This, x100. Most people would know of overclocking but not undervolting, with the irony being that the latter can be far more useful for the average user. For

This, x100. Most people would know of overclocking but not undervolting, with the irony being that the latter can be far more useful for the average user. For example, I have a stock air cooled Nvidia GPU. Standard overclocking doesn't get me much because I get temp throttled. However undervolting, i.e., you boost clocks at lower voltages while not at higher voltages, leads to higher sustained clocks with _similar_ power/temps. This is a consequence of power generally being linearly related to frequency and super linearly (even quadratically) to voltage.