Remember the wildness of GeForce GTX 590 going up in smoke while benching? Well, apparently NVIDIA has found a way to solve this issue completely without doing a quick fix through the drivers.
In June, NVIDIA plans to release a new revision of the GeForce GTX 590 with a stronger VRM circuitry, stronger inductors, mosFETs, capacitors, etc. The revision could possibly alter the reference PCB design, at least with the VRM areas, and that could mean the 3rd party cooling especially Geforce GTX 590 waterblocks could have to go back to the drawing boards.
Once the new revision of Geforce GTX 590 is out we'll be certain to test it and see of it can clock much better and thus compete a little more fiercely with the Radeon HD 6990, that does allow its ass to be kicked in terms of overclocking.
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