“Galaxy’s factory overclocked GeForce GTS 450 Super OC is up for a round of manual overclocking on our test bench today. We’ve evaluated performance in five of today’s most popular games to see if this card brings anything new to the table, or if it is more of the same from the embattled GeForce GTS 450.”Here are some more Graphics Card articles from around the web:
- ASUS ENGTS450 DirectCU TOP Video Card @ Benchmark Reviews
- ASUS GeForce GTX 480 Video Card @ Benchmark Reviews
- Gigabyte GeForce GTS 450 Video Card Review @ Ninjalane
- NVIDIA GeForce GTS 450 SLI versus ATI Radeon HD 5770 CrossFire @ Legit Reviews
- EVGA GTS450 Superoverclocked @ Hardware Bistro
- Sparkle Geforce GTX480 Video Card @ TechwareLabs
- NVIDIA GeForce GTS 450 – The Super-Affordable Fermi @ Techgage
- PNY GeForce GTS 450 1GB XLR8 Review @ Hardware Canucks
- Palit GTS 450 Sonic Platinum Review @ OCC
- NVIDIA 3D-Vision Multimedia Resource Guide @ Benchmark Reviews
- Zalman VF3000F VGA Cooler for NVIDIA GF100 Series GPU Review @ Hi Tech Legion
- Sapphire Radeon HD 5770 Flex Edition @ The Inquirer
- VisionTek Radeon HD 5550 1GB PCIe @ reviewstash
- ATI Radeon HD 5450 On Linux @ Phoronix
Getting a better bargain from a GTS450

At just $140 the Galaxy GeForce GTS450 Super OC offers GPU core clocked 105MHz higher than spec at 888MHz, which puts the shader core at 1.776GHz and RAM running 4GHz, the reference spec is 3.6GHz. [H]ard|OCP was most interested in the overclocking potential of this card, which is what they focus on in this article. As Galaxy Tech did not ship this card with a proprietary overclocking tool, [H] dragged out both RivaTuner and NVIDIA System Tools to push the card. After some work they found the card hit a ceiling at a GPU of 958MHz, CUDA cores at 1.916GHz and the memory at 4.12GHz, mostly because of F1 2010 which brought out the worst in the card.