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While I doubt SuperML will result in a substantial overclocking experience, the general graphics card buyer will however notice this as a feature that the other companies do not have. Yes, that's called marketing and it's an important part of the product development process. I have to give credit to ASUS who figured out a way how to put a unique feature on their product and how to properly market it.

The overclocks of our card are 940 MHz core (4% overclock) and 1085 MHz Memory (9% overclock). To be honest I was very disappointed by this overclock. Based on the early information available I expected something in the 1000 MHz+ range on core with all the overclocking features this card offers.


http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/A...90_TOP_SuperML

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