Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090 video card overclocking record refreshed to 3.93 GHz, default 2235 MHz

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com June 18 news, Overclocker Cens once again broke the world record for video card overclocking, only 70 MHz short of breaking 4 GHz.

He uses the Seven Rainbow iGame RTX 4090 LAB graphics card, the flagship version of iGame Vulcan, with a rated frequency of only 2235 MHz and an acceleration frequency of 2625 MHz, while the card has a peak TDP of 515W.

Just last month, Cens successfully achieved the result of 3.825GHz in the overclocking competition, which earned him the first place in HWBOT's GPUPI 3.332B ranking.

CTOnews.com warns that the HWBOT race here is not ranked by the frequency of the graphics card, but uses a software called GPUPI to calculate the value of π, which is based on the Bailey-Bowie-Plouffe formula and uses OpenCL or CUDA optimization for parallel computation.

At present, Cens has won the first place with a time of 46,383ms, nearly a second ahead of the second. At the same time, the highest frequency of this video card has reached 3930 MHz, which is the highest GPU frequency ever recorded by humans.