Silicon lottery, GPU OCing
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Solved by ManWithBeard1990,
This is due to tiny imperfections in the chip. Copper interconnects that have tiny variances in thickness or electrical resistance, or transistors whose chemical makeup is merely almost the same from one chip to the next. Due to the fact that engineers are constantly pushing the envelope on how small we can make things those tiny imperfections will always be there because when better quality is achieved the time has arrived for yet another die shrink. Without a very powerful electron microscope you'll never see the difference between two chips, but one of them may be able to operate at a higher than rated speed while another may not.

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