Software
EVGA, MSI and ASUS all have software that will let the end user not only overclock the cards, but also increase the voltage.
I'll be trying all three of these applications in my testing to ascertain which will be the most suitable for the big day.
EVGA Precision
MSI After Burner
ASUS Smart Doctor
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