

Once we’re set with the most we can expect from the GPU, we turn to the memory with a stock GPU clock and see what it can do. We will then do trial and error to see what, if any, additional performance we can get from adding additional voltage to the GPU. For the NVIDIA RTX 2060 SUPER FE card, we will approach the overclocking by boosting the power limit to maximum levels within MSI Afterburner (including using the extended range options) and then start increasing the GPU clock speed until we find the highest stable value.

This review will show you a high GeForce RTX 2060 SUPER overclock. How Do You Overclock a GeForce RTX 2060 SUPER FE? To complicate matters further, the final overclocked speed is not what we dial in as our settings but rather what the card will boost to based upon actual gameplay, available power, and thermals. Overclocking video cards can sometimes be more of an art than a science as there are a number of ways to go about finding the best combination for performance as well as different ways to evaluate the stability of an overclock.
