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Fábio Pisco from Ancient Gameplays offers an in-depth guide on overclocking the RTX 3060 graphics card, emphasizing that overclocking results can vary between individual units. He advises using MSI Afterburner for monitoring and adjusting settings, cautioning against increasing voltage due to risks of GPU damage. The guide involves incrementally adjusting GPU core and memory clock speeds and testing stability with a heavy game. Pisco's own stable settings were +150 MHz for the core clock and +500 MHz for memory. The video concludes with plans for future comparisons of overclocked GPUs and thanks to viewers.
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In this part of the video, Fábio Pisco from Ancient Gameplays introduces an overclocking guide specifically for the RTX 3060 graphics card. He emphasizes that the brand of the card is irrelevant for this guide, and highlights the natural variability in overclocking capabilities across different cards. He explains that while some RTX 3060 cards might overclock well, others may not, and this variability is expected. Before diving into the overclocking process, he mentions the sponsor, GVG Mall, which offers Windows 10 Home Serial Keys at a discounted price with his coupon code. Pisco notes that this video will focus solely on overclocking, not undervolting, and points out the difference between AMD and Nvidia in terms of built-in overclocking software, suggesting that Nvidia lacks such tools, making the process slightly more cumbersome.
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In this segment of the video, the presenter explains how to download, install, and use MSI Afterburner for monitoring and overclocking a GPU. Key steps include downloading MSI Afterburner, extracting the files, installing the software, and understanding the interface, which displays GPU frequency, memory frequency, voltage, and temperature. The presenter highlights the importance of keeping the power and temperature limits at their default levels and warns against increasing the voltage due to potential risks of GPU damage. The segment concludes with instructions for incrementally increasing the core clock by 50 MHz to overclock the GPU safely.
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In this part of the video, the host provides a detailed guide on how to overclock a GPU using MSI Afterburner. They explain the process of incrementally increasing the GPU and memory clocks by starting with a heavy game test without FPS limiters. The approach involves testing stability by playing a game for half an hour at each increment and increasing the clock speed by +50 MHz until the maximum stable overclock is found. The host shares their personal overclock results of +150 MHz for the core clock and +500 MHz for the memory clock as stable settings. They suggest continuing this process until the GPU reaches its maximum stable overclock and highlight that results can vary between different cards. The segment concludes with a promise to show before-and-after performance comparisons and a teaser for the next video comparing different GPUs in both standard and overclocked states.
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In this part of the video, the speaker emphasizes something very important, expresses gratitude, and signs off by thanking the viewers and mentioning they will see them in the next video.