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5 minutes ago, Jamie_Taylor_4200 said:

Hello, I was wondering what the difference between the SC, SSC, FTW, FTW+ and Classified were?

 

- Thanks, Jamie

 

SC - Superclocked

SSC - Super-superclocked

FTW - For the win

FTW+ For the win plus

 

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Standard (NVIDIA reference clocks)
SC or "superclocked" (usually just a little bit overclocked)
SSC or "super super clocked" (quite overclocked)
FTW or "for the win" (maximum overclock. Usually among the highest available in the market)
Classified (always highest overclocks available, always something custom about the product like exclusive design, custom PCB or cooler)

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SC : Super Clocked, means it comes with higher clock speed out of the box than the reference

SSC : Super Super Clocked, even higher clock speed than SC

FTW : For The Win, same as SC and SSC with slightly different PCB and higher clock speed

FTW+ : For The Win Pus, higher clock speed than an FTW

Classified : Is i believe the same reference PCB jacked up on steroids with a third party cooler

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2 minutes ago, LawrenceBarnes2013 said:

Classified : Is i believe the same reference PCB jacked up on steroids with a third party cooler

Classified has a fully custom PCB made for extreme overclocking.

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3 minutes ago, oskarha said:

Classified has a fully custom PCB made for extreme overclocking.

though they locked the s#!^ out of the 1080 so it's not so extreme anymore :( 

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10 minutes ago, oskarha said:

Classified has a fully custom PCB made for extreme overclocking.

Ah ok i see.

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