don't understand and ruin the cards in a not ideal environment... Anyway great achievement by der8auer - hail to the king! FUN FACT: When LN2 overclock for Intel chips is presented here on guru3d a lot of comments are like" Big deal, LN2 o.c. is useless" but when an AMD product is overclocked with LN2 almost everybody so far is like "WOW..."
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barbacot:

FUN FACT: When LN2 overclock for Intel chips is presented here on guru3d a lot of comments are like" Big deal, LN2 o.c. is useless" but when an AMD product is overclocked with LN2 almost everybody so far is like "WOW..."
I suspect that was something to do with Intel fans over the last couple of years seeing the overclocking of Intel CPUs as the one thing to cling onto "Yes, AMD may be faster in production but LOOK at Intel overclocking! IT DOES 6GHZ"
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chispy:

Extreme overclocking is just as Dragsters running 1/4 mile strip , you make it go as fast as you can for brief period of time.
He wants a dragster to go to the supermarket with. If it cant do that, its useless. πŸ˜€
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Only interesting part for me is GPU clock performance scaling. Because when one keeps memory clock same, it is IC which clocks up with GPU. And such OC may show how big benefits of IC are.
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Caesar:

The board doesn't have any clock speed cap, which is the reason it was feasible to push it right to 3.225 GHz without changing its VRM.
Yes it does. 4000mhz.
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tty8k:

I understand it as a hobby or experiment, but as far as utility goes for the one that buys that hardware, it's pointless imo.
Even if it was game stable, what 'utility' are you talking about when you have to fire up the LN2 kit when you want to play games with it? The moment anyone sees the LN2 kit in the vid thumbnail, they know this is not for gaming. πŸ˜€
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DeskStar:

Yes it does. 4000mhz.
Unofficial sources said that AMD began to offer its partners its Navi 21 XTXH GPU with a higher frequency potential, yet it was not completely clear whether AMD binned the new processors itself, or just let its partners factory overclock them.