CENS achieves 3.93 GHz with the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 graphics card on GPUPI.

The CENS overclocker set a new GPU frequency record, reaching 3.93 GHz on the GPUPI program. This is a significant improvement over the previous 3.825 GHz frequency. CENS took first place in the HWBOT GPUPI ranking with a noticeable lead over its competitor OGS, which reached 3.84 GHz. This record was set using a special NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 graphics card, which exhibits high Ada clock speeds that surpass all previous models.

The GPUPI program calculates the mathematical constant Pi in parallel using the BPP formula and optimizations for CUDA devices such as graphics cards. Unlike traditional benchmarking software, GPUPI does not require 3D rendering.

CENS reached a record frequency of 3.93 GHz with a runtime of 46 seconds and 383 ms. An important factor is the use of a specific graphics card variant - Colorful iGame GeForce RTX 4090 LAB. This variant has a base GPU clock of 2235MHz and a boost mode of 2625MHz, and has a peak TDP of 515W and requires a 16-pin power connector.

The PCB of this graphics card adopts a special 24+4 VRM design to ensure stable overclocking of the GPU core and memory. The iGame RTX 4090 LAB version is one of the top picks in the RTX 4090 line, and CENS was able to unleash its potential. The HWBOT GPUPI ranking confirms that the NVIDIA RTX 4090 is the leading GPU and AMD is not featured in this list.

The record frequency achieved by CENS highlights the impressive power and potential of the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090. This demonstrates the superiority of this graphics card in gaming and computing tasks, and also confirms NVIDIA's leadership in the graphics industry.