@@AlexHusTech so after I did it It worked but while installing the drivers I got black screen And no signal on the monitor The graphics card fans keep rolling for sometime then stops
Nice mate! I haven't played with overclocking on these cards myself yet. I've undervolted though just to get some more power efficiency out of it. Nice to see your can go all the way up to 1900+ and maintain stability. Subbed!
thanks for the video introducing morepowertool, first time having a RX5700! does having an edge temp of above 80 then junction temp of above 90 degrees up normal for around 2000hz, or rx5700 in general does get higher temps?
5700 and XT were known to be hot cards, sometimes you'll see 100+ on junc temps, so th0se 80/90 temps look normal, but it's advised to repaste and have good airflow. I would always recommend a UV than just a pure OC on these cards.
Hi Alex Have you tried using the 2nd bios on the card it usually has the 5700xt bios flashed on these cards. With the amount of power and heat it generates from the xt bios not really worth it for an mostly 5-10 bump up in fps
Nice tuto, easy understanding. One point, I have stability in benchmarks, but some issues playing game setting 2100mhz. So I'm using 1900mhz. The performance "decrease" is 1fps at benchmark. Could you check your score in Superposition at 1080p Medium? Mine is 17066.
Yeah that's common, in synthetic benchmarks you can push the settings higher, but gaming there's more stability issues so will have to downclock slightly. No problem I will get back to you when I get time, bank holiday weekend in the UK.
Hello, I would love it if you replied. So i am getting a gigabyte rx 5700 gaming oc with 8 pin and i came across this whole flashing scenario with my last gpu getting "locked" to my older psu for unknown reason im a little scared to flash it in case anything goes wrong. To break it down flashing to an xt bios removes the software limits right? Like the limit on power and voltages and allows the card to achieve higher clock speeds. So using the method you showed in your video the same could be achieved right? But without the risk of bricking the card. If my cooling is sufficient can i set the power limit beyond 170w? And if its cool and stable i push the clock speed? What about the voltage do i go up on the voltage as well?
So yes you are basically unlocking the limits & then will need to use MSI/Adrenaline to change the values to stable values, it doesn't physically flash the BIOS, it just changes the registry as I was told. So an AMD update will revert the changes back unless you save the changes as a file and actually flash over the BIOS. Higher frequency requires more power/voltage (Also stability) but means more heat! Will need to find the right balance as every card is different & good airflow matters. Hope this helps! The main thing is it won't brick, pushing it too much & you'll get crashes, so just needs dialling down etc.
@@AlexHusTech thank you soo much man. Appreciate your reply i just subbed and liked. Have you ever tried flashing one? Also how close is the performance compared to flashing or how close is this one to 5700xt stock.
@@raufsiam7341 thanks appreciate it. I haven't flashed as I don't keep them long as I sell them on to buy the next one. It was 5% less than a 5700XT, I made a video on it somewhere.
@@Scott99259 A single cable should be safe to draw 150W, board provides 75W so total is 225W, the 5700 is typically rated a 170/180w so you'll be fine, no need to draw more than 180W.
It's pretty much equal to 5700XT, just heat would be an issue as the heatsink is smaller than the MSI 5700XT gaming X, however if you OC'ed the 5700XT you'll get even more performance. I want to get a 6700XT next once prices come down.
@@boucettahani4531 Use this as a guide www.igorslab.de/en/making-the-radeon-rx-5700-and-rx-5700-xt-more-energy-efficient-and-significantly-quieter-with-the-morepowertool-tutorial/2/
What is that tiny switch physical selector on the board? I heard it’s to select XT bios or something, is that safe to move the position? How I check if driver changes?
You sir are a legend for spotting that! I didn't even see the switch, some good boards have a standard BIOS and a OC BIOS, so I need to re-test this to see the difference!
@@AlexHusTech looks like both are the same, so there is room to play other bios and if something goes wrong, just switch that button to other position (bios default). Do you have plan to replace de bios and make a video about it?
I wouldn't flash another BIOS onto Aliexpress cards as it might brick them & do not want to take that risk, I'd rather use morepowertools which gives more flexibility.
What will happen if i do it just with msi afterburner (my chip can reach 180 on stock) ..will it work if i set core clock to 2000 and the core voltage to 1.025 ? ...(default is 1750mhz / 0.952 v)
Try increasing the voltage to 1050 and try decreasing to clock to 1900, if it's stable then change the values slowly & keep repeating the process until you find the best settings.
In total was £105, however I saw it on sale at a lower price but at that time I was still waiting for delivery for this one & no one else reviewed it & I didn't want to risk it, regret no picking it up lol waiting for other deals, want a 6700XT next.
Every one says this card is cold but mine it reach 75 degree on the stock bios (ppt 158 - core clock 1750 ) and with doing your method it reach 88 degree why ?
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Hope this helps guys! Very easy to use, subscribe to support me, thanks.
I got my Rx 5700xt I want to confirm if it's ok to run it with a pig tail cable dual 8 pins
@@sodiqlawal7309 Yes it's fine, 5700XT is 225W TDP, 75W from MB and 150 from cable is max rated. Anything higher & will need separate connectors.
@@AlexHusTech thank you very much
@@AlexHusTech so after I did it
It worked but while installing the drivers I got black screen
And no signal on the monitor
The graphics card fans keep rolling for sometime then stops
@@sodiqlawal7309 Oh, I'm not sure, not had that issue before.
Nice mate! I haven't played with overclocking on these cards myself yet. I've undervolted though just to get some more power efficiency out of it. Nice to see your can go all the way up to 1900+ and maintain stability. Subbed!
Yeah this ELSA 5700 is pretty decent compared to all the other cards.
thanks for the video introducing morepowertool, first time having a RX5700!
does having an edge temp of above 80 then junction temp of above 90 degrees up normal for around 2000hz, or rx5700 in general does get higher temps?
5700 and XT were known to be hot cards, sometimes you'll see 100+ on junc temps, so th0se 80/90 temps look normal, but it's advised to repaste and have good airflow. I would always recommend a UV than just a pure OC on these cards.
Hi Alex
Have you tried using the 2nd bios on the card it usually has the 5700xt bios flashed on these cards. With the amount of power and heat it generates from the xt bios not really worth it for an mostly 5-10 bump up in fps
This card doesn't have a dual bios on it. I've managed to get it stable without generating much heat with performance close to the 5700XT.
Nice tuto, easy understanding. One point, I have stability in benchmarks, but some issues playing game setting 2100mhz. So I'm using 1900mhz. The performance "decrease" is 1fps at benchmark.
Could you check your score in Superposition at 1080p Medium? Mine is 17066.
Yeah that's common, in synthetic benchmarks you can push the settings higher, but gaming there's more stability issues so will have to downclock slightly.
No problem I will get back to you when I get time, bank holiday weekend in the UK.
I got 17021, @ 1150mV
I couldn't get any higher going 25mV either way.
@@AlexHusTech basically same results, thanks.
Thank you for sharing, good work
I found the original XT bios for this card, btw, but I will use your method because it's a lot safer.
Nice, yh I won't be flashing, this method is safer & flexible to change on the fly.
did u find on techpowerup? can u share?
isnt it an XFX? @@alissosc
If i do this! Does this card lasts with me? Because am so afraid of it and i cant afford another, same time i need more performance
Thanks
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Best way to make it last it to downclock and undercoat and keep card cool.
Thank you. I'll do that
Hopefully playing online games like pubg, wz3.0 and cs 2
All i need just higher fps (competitve) with an r5 5600
That's a solid 1080p setup!
Bro. If you flash the bios, when downloading the driver do you have to select 5700 xt drivers ?
I never flashed to 5700XT, but yes if you flash to 5700XT BIOS then you will need to use 5700XT drivers.
@@AlexHusTech thank you bro
@@gabrielnedu6367 no worries
Thank you
No worries
Is there a way to make the settings I put in more power tool permanent, everytime i ddu and update drivers everything goes back to stock .
Not that I know of unfortunately, I think you can save the file and load it up, instead of having to manually change one by one.
Hello,
I would love it if you replied.
So i am getting a gigabyte rx 5700 gaming oc with 8 pin and i came across this whole flashing scenario with my last gpu getting "locked" to my older psu for unknown reason im a little scared to flash it in case anything goes wrong.
To break it down flashing to an xt bios removes the software limits right? Like the limit on power and voltages and allows the card to achieve higher clock speeds.
So using the method you showed in your video the same could be achieved right? But without the risk of bricking the card.
If my cooling is sufficient can i set the power limit beyond 170w? And if its cool and stable i push the clock speed? What about the voltage do i go up on the voltage as well?
So yes you are basically unlocking the limits & then will need to use MSI/Adrenaline to change the values to stable values, it doesn't physically flash the BIOS, it just changes the registry as I was told. So an AMD update will revert the changes back unless you save the changes as a file and actually flash over the BIOS.
Higher frequency requires more power/voltage (Also stability) but means more heat! Will need to find the right balance as every card is different & good airflow matters. Hope this helps!
The main thing is it won't brick, pushing it too much & you'll get crashes, so just needs dialling down etc.
@@AlexHusTech thank you soo much man. Appreciate your reply i just subbed and liked.
Have you ever tried flashing one? Also how close is the performance compared to flashing or how close is this one to 5700xt stock.
@@raufsiam7341 thanks appreciate it. I haven't flashed as I don't keep them long as I sell them on to buy the next one. It was 5% less than a 5700XT, I made a video on it somewhere.
I have gigabyte gaming oc rx 5700 the problem is it has only a single 8pin connector.
Why is that a problem?
@@AlexHusTech i cannot increase the power limit too much so less performance
@@Scott99259 A single cable should be safe to draw 150W, board provides 75W so total is 225W, the 5700 is typically rated a 170/180w so you'll be fine, no need to draw more than 180W.
@@AlexHusTech ok thanks bro i will try this
so did it work?
Wow thats very useful, it is now equal or better than the 5700xt? So now there is no need to get the xt model?
It's pretty much equal to 5700XT, just heat would be an issue as the heatsink is smaller than the MSI 5700XT gaming X, however if you OC'ed the 5700XT you'll get even more performance.
I want to get a 6700XT next once prices come down.
Wow that's really great thanks
No problem
@@AlexHusTech Can you make a video testing it in games to see the difference
I'll try if I get time.
i will get more performance by just doing this or i need to change clocks in msi afterburner?
Need to change clocks after, this just unlocks higher clocks speeds etc
@@AlexHusTech whats the safest stable values please
@@boucettahani4531 Use this as a guide
www.igorslab.de/en/making-the-radeon-rx-5700-and-rx-5700-xt-more-energy-efficient-and-significantly-quieter-with-the-morepowertool-tutorial/2/
@@AlexHusTech thanks
What is that tiny switch physical selector on the board? I heard it’s to select XT bios or something, is that safe to move the position? How I check if driver changes?
You sir are a legend for spotting that! I didn't even see the switch, some good boards have a standard BIOS and a OC BIOS, so I need to re-test this to see the difference!
Any news on that "switch thing" here I cant notice nothing, appears same thing in both position. In time,how can I check it?@@AlexHusTech
@@GoMArkkrAM Nah there wasn't a difference lol
@@AlexHusTech looks like both are the same, so there is room to play other bios and if something goes wrong, just switch that button to other position (bios default). Do you have plan to replace de bios and make a video about it?
@@GoMArkkrAM I already sold it, I don't keep them long as I need to sell it to fund the next purchase.
i did like you do but in games still power draw 110 w maximum , in furmark 150w why is that ?
I'm not sure tbh, sometimes the data might not be correct while in game, it's a problem with AMD cards.
What program do you use to benchmark your GPU?
I use Kombustor and furmark mainly.
But if I want to flash xt bios what to do and what bios I should flash ?
I wouldn't flash another BIOS onto Aliexpress cards as it might brick them & do not want to take that risk, I'd rather use morepowertools which gives more flexibility.
What will happen if i do it just with msi afterburner (my chip can reach 180 on stock) ..will it work if i set core clock to 2000 and the core voltage to 1.025 ? ...(default is 1750mhz / 0.952 v)
Every card is different so will need to test it yourself.
I tried your overclock settings i set voltage 1025 , core clock 2100mhz and power limit 20% but it crash every time why? i have the same card
Every card is different, you may have to lower the clocks even more unfortunately or increase the wattage.
Also what's your PSU?
EVGA 450 +80 BRONZE@@AlexHusTech
Try increasing the voltage to 1050 and try decreasing to clock to 1900, if it's stable then change the values slowly & keep repeating the process until you find the best settings.
Thank u@@AlexHusTech
looks great how much did the gpu cost i forgot
In total was £105, however I saw it on sale at a lower price but at that time I was still waiting for delivery for this one & no one else reviewed it & I didn't want to risk it, regret no picking it up lol waiting for other deals, want a 6700XT next.
Nicee thanks man!
No problem, hope it helps.
@@AlexHusTech helped a lot!
Does this method only work with Elsa GPUs?
It works with any AMD cards from the 5000 series onwards, but not sure on the 7000 series.
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@@AlexHusTech Do you recommend I do this method with an RX 5700 or buy an RX 5700 XT?
@@ToxanoMalo it's up to you but the 5700XT is still a little more powerful.
@@AlexHusTech but the difference is minimal, right? 5 fps maximum difference?
Why you keep resizable bar disabled?
I'll turn it on next time I test it.
Hello Alex, can you help me overclock my 5adeon RX 5500M
What do you need help with? I didn't know there was a 5500m 👀
@@AlexHusTech to use morepowertool because nothing seems to happen?
@@ezitobezito5251 Maybe not compatible with that GPU.
@@AlexHusTech i have no idea can you remotely check?
@@ezitobezito5251 I can't do that sorry, I've not come across a 5500m before is this a laptop GPU? Maybe that's the problem?
Every one says this card is cold but mine it reach 75 degree on the stock bios (ppt 158 - core clock 1750 ) and with doing your method it reach 88 degree why ?
Did you repaste? How good is your airflow?
@@AlexHusTech No i didn`t repaste it
The airflow is ok
It`s a Atx mid tower case with 2 fans at the front and one at the back
@@wolf-x-51 I would repaste & see if that helps.
@@AlexHusTech Thanks
@wolf-x-51 which model?
What if i put max ppt of 200W?
I wouldn't advise it, probably just get more hot & won't give any more additional performance.
@@AlexHusTech ok