Z0tac GTX 680 2GB With (Shader Clock 2012MHz)

[Protagonist]

http://www.zotac.com/products/graph...10/section/specifications/discontinued/1.html

The above link has a Zotac GTX 680 that claims to have shader clock @ 2012MHz, so the question is how is it that it claims that? Nvidia removed shader clocks on the 6xx series am I correct or?

 

[ruff0r]

http://www.zotac.com/products/graph...10/section/specifications/discontinued/1.html

The above link has a Zotac GTX 680 that claims to have shader clock @ 2012MHz, so the question is how is it that it claims that? Nvidia removed shader clocks on the 6xx series am I correct or?

An immediate difference to the GPU core versus the shader processor domain is that both will be clocked at 1:1, meaning both the core and shader domain clock in at 1006 MHz, that means that the 2x shader hotclock from the last generation products is a thing of the past.

My presume Typo or wrong information on the page.

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[Slizzo]

http://www.zotac.com/products/graph...10/section/specifications/discontinued/1.html

The above link has a Zotac GTX 680 that claims to have shader clock @ 2012MHz, so the question is how is it that it claims that? Nvidia removed shader clocks on the 6xx series am I correct or?

Since the debut of Fermi, all Shader clocks have been on a 2x multiplier from the core clock. I know on my old G80 8800GTS and G92 8800GT you could adjust them separately.

 

[Maban]

Just a oversight. Kepler is 1:1 as ruff0r said.

 

[Slizzo]

Just a oversight. Kepler is 1:1 as ruff0r said.

Been out of the GPU game for a while now. Forgot that Kepler was linked with core speeds unlike Fermi.