OGS set 3 records: GeForce GTX 680 overclocking

Today, Greek overclocker OGS earned three gold medals in the GeForce GTX 680 category, for what was once a top-tier graphics card.

Most notably, in one of the benchmarks, the GPU clock speed was boosted to an impressive 1907MHz. For comparison, the chip's stock frequency is a much humbler 1226MHz.

Here's the breakdown:

In the relatively outdated 3DMark Vantage - Performance, the Greek overclocker hit 1855MHz on the core and 7400MHz on the memory. Meanwhile, the Intel Core i9-10900K CPU was overclocked to 6900MHz, yielding a score of 75309 marks:

Next up for OGS was the 3DMark11 - Performance. Here, the graphics card reached 1907MHz for the GPU and 7400MHz for the GDDR5. The CPU still ran at 6900MHz. The final score was 18089 marks:

Finally, the Greek overclocker's last achievement was first place in the same GTX 680 category, but in the Unigine Heaven - Xtreme, with a score of 3438.78 DX Marks. Here, the GPU frequency dropped to its lowest point at 1802MHz, though the memory remained stable at 7400MHz:

OGS didn't provide a detailed breakdown of the components he used to achieve these results, so we could only glean a few details:

Motherboard – ASUS ROG Maximus XII Apex
Processor – Core i9-10900K
RAM – 2 unknown 8GB DDR4 sticks from G.Skill
Thermal paste – Thermal Grizzly
Graphics card – GeForce GTX 680 (most likely a Galax model)
Storage – Crucial MX500 250GB CT250MX500SSD1

Source: Overclocker's profile on HWBot