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Hacks, then any Agent can run Overclock on this Portal twice, with each Overclock yielding the equivalent of 4 Glyph hacks and AP.If Agents are unable to create a strong Reality Calibration connection to the mapped Portal, then the Agent can still use Overclock to practice 4D Shaper Glyphs, but the maximum hack output will be the equivalent of one Glyph hack.A Portal’s ability to run Overclock may change over time as Portal Scans are collected. New mapped Portals will be added daily. For questions related to Portal Scanning, please refer to this Support articleOverclock may be activated or deactivated on some Portals without prior warning, due to unforeseeable XM fluctuations or Anomalies.Q & AQ: Are AR mapped Portals marked differently on Intel Map?A: Not currently. The NIA is investigating ways to display mapped Portals in the future.Q: Is there a cooldown period between consecutive Overclock actions, or between a Portal Hack and an Overclock?A: Yes. Successfully running Reality Calibration and completing Overclock is the equivalent of four Glyph hacks, and normal cooldown applies after Overclock completes. Currently, the cooldown period is 180 seconds on friendly Portals and 300 seconds otherwise.Q: Would an Overclock action fulfil an Ingress Mission requirement for Portal Hack?A: YesQ: Can I use a Heat Sink to reset my Portal Burnout status after running Overclock?A: Yes.Q: Will the effects of Portal Fracker and Battle Beacon boost hack output of Overclock?A: Yes.Q: Frackers double hack output for up to 150 hacks. Does an Overclock count as one Hack or multiple Hacks?A: Successfully running Reality Calibration and completing Overclock is the equivalent to four Glyph hacks.Q: Will the effects of Portal Mods such as ITO EN Transmuters affect output of an Overclock?A: Yes.Q: I usually get only one copy of Media from Portal Hack. Will I get multiple

Give a VRAM overclock that's slightly too high, but you can lower it manually by selecting "Custom" under "Manual Tuning." Enable "VRAM Tuning," then enable "Advanced Control," and set your desired VRAM frequency. You can also increase the Power Limit on the right so that your graphics card can draw as much power as it needs. When you're done, hit "Apply Changes." NVIDIA has an automatic overclocking tool baked into the GeForce Experience app that you can use. It'll simultaneously overclock your GPU and VRAM, so it's a great one-stop-shop for overclocking. If you want a universal solution to overclock your VRAM, MSI Afterburner is for you. Once you download and install it, all you have to do is type your desired memory clock or move the slider, then hit "Apply." Again, increasing the power limit is a good idea here. Once you're done overclocking, you want to stress test the graphics card to make sure the overclock is stable, and your PC won't crash in the middle of a multiplayer match. Radeon has a "Stress Test" button in the "Tuning" menu, but you can also use FurMark or Superposition to stress test it. If your PC doesn't crash in the middle of a benchmark or stress test, it's a pretty good indicator that your overclock is stable. Don’t Forget to Overclock the GPU as Well While a VRAM overclock can give you a small, often unnoticeable performance uplift, a GPU overclock is quite more significant, especially when combined with a VRAM overclock. I get about 10–15% more FPS with just a GPU overclock, and even more when I add a VRAM overclock to it. Note that if you decide to overclock both simultaneously, you may have to do a slightly lower clock on each and potentially increase the voltage slightly to keep the GPU stable. Any kind of overclocking can increase the graphics card's heat output and decrease its lifespan, so proceed with caution and keep your overclock modest.

Ryzen 7 2700X CPU and 16GB of RAM. The only game with a built-in benchmark that I have currently installed is Forza Horizon 5, which is fortunately one of the best optimized and most reliable game benchmarks anyway. At least in my opinion! I'll also use 3DMark, the most popular and accurate synthetic GPU benchmark tool. I tested each overclock three times and took the average score to get the most reliable results, but keep in mind that there's always a small margin of error, which means it's hard to be completely certain that the results are 100% accurate when the performance gap is small. With that out of the way, here are the Forza Horizon 5 1080p benchmark results. From left to right, we have no overclock, +100MHz, and +250MHz on the VRAM. Interestingly, the average and maximum FPS increase slightly as VRAM speed increases, but there is a small difference. It's worth noting that the average latency also seems to drop as VRAM speed increases, which makes sense because the GPU takes less time to access data and render a frame. It's also worth noting that the other two +100MHz results that I didn't post here gave me both 75 and 77 average FPS, so these benchmarks are all within the margin of error. I tried to overclock my VRAM to 2300 MHz for a +300MHz overclock, but my PC crashed almost instantly. I'm not surprised to see that my performance score consistently improved as I bumped up the VRAM speed in 3DMark. Synthetic benchmarks are more sensitive to subtle hardware changes than games. In fact, the results were remarkably consistent across all three tests for each clock speed, so I'm inclined to trust this score. As you can see, the FPS went up by almost one when I went from no overclock to +250MHz, and the score increased by 5.1%, which is honestly more than I expected from just a VRAM overclock. I also tested out the "Fast Timings" option in the AMD Radeon software together with the +250MHz overclock, which improved my performance to 79 FPS in Forza Horizon 5. However, it also crashed my system immediately when I launched 3DMark, so I can't recommend it. How to Overclock Your VRAM Overclocking your graphics card may void your warranty, and it can also decrease the GPU's lifespan. Proceed at your own risk. If you have an AMD graphics card, you can use AMD Software (Adrenalin Edition) to overclock VRAM in a few simple clicks. Once you open AMD Software, go to Performance > Tuning. Here, you can select "Overclock VRAM" to allow the program to determine the optimal VRAM overclock automatically. From my experience, it can