Dry ice allowed the Radeon VII graphics card to overclock at around 2150 MHz per core.

After learning that the performance of the Radeon VII graphics card in dual-precision operations was much higher than that announced by AMD at the time of the announcement, it remained to consider extreme overclocking.

The famous overklycoler der8auer decided to test the automatic launch function in the graphics driver. manual overclocking is further complicated by the lack of software support.

For cooling, it used dry ice, that is to say that we can expect even better results with the use of liquid nitrogen.

It turned out that the autoparticle was rather bad but works even when extreme overclocking. To be more precise, the frequency of the graphics processor was raised to 2149 MHz, that is to say that the load for the maximum reference frequency was near 350 MHz, which is fine. In reality, it was a pivotal value.

Although we can conclude that the Radeon VII is fairly well dispersed, it is possible to wait for a certain number of recordings with the release of normal software.