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All Superclocked means is EVGA's "branded" stock overclocked edition. Every board partner has these, and you can make a non-superclocked card - superclocked by yourself. All you have to do is overclock it.

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Can you make non-superclocked card superclocked by yourself ? 

 

There is Evga Superclocked  for 720euro and not superclocked for 700euro ...... if i can make it superclocked by myself why pay + 20 euro right ?

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It's just a naming scheme for a slightly factory OC'd version of the card. If you matched the clock then I guess you could consider it a superclocked card if you want but there are aesthetic differences on the card that will still label as a standard version.

 

 

Dont double post. http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/424234-superclocked/

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All Superclocked means is EVGA's "branded" stock overclocked edition. Every board partner has these, and you can make a non-superclocked card - superclocked by yourself. All you have to do is overclock it.

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