Overclocking Performance

Fiji XT has been pretty much scaled back from its Fury 10 course to run at lower clock speeds with less voltage so that it is feasible for use on the Nano. Rarely did nosotros come across it hit 1000MHz in our gaming tests and only briefly when it did. For the nigh part we would say the Nano operates at around 900MHz and we never saw it drop below 800MHz when nether load.

Raising the MHz ceiling won't reach anything equally the card tin already run as high as 1000MHz and it's nearly never there. Overclocking to 1100MHz, the limit of the Fury Ten we tested, won't exercise a thing.

To achieve higher clock speeds, the power limit needs to be increased and the Goad Control Center allows the limit to be boosted past 50%. Without making any other changes we raised the power limit by 50% and ran some tests. The results were impressive.

Information technology should be noted that the fan speed was increased from a silent 2000 RPM to an audible 2700 RPM. While we wouldn't say this was overly loud, you could certainly hear the Nano fan.

After that nosotros raised the core frequency limit to 1100MHz and left the ability limit at plus 50%. Oddly nosotros lost a few frames per 2nd in each test we ran.

By but increasing the ability limit and dealing with a little extra dissonance the Nano picked up an actress 5fps at 1600p to friction match the Fury X.

The Nano still trailed the Fury X past 2fps with the power limit increased, but however it gained an additional 4fps.

Merely 2 extra frames were gained when testing with The Witcher iii Wild Chase, just that was plenty to match the Fury.

The power limit increase helped the Nano achieve 5fps more in Battlefiled 4, placing it within 1fps of the Fury 10.