Overclocking frequencies will always vary between GPUs so the performance of review units is not to be taken as representative of how retail cards would behave.
The ASUS card we tested became unstable beyond 1796 (1935) MHz core and 1501 MHz memory. This frequency increase across the core and memory resulted in an approximately 7 per cent overall boost to 3D performance in 3DMark.
The MSI GTX 1080 Gaming X Plus model achieved 1833 (1973) MHz core and 1501 MHz memory, for reference, which was slightly higher and gave slightly better performance, 5943 in the below test.
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