HELP 5070ti oc/uv

[u/IllustratorNo9972]

2 profiles
@895mv 2900mhz (10% better perfomance than stock)
@1000mv 3180mhz (15% better perfomance than stock)

Both ultra stable

@895mv 20% more efficient than @1000mv

I don’t want to leave 5% perfomance to the table but i want the efficiency too 🤣😭 choose for me!!

[u/DivideFluffy1279]

Profile 1 and never think about it again

[u/IllustratorNo9972 → u/DivideFluffy1279]

Do you see what is going here? Same to my head too. The other guys says MORE

[u/Arx07est → u/IllustratorNo9972]

You can't really feel the 5% difference in performance, but there's huge difference in power consumption, which means lower temperature for the GPU and other components and less noise aswell.

[u/OtherwiseSimple → u/Arx07est]

Longer lasting GPU!

[u/4yper9ktiv]

Try in the middle? 950mv?

[u/crabnebula7]

I always find the same two points and settle on the first. You leave a few FPS on the table but still get better than stock performance + lower power, heat and noise -- I care about those things, so profile 1 is my optimal config, but I understand why others don't and just want to maximize performance.

Also, in my experience, actual performance increase in games when pushing beyond ~2900 MHz is typically smaller than the figures you quote -- out of curiosity how did you measure performance ?

[u/IllustratorNo9972 → u/crabnebula7]

Steel nomad, timespy, cyberpunk benchmark, avg fps after 1 minute on the new game plague tale resonance. Everything was 4.5% to 5% difference

[u/rzultamorda420]

Did you try tuning XBAR or SYS with mVolt, xOCD or Hydra? You should be able to get around 4% more performance without increasing power draw, or roughly 4% better efficiency at the same power draw. You can also try pushing your VRAM beyond +3000. My 5070 Ti is stable at +5200 memory clock.

[u/IllustratorNo9972 → u/rzultamorda420]

These are results are with mvolt+ with some different offsets on xbar and sys

[u/Iliyena]

Make 2 OC/UV profiles and pick the efficent one until you need the more powerful one? :S

[u/Barbu64 → u/Iliyena]

Finally the voice of reason.

Got my 5070Ti (only) two months ago, it simply rips thru everything unless there's some whack thing (like C2077 path tracing or DLSS5 wrapper); for everything else it just stays undervolted and cool like cards from generations ago. If I really, really want to test extreme stuff, I let it go to 3100MHz/1020mV for like 2-3% extra performance; better than stock, yet still undervolted (but frankly not worth it).

[u/Embarrassed-Let-9161]

Can you share the specs of your oc? I am in the process of finding similar two setups. So far 1020mv@3180mhz and 925mv@2900mhz what I have but both has a little potential to make them better. Also the low voltage versions can give me 27+ points/watt on SNomad, high ones can only 24p/watt or so

[u/jonjohnjonjohn]

Neither. Overclock it more and try and hit 3300 😂

[u/IllustratorNo9972 → u/jonjohnjonjohn]

🤣 these 2 profiles took me days to find them. No more power left inside me for 3rd profile 🤣

[u/pkang21]

Why do you need it to be efficient?

More performance always

[u/Pure_Pressure_5695]

profile 2, you're arleady undervolting anyways

[u/IllustratorNo9972 → u/[deleted]]

5070ti zotac extreme amp infinity. Something like that

[u/IllustratorNo9972 → u/[deleted]]

What is nv-uv?

[u/IllustratorNo9972 → u/[deleted]]

I just researched this software. It is pretty cool but no way my card is stable at 3200@975 😎

[u/IllustratorNo9972 → u/[deleted]]

1000mv 3200 isnt stable, so 975 will be not stable too