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How To Undervolt Your Graphics Card (And Why You Should)

How To Undervolt Your Graphics Card (And Why You Should)

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Undervolting a GPU can either give extra performance out of your graphics card or allow it to run quieter and cooler with no drop in performance. In this video Keith explains what undervolting is, how you do it, and shows off some examples from his own testing. Ricardo: My Radeon 5700XT pulse is running 1900mhz 1000mV the day I got it instead of 2100 1175 or someting like that, also, I use Radeon chill at 40/120 with a hard lock fps of 60, that means that when the game have no input it runs at 40 and with input is running at 60, awesome efficiency here.
Also. I dont use ultra setting besides textures.

Date: 2022-03-20

Comments and reviews: 7


Getting better, good video, keep them coming. There's still a ways to go to reach Captain Ung's skills or Science Officer Chacos, but you're definitely working your way in the engine room, like Will Wheaton following Lavar Burton around in engineering, so keep it up
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I just tried undervolting for the first time with my 1080 Ti Strix and was able to get it from 230W stock down to 170W while losing only 3 avg FPS in Cyberpunk and 65c degrees! Set my sweet spot to 1800MHz at 875mV, it freaked out at 850mV.
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I undervolt my cpu and gpu. Got a 1070ti at 975mV 2000MHz humming nicely. In addition to this video series you should put a video about framelimiting. Using rtss I lock 90fps for my games and it can really help with stutters and temps.
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I had a iChill X4 3080 that I dropped from 81c to 66c using an undervolt curve. I also raised the boost clock from 1890 to 1950 MHz. It was insane as I ended up with more performance for much less heat and noise.
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Yesterday I read that Nvidia chips run best between 70'C and 80'C.
Not arguing with you either, am just saying.
My card runs around 64'C, with an increased fan curve and a slight clock increase.

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Aye man its the way forward.
Same performance for 2/3 the watts on MSI 5700 XT Gaming X. 1980 clock 1060 mV -10pwr
Save the OC for bench days, electric in UK aint no joke right now.

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I undercooked my Radeon 580. It was great. I haven't gotten around to doing it on my 3070 Ti but now I think I will. Now maybe Control will still crashing!
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