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Modder Doubles GeForce GTX 1650โ€™s VRAM To 8 GB With A Simple Chip Swap, Nearly Doubling Benchmark Scores

A close-up of a disassembled graphics card showing a 'Gigabyte' logo and a soldering tool working on the circuit board.

It was an easy task to upgrade the VRAM on the card, but only TU106-based GTX 1650 can be upgraded. GeForce GTX 1650 Modded With 8 GB GDDR6 VRAM Through Simple VRAM Modules Swap; Results in Double the Performance One of the easiest ways many modders can improve performance is through shunt modding, or by adding more VRAM modules to the GPU's PCB. Adding VRAM modules generally requires some firmware modifications and may or may not be supported by the GPU chip. However, it becomes an easy task when all you have to do is swap the existing memory modules [โ€ฆ]

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How To Properly Stress Test Your GPU: Why FurMark Alone Is Not Enough For Modern GPUs

A gaming GPU setup displays a monitor showing 'GPU TEMPERATURE' at 72ยฐC and 'GPU UTILIZATION' at 99%, with text above reading 'How To Properly Stress Test Your GPU'.

Let's face it: the days of running FurMark for 30 minutes, watching nothing explode, and calling your GPU "stable" are long gone. Modern GPUs from NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel are smarter, more power-hungry, and far more dynamic in their clock-speed behavior than the older graphics cards we grew up overclocking. GPU synthetic/stress tests like FurMark, OCCT, and 3DMark absolutely still have their place, but treating any single tool as the holy grail of stability is a big mistake. Today's GPUs constantly juggle clocks, voltages, and temperatures on the fly. A GPU overclock (or undervolt) that flies through a traditional rasterized [โ€ฆ]

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Teclab Bypasses NVIDIA RTX 50 Memory Clock Limit, Hits Over 36 Gbps On RTX 5070 Ti

Teclab Bypasses NVIDIA RTX 50 Memory Clock Limit, Hits Over 36 Gbps On RTX 5070 Ti 1

NVIDIA's RTX 50 memory clock limit has been bypassed by none other than Teclab, allowing their RTX 5070 Ti to hit 36 Gbps speeds. Bypassing NVIDIA's RTX 50 Memory Clock Limit Is Possible If You Have The Right Tools & The Engineering Experience As Teclab Demos 36 Gbps On 5070 Ti The folks over at Teclab have been showcasing some awesome mods with the latest NVIDIA GPUs and have also broken various world records. The tech and overclocking enthusiasts from Brazil were the first to mod a GeForce 10 series card with higher VRAM, and also unlocked higher memory clocks [โ€ฆ]

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