just for a base line. with std factory settings my TUF RTX3070 pulls 280 watts for hours and struggles to hit 65c. I never realized other cards went over 65 until now. I can't wait to see how it runs after undervolting. maybe the cooling fans will never turn on.
thaaaaaaaaaanks man, you're a legend, the GPU dropped from max 78C to 67C on 2k gaming, and increased the performance ate least by 20 fps, thanks a lot dude
Bro I don't usually comment on videos but I swear my 3070ti was reaching 90°c on heaven benchmark and after I followed what u did it reached max 70°c thank you for that alot ❤️
Thanks man, companies should be suggesting this to consumers, just did this on my suprim x and I’m using less watts, running cooler and feeling more relaxed about my cards health
Had to do this first method since my 3070TI Suprim X started to coil whine with games with high FPS, thanks to his first “performance undervolt) my coil whine is almost completely gone! Still, with Vsync my coil whine was also gone in every game but I don’t like the input lag it gives from it.
Gotta say. I done three different undervolts using ur video and got different results like I wanted! Tried 825mv at 1800mhz and heaven crashed. Did 900mv/1800 and it dropped max temp of 87 to 82. Then did 850mv/1800 and it dropped the max temp to 79 so almost 10 degrees cooler! Not much but it’s better than max. Thanks for the video my guy!!
Εxactly same with you. I have Gigabyte 3070 ti - Gaming OC. Works perfect with 850@1800 (+220mhz on me) - Max Temp: 79c. You can push the memory clock +200 (max - safe) but REALLY NOT NEED IT. Will win 1FPS without reason! Try to change thermal pads and paste and use x2 single cable 8pin (not 2in1) For better performance u can try other method. Reset Afterburner and turn Power Limit to 80% and use AUTO OC. Max Mhz on me 1980mhz. Max Temp: 82c. Focusing to change pads and paste to the future and use the 1st method GoodLuck!
Dude , thanks for the help, I was lowering settings(vsync and such) to get settings. Did this and my 3070 ti is running everything at ultra at super high frames, at sub 70 temps. You were a big help my dude, sub from me.
You are a miracle worker, mate! I was so worried that my GPU regularly had gone above 80 degrees, and on top of that, the noise from my fans at 2600 RPM had been killing me. Now it barely touches 70 degrees, and my fans don't go faster than 2100. Thank you so much!
Thank you very much for your video sir! Tested and approved 100%. It was such a pain to have my GPU hitting 83°C in intensive gaming when right now Im around 65°C without any visible performance downgrade, how is this possible lmao. Thanks a lot again
@@Adtysnt_I’m running an h9 flow with 10 fans 6 intake 4 exhaust and my 3070ti FE was hitting mid 80s from the factory… this video helped me drop over 10 degrees, with more performance
Thanks for this guide. I was looking for my temp solutions on Reddit when I saw your comment. I was playing high on life with msi 3070 ti the temps were 80°C on avg not that it was too high but still worried me a bit. So I tried the same setting as you showed and now I get less than 70°C also got a fps boost of 15-20 on average. Thanks for the info. Great work 👏
What do you mean? Correct me if I'm wrong but GPUs use more voltage coming out of the factory than they actually need in order to ensure stability under all circumstances, especially heavy loads. Undervolting it decreases the heat output thus increasing the card's lifetime. If you are careful, you are not compromising system stability, only reducing heat.
@@knben that's right, but to do that, you should shift your WHOLE clock speed curve to the left. In Afterburner you can't do that, so it should be moved upwards, to make GPU run higher frequencies at desired voltages OR desired clock speed at lower voltages - that's essentialy the same. If you do this as shown, it will maintain that speed and voltages, but ONLY in that one point. If GPU hits power limit it will perform worse than in factory settings and will be less efficient. So, you should move your curve upwards and than flatten it at your desired clock speed. That's almost perfect way. I recently undervolted my 1070 to 750 mV @ 1620 MHz (+200 MHz above stock) and dropped 1/3 of its factory wattage (from 150 to 100 watts), losing only 5% of its performance.
I'm so, so happy I bought a 3070 ti just for the existence of this video, poor thing the same with a normal 3070 and it crashed, you are a genius and super good for sharing this with us
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Impressive, from 284W to 180W, 825mV at 1824 MHz and memory +900. I tested it on Heaven 4.0, before undervolt max fps 486, min 43 after, max 430 and min 41. Temps from 71ºC to 61º
Late to the party with my Msi Gaming X Trio 3070Ti. I have a smaller case and was getting temps around 73-75c in Cyberpunk 2077 running on highest possible fps. Found this thread after searching for custom fan curves, and decided to follow your instructions. I chose the first suggestion. Fired up Cyberpunk..... 60c after almost an hour of gaming! Also got exactly the same fps in the benchmark. Running happily and stable @ 1925 / 900. Thank you!
Thank you! It worked well for me. I bought a used zotac amp extreme rtx3070ti, and these are the results. FPS: 244.7 to 239.4, Score: 6164 to 6031, GPU Temperature 68.3c to 60.8c, Power 303W to 238W.
Meu amigo, falo do Rio de Janeiro - Brasil, aqui é quente e minha 3070 ti passava dos 80°C. Após seguir seu tutorial e setar em -200mhz, trouxe a curva para 925 e 1950mhz e depois adicionei 1000mhz na memória de vídeo. Resultado a placa ficou muito mais fria atingindo 66°C e com desempenho realmente um pouco superior! Muito obrigado.
a pesar do video do rapaz ser curto e claro. faltou paciência de minha parte. mas vou aplicar sua configuração e salvar num perfil. valeu. tambem moro nessa favela chamada RJ. asus tf 3070ti
Douglas a minha 3070ti em jogos mais pesados a 2k anda sempre a rondar os 80º , não percebo muito de inglês basta fazer como disseste no teu comentário ou é preciso achar aquela linha e estar a correr aquele programa?
@@leandrof.m6112 colocar mais 1000 de frequência na memoria não é obrigatório, tem gente que coloca bem pouco como +300, e tem gente que nem coloca (meu caso), assim eu não perdi muito desempenho mas não consumo 289W da placa, hoje em dia ta ficando perto de 157W e 65ºC O overclock na memoria é interessante pra performance, mas não obrigatorio, espero que de certo ai meu rei
OMG it's work first i got 80c at full load and 283w , now with profile 1 i got 74c and 210w , with the profile 2 i got 72c and 191w , thanks you bro ! you're great
Fantastic! Thank you for this! I was running a 3080 Ti with a water block custom loop, but was still getting temps around 73-78°C. After tweaking the settings a bit, I settled at 825mv/1836Hz, Core -200, Memory +1200 and the temps never go over 63°C!
Thanks for that "L" which many fail to specify and infact turned out the solution to my problem because on every reboot the curve seemed to change a slight bit lower or slight above on the memory frequency
Holy Sh t Thank you very much. These settings are insane. I undervolted a friends 5700xt today and thought i could do the same with my 307ti. My card temp wasn´t that high, maybe 70-73*C max in games. But now... 55*( was max after 1hour. This was by far my most effictiv undervolt i ever did on any of my cards :D Thank you. Have a nice christmas time :)
Thanks for the guide, my Gigabyte 3070 now is running very cool at 62°C Max Load before it was closer to 78°C. The clock stabilized at 1875MHz at 0.875V. This card most of the time stays between 1800MHz and 1900MHz, rarely going past 1920MHz, so I looked for the lowest voltage closer to 1900. I lost no fps at all but power consumption got down from 185W, now it sits comfortably at 125W
@@kimochineina1 yeah, I just followed the tutorial but I found I had to still go down 200MHz and then go up at 1920MHz 0.900V cause 0.875V was a bit too low for my 3070, I had crashes after some hours of gameplay
This changed my power usage by GPU from 240W to around 130W..........and not impacting performance. How the hell is there not an auto tune software for each vendor......lower fannoise too. So simple and effective. Game on brother!
1:44 I don't understand why you should lock the frequency. The card consumes significantly more power when idle if the frequency is locked. Are you more prone to problems or crashes with the frequency unlocked?
Locking it does increase the 1% lows while transitioning scenes/loading stuff, but if you're running the profile even with the PC on idle then I recommend not locking it!
Man, thank you so much for your amazing video! It really helps a lot for me who is still wanting to build a new PC using RTX 3070 Ti but don't understand how to undervolt and overclock it. RTX 3070 Ti is one of the most power-inefficient card in RTX 30 series which draws much more power than the RTX 3070 with not much increase in the performance, and just slightly lower power draw than the 3080 but 3080 has a bigger memory and core clock and also much faster than 3070 Ti. So, undervolting and overclocking at the same time would be perfect for the 3070 Ti. In my country, the price has dropped drastically and it's practically on par with the 3070.
@@ImWateringPSUs FYI, I followed your steps, - 200 core clock, +1000 memory clock, I can get to 925 mV @ 1950 MHz, and it is stable while gaming. When I tried to go to 925 mV @ 2000 MHz and started gaming, it was stuttering and forcing my PC to restart but when in idle it was fine. Unlucky me 😅.
Did some research before about undervolting, but this video really helped me to navigate through msi afterburner and the second profile was perfect for me. So I have a Gigabyte Geforce RTX 3070 ti gaming OC 8GB, on Heave benchmark under full load it was 74 to 75 degrees, and it was switching constantly between 1920mhz and 1905mhz, after I applied profile 2 850/1800, it runs great on full load its max 61 degrees, it never crashed so far and it consumes 100w+ less power, I did not add the +1000 on memory clock which is fine for me, I lost only 5 FPS in games, I tested on cyberpunk and RDR2 and losing only 5fps which I never needed anyway in casual gaming is so good for this temperatures, the fans are less loud now.
I'm really happy it was helful and also that someone is using the more efficient profile as well! Thanks for taking the time to write this, have a good day :)
So glad I done this. My 3070 run very hot at stock settings 85c and fan noise loud 2500rpm. Now I'm at 65-68c with fan only at 1400rpm..... can barely hear it. Very happy now and FPS is pretty much same.
@@ImWateringPSUs Ho provato ma mi crasha mentre faccio il benchmark, mentre se abbasso a 1850 mhz mi va ma perdendo diversi fps non so se mi conviene?
Nice. I started to have heating issues with my 3070Ti, would hit mid 80's more than I liked. That's no longer an issue, and I haven't lost any performance! Thanks!
cannot believe the difference just from doing 900/1900. I also did +800 memory overclock. Playing mw2 campaign on ultra 1440p settings (higher than before) and the whine I had is basically gone completely.
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Glad this has worked for you + others. I have the exact same GPU & CPU as you and I'd previously used the MSI automatic OC feature to generate a more aggressive curve. I reset MSI to default from my custom profile and dialed in the basic adjustment (1900mhz @ 900mV) with +1000 mem clock and ended up losing 5-6 fps. The benchmark was at least stable so I thought I'd try your 2nd approach with adjustments to the core clock at multiple voltage points. On retry, the benchmark kept crashing. If cooling was a concern for others, I could 100% see this being a practical help. However, It may be worth just letting MSI do it's thing with the auto curve generation (takes 10-15 mins) and then compare the two. Thanks for the tips and if nothing else helps reassure that I'm getting optimal performance from my card... which is always the end goal :)
Well you’re effectively comparing an overclock to an undervolt in a position where your goal clearly is absolute performance and you’re not looking to improve your temperatures and/or reduce your power consumption. If that’s your goal, you should look to overclock, not to undervolt! And for that I have a dedicated tutorial on my channel, made with the same build, in which I detail how to manually overclock your card in case you’d like to get a bit more than the automatic curve out of it!
I tried the same thing on a tuf gaming 3070 and my temps get down from 75 to 56 and my wattage get down from 260 to 164 and performing better, thank sooo much bro
It's already a really good overclock! I think you went for the most efficient setting, which is what I personally think is the best option! Are you seeing any improvements in temperature/noise or performance? ;)
Yooooo, ty so much. My card was a jet fighter when playing warzone, now its quiet as a smooth sea. The temp are also staying at 46c, thats impressive. I had to leave a comment. I was considering a new card...The fps is higher too I think. This is a life saver video.
I dont typically leave reviews. I have a Gigabyte RTX3070 and was constantly crashing because of the temperatures it would reach. I've had it for 4 years now. Working in I.T. the first thing that is taught is to do the least invasive/disruptive stuff first. In this case, it was looking up this video. I tested this among 3 games, Strangers of Paradise, Baldur's Gate 3, and Calisto Protocol. All of them were hitting 81-83C (Roughly 178F- 181F). After testing for 3 hours ,roughly an hour per game. The range my GPU would hit is 65C-68C(149F - 155F). No crashes and clearly a noticeably different degree and sound change! Im not for bloatware at all, but in this case; I can't say this is bloatware if it is helping as much as it has. A year old video that has helped me a ton! Edit: Mind you, my GPU and CPU are not set to overclock before or after this video. Very well done.
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Thank you so much! Before on timespy I was getting a peak gpu temp of 86c and a graphics score of around 14800 (with GeForce experience auto scan) on average. Now I’m only hitting a gpu temp of 76c peak and an average graphics score of 15,100ish. I’m such a noob when it comes to overclocking so this video was a lifesaver for me and my gpu!
tried it personally, I have to thank the author for the curve editing discovery BUT had to manually adjust 50% of the curve to obtain the best performance - matching the rtx 3080 perf.
Your way to undervolt the GPU is awesome.. its work.. although for my GPU Colorful 3070 TI need more tweaking. Now have lower temp, lower power draw and less noise.. Thank you very much
Completely forgot about underclocking, recently go back into Witcher 3, with my 3070ti I just instantly cranked settings to max (no RT), and boom, 100+fps, but was running into temps in the 70-80oc), and kept having random pc deadlocks, where I'd have to force it to shutdown as system became completely unresponsive. Got an underclock that suits my temps and a minimal loss to fps (talking 10-15 frames at best), and now clocked to 1710mhz at 800mv, temps now hover around 45-55 max). Great video.
thanks for this - i don't know how this dark sorcery works, but after being nervous for months about my high gpu temps (around 85-90c on medium settings while playing certain games), i tried your settings and i'm now hovering around 65c with no noticeable loss in performance. fans aren't needing to work as hard too so my pc doesn't sound like it's about to fly away.
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The problem with this is even at idle this will stay around that temp so it won't go low to 30s or 40s in idle... It will stay around 50 which is concerning as this doesn't actually give huge performance boost or anything
nice, did your tutorial and it worked completely fine while being overclocked. I tried +1200 mhz but that started giving me minor artifacts, so i'm sticking with +1000
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I’m really happy it was helpful! Thanks a lot for taking the time to leave some feedback :) Consider subscribing if you wanna support the channel! Prego prego!
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Good vid, one question tho, once you do all the steps, u need to have the msi afterburner opened all the time for it to work?, do you need to open the program everytime you boot the pc or is it a one time change settings and that's it?
Well, you need it at least minimized. Afterburner has the option built in to launch at startup and to start minimized! If you just apply it and closed, the settings will be lost upon restart unfortunately
Appreciate the video man, i gonna try it tonight on my galax 3070ti, here in brazil is too hot, my GPU stay on 82 degrees at full load in 4k games, one question tho. Do I need to save the profile and set Afterburner to start with windows? thx bro!!!! keed the good work!
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My pleasure mate :) I'm working on providing a tutorial for most of the components out there, if I don't already have a tutorial for your CPU it's coming!
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Bro, con mi Asus Tuf Gaming RTX 3070 TI (La compré usada hace poco) llegaba por preset a los 1980 / 1960 MHz con los relojes de memoria a 9500 MHz, pero consumía casi los 300 Watts... con unas temperaturas de 70 / 74 grados bajo carga en juegos. Assasin Creed Valhalla gráficos Ultra a 120 FPS, después del segundo método bajó a 60 grados bajo carga y apenas bajó ligeramente unos FPS y el consumo disminuyó radicalmente a casi !150 Watts! Muy agradecido con tu tutorial, tu explicación lo hizo todo más fácil. Gracias.
Hey man, thanks a lot, I’m trying to grow the channel so it’s much appreciated :) All the vids are on the channel, if you mean the voltage point one for the 3070 Ti it’s still there!
I saw my card reach 80+C (the first time ever since I bought it years ago), so I decided to give this a go. So far, while having the same frames, I peaked at 64C instead. Rather substantial difference if I may say so, will monitor this further but for now: Thank you, this is great! Question though, when you say that it could usually get away with 1925 @ 900mV, does that take into account the 15mhz jumps due to boosting? Meaning it'd sit at 1940 occasionally. Or should I set it to 1910 instead so it peaks at 1925?
Thanks man I went from 81 degrees on Warzone to literally around 68 lol. Thanks. I just have one question. I tried locking the frequence as you did in the video at 900 Voltage. However, my card is at 45 degrees on idle which I think is a bit much. Does it matter, can I lock the Voltage at like 850 or will that be bad? I know it may affect consistant FPS you know but it must be different from not locking it at all.
I’m really happy it was helpful! 850 would be perfectly fine if your system is still stable, however if you’re concerned about the idle temps I’d recommend not hitting the L key!
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@@xXSup3rDaniXx The "L" locking is recommended only if you enable the profile strictly while gaming. If you wanna keep it on all the time, don't hit "L"!
Tried with my gigabyte rtx 3070 ti and did exactly what you did. Tried gaming in call of duty mw3 zombies and it crashed about 5 minutes into a game. So maybe not every gpu can handle that exact oc setting.
Warzone works without an problem. But Battlefield freeze sometimes and i have to restart it. I set it 1750 and 875 in MSI Afterburner. What should i do?
@@ImWateringPSUs i read that After the Battlefield Update yesterday, alot of People have Problems with freezes and Crashs. So Maybe it didnt freeze Because of the undervolting. I have a Gigabyte RTX 3070. I startet with 1800 and 850 and warzone works great but Battlefield freeze. Than i go to 1750 and 875. Warzone again works amazing but Battlefield freeze. Than i read the Problems with the BF Update yesterday. So Maybe it has nothing to do with undervolting. Do you think i should Go Back to 1800 & 850? Or 1750 & 850?
@@lukiohearn173 Honestly, pretty much EVERY card on the market can run at 1800Mhz with 850mV, so I was really surprised the game was crashing on you. I'd say it's definitely the update!
It depends on what processor you have and how much power the computer consumes, but i have 12400f with 3070ti and my 600w psu copes with these components
Been having issues with occasional black screens and some people are saying voltage fluctuations cause it and undervolting may fix it, I hope this works, thanks
I use the 850/1800 setting at 4K resolution. I did everything as you showed, but my temperature is still 75-78 degrees.☹ My Unigine settings: API: Directx11, Quality: Ultra, Tesselation: Extreme, Anti-Aliasing: x8, Resolution: System (4K). Fan Speed/Temperature: 80%-70°C, 90%-80°C.
I’m going to try this at home! My 3070ti FE pulls about 300w of power at around 80-100 percent usage and hits 85c! I changed thermal pads and paste and no help, hope this work :)
Great video 🔥 It worked for a few weeks but now it stopped working for me.. idk why. The loud fan noise is back. Should I reinstall afterburner and follow the steps again?
Have you set MSI afterburner to start when you boot your PC? That’s very important. Also save a profile and make sure that’s the one that gets set at startup!
thank you for the great & simple tutorial. Could you explain why pulling upwards means reducing the volt? i saw there are 2 curves. What does the first (upper) line & the bottom one mean?
The voltage is on the X axis, so by pulling upwards we're increasing the clock for a certain voltage! The upper curve is just the "original" curve, it's not in bald as you can see :) Just follow the tutorial and you'll be alright :)
So After a Few days of using this Change for my Gigabyte 3070ti Ive noticed A better Stability And a Huge drop in Temps, {EXAMPLE} Carx Street let my gpu reach 170f Just running 1080p with a fps limit of 165 and everything Maxed, I tested it and it was around 135f, So thats Incredible!!, But i also Optomized my Cpu with BITSUM LASSO PROCESS and the both seems to be a Huge help with FPS drops in Fortnite, Pair with my 5600x and 16gb of XLR8 cl-19 3600mhz, fps usually pegged at 165 and doesnt seem to have any drops like b4 im Blown Away, Tried a few other mhz changes but seem to lose Latency on anything but 3600. Thanks again!
Hey man, your video really helped, but if I understand correctly, locking the card at 900/1900 means it won't cool down temps wise completely as well, right?
Thanks alot! I tested this with my Asus TUF Gaming 3070 Ti OC Edition, stock max 76C while gaming, gpu hotspot max 99C. Now with 1900MHz - 900V and +1000 memory max 61C and gpu hotspot max 89C. Also noise levels are much better right now. Really thank you!
Hey brother, thank you for thiese videos. You are doing an amazing job helping us out here :). I wanted to ask you, I saw another video from you with an rtx 3070 tutorial and this one is for the rtx 3070 ti card. I have an nvidia rtx 3070 card and I see my card going upto 1950 while intense gaming. Should I lower core clock by -200 or -250 and then up it to 1950 mhz or 1900 mhz? Thanks a lot once again for your input! Good day!
I have a dual fan 3070 ti from Kfa2 because my case is to small ^^ Normal the core clock was around 1870-1920mhz and i hit in every game 83 degrees on 100% gpu utilization! With your second settings i have now 1770mhz and +1000 memory clock and around 65 degrees on 100% utilization :) BIG THANKS!!! And my power usage was 280watt now 160-180 :) Thats very nice because im from Germany and the electricity prices here are ULTRA HIGH :( Very usefull thanks again :>
Thanks a lot for the detailed feedback, I'm glad it was helpful! Electricity is REALLY expensive here in Italy too, which is why I run all my hardware undervolted as well. Great job there!
Hey, just a question, why do you start with -200mhz on the core clock ? In laptops you bring it all the way down to -300, and some other tutorials dont even do that. Just want to understand this step. Thanks
Old Video, Helped alot for base levels, I pushed my Aorus Master 3070 ti to 950mV @ 2025Mhz with 1000 added to Memory Highest Heaven Mark so far is 5107
Hello. Thank you so much for the tutorial. I have an important question... Does this work on a laptop RTX 3070 Ti also or something shoud be changed? Thank you in advance for your reply.
It's insane that it works, Temps went down by about 15%, power draw went down by about 15%, FPS slightly increased and all I can think of is "How" and Thank you. But seriously, please explain to me, how running lower clock speeds with lower power consumption gets you more FPS? I do understand the temps and pwr draw, but not the FPS.. Basically, this trick/tweak is made to extend the life of your GPU without losing power, right?
I’m really happy it was helpful! Thanks a lot for taking the time to write this! :) It does indeed extend the life of the card! We’re not actually running lower clock speeds, that’s the whole trick! Lowering the curve is just done to flatten it quickly, we then raise it up to around stock performance. But being flat, it never drops :)
Wow, what great advice! I used the second preset on my MSI 3070 Ventus 2X, and took the average temp from 80+ to about 50-55 degrees. Thanks a lot!
I’m really happy it was helpful! Thanks a lot for taking the time to write this! :)
just for a base line. with std factory settings my TUF RTX3070 pulls 280 watts for hours and struggles to hit 65c. I never realized other cards went over 65 until now. I can't wait to see how it runs after undervolting. maybe the cooling fans will never turn on.
thaaaaaaaaaanks man, you're a legend, the GPU dropped from max 78C to 67C on 2k gaming, and increased the performance ate least by 20 fps, thanks a lot dude
I’m really happy it was helpful! Thanks a lot for taking the time to write this! :)
Thanks for this. been fighting temps around 90c at full load on this new build. That number is now in the low 70s. You're a legend.
I’m really happy about it! :)
Hello. what card were you using that hit 90 degrees?
Bro I don't usually comment on videos but I swear my 3070ti was reaching 90°c on heaven benchmark and after I followed what u did it reached max 70°c thank you for that alot ❤️
My pleasure, comments like this are what keep me going :)
Really i barley hit 64c and I’m not using nothing
@@Derick9772 Try the tutorial and it's gonna get even better!
Love you so much, my dude! Dropped my temps 20 degrees while keeping the same performance… Amazing.
My pleasure! Thank you for taking the time to leave some feedback!
My english ist not very well
But which step should i do to got same performance
I have rtx 3070 ti
Can you show me in video in which minute :)
@@Arda06ful follow from 1:00
@@gcarsk i have 875mw
And 1800mhz
Is that very bad ?
@@Arda06ful Yes, just use the first preset shown in the video!
Thanks man, companies should be suggesting this to consumers, just did this on my suprim x and I’m using less watts, running cooler and feeling more relaxed about my cards health
I definitely agree! Thanks a lot for taking the time to leave some feedback :)
@@ImWateringPSUs for sure👊
Had to do this first method since my 3070TI Suprim X started to coil whine with games with high FPS, thanks to his first “performance undervolt) my coil whine is almost completely gone! Still, with Vsync my coil whine was also gone in every game but I don’t like the input lag it gives from it.
@@ItsMeMars Wait u have 3070 ti but u dont have g-sync or compatible monitor ?
Gotta say. I done three different undervolts using ur video and got different results like I wanted! Tried 825mv at 1800mhz and heaven crashed. Did 900mv/1800 and it dropped max temp of 87 to 82. Then did 850mv/1800 and it dropped the max temp to 79 so almost 10 degrees cooler! Not much but it’s better than max. Thanks for the video my guy!!
I’m really happy it was helpful! Thanks a lot for taking the time to write this! :)
Εxactly same with you. I have Gigabyte 3070 ti - Gaming OC. Works perfect with 850@1800 (+220mhz on me) - Max Temp: 79c. You can push the memory clock +200 (max - safe) but REALLY NOT NEED IT. Will win 1FPS without reason!
Try to change thermal pads and paste and use x2 single cable 8pin (not 2in1)
For better performance u can try other method.
Reset Afterburner and turn Power Limit to 80% and use AUTO OC. Max Mhz on me 1980mhz. Max Temp: 82c.
Focusing to change pads and paste to the future and use the 1st method
GoodLuck!
Dude , thanks for the help, I was lowering settings(vsync and such) to get settings. Did this and my 3070 ti is running everything at ultra at super high frames, at sub 70 temps. You were a big help my dude, sub from me.
Hey man! I'm really happy it was helpful, these cards should be tuned better out of the facory! Thanks for taking the time to write this :)
You are a miracle worker, mate! I was so worried that my GPU regularly had gone above 80 degrees, and on top of that, the noise from my fans at 2600 RPM had been killing me. Now it barely touches 70 degrees, and my fans don't go faster than 2100. Thank you so much!
I’m really happy it was helpful! Thanks a lot for commenting😇
how did it end up working out
This is superb, my temp drop from 83 to 70 without sacrificing performance, and the wattage usage decreased from 170 watts to 110. Thank you 👍👍👍💛
I’m really happy about it, thanks for taking the time to comment!
110W under gaming load with a 3070ti? 1080p high?
Thank you very much for your video sir!
Tested and approved 100%. It was such a pain to have my GPU hitting 83°C in intensive gaming when right now Im around 65°C without any visible performance downgrade, how is this possible lmao. Thanks a lot again
I’m really happy about it my man, thanks a lot for taking the time to write this :)
I think you need a new case or fan case, on me, my 3070ti never run more than 70c at standard..
@@Adtysnt_ I have Corsair Airflow Case I just think Gigabyte 3070 TI OC version is shit. I didn’t had any problem with my old GTX 1080 😉
@@Timeeez every brand has different performance of cooling, btw mine is msi vampiric 300r + msi gaming oc trio..
@@Adtysnt_I’m running an h9 flow with 10 fans 6 intake 4 exhaust and my 3070ti FE was hitting mid 80s from the factory… this video helped me drop over 10 degrees, with more performance
Thanks for this guide. I was looking for my temp solutions on Reddit when I saw your comment. I was playing high on life with msi 3070 ti the temps were 80°C on avg not that it was too high but still worried me a bit. So I tried the same setting as you showed and now I get less than 70°C also got a fps boost of 15-20 on average. Thanks for the info. Great work 👏
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Holy cow! Thanks man, I used the first config you showed and my temps dropped by 10°C, while also gaining a bit of FPS. This is huge!
My pleasure! :) Chances are I have a tutorial on my channel for your CPU too!
This guide is a total-fatal BS. You MUST NOT lower the frequency curve below factory one - otherwise, you're in fact OVERVOLTING your GPU.
What do you mean? Correct me if I'm wrong but GPUs use more voltage coming out of the factory than they actually need in order to ensure stability under all circumstances, especially heavy loads. Undervolting it decreases the heat output thus increasing the card's lifetime. If you are careful, you are not compromising system stability, only reducing heat.
@@knben that's right, but to do that, you should shift your WHOLE clock speed curve to the left. In Afterburner you can't do that, so it should be moved upwards, to make GPU run higher frequencies at desired voltages OR desired clock speed at lower voltages - that's essentialy the same. If you do this as shown, it will maintain that speed and voltages, but ONLY in that one point. If GPU hits power limit it will perform worse than in factory settings and will be less efficient.
So, you should move your curve upwards and than flatten it at your desired clock speed. That's almost perfect way.
I recently undervolted my 1070 to 750 mV @ 1620 MHz (+200 MHz above stock) and dropped 1/3 of its factory wattage (from 150 to 100 watts), losing only 5% of its performance.
I'm so, so happy I bought a 3070 ti just for the existence of this video, poor thing the same with a normal 3070 and it crashed, you are a genius and super good for sharing this with us
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Impressive, from 284W to 180W, 825mV at 1824 MHz and memory +900. I tested it on Heaven 4.0, before undervolt max fps 486, min 43 after, max 430 and min 41. Temps from 71ºC to 61º
That's really good! Thanks for taking the time to share your results and I'm glad it was helpful!
Nice so this card possible with 450w psu if undervolted
@@kristo2212 I think it's actually possible with a very good 450W and say an undervolted i7, yes!
then you have to use the software for entire life of these kinds of VGA.......
486 fps on what gpu exactly? What is your cpu aswell?
Late to the party with my Msi Gaming X Trio 3070Ti. I have a smaller case and was getting temps around 73-75c in Cyberpunk 2077 running on highest possible fps. Found this thread after searching for custom fan curves, and decided to follow your instructions. I chose the first suggestion. Fired up Cyberpunk..... 60c after almost an hour of gaming! Also got exactly the same fps in the benchmark. Running happily and stable @ 1925 / 900.
Thank you!
Thank you! It worked well for me. I bought a used zotac amp extreme rtx3070ti, and these are the results. FPS: 244.7 to 239.4, Score: 6164 to 6031, GPU Temperature 68.3c to 60.8c, Power 303W to 238W.
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My Zotac 3070 was running in the low 80s at full load before I watched this vid. It hasn't reached 65 after I followed your guide. Thanks a bunch sir!
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Meu amigo, falo do Rio de Janeiro - Brasil, aqui é quente e minha 3070 ti passava dos 80°C. Após seguir seu tutorial e setar em -200mhz, trouxe a curva para 925 e 1950mhz e depois adicionei 1000mhz na memória de vídeo. Resultado a placa ficou muito mais fria atingindo 66°C e com desempenho realmente um pouco superior!
Muito obrigado.
My pleasure! :) Greetings from Italy :)
a pesar do video do rapaz ser curto e claro. faltou paciência de minha parte. mas vou aplicar sua configuração e salvar num perfil. valeu.
tambem moro nessa favela chamada RJ. asus tf 3070ti
Douglas a minha 3070ti em jogos mais pesados a 2k anda sempre a rondar os 80º , não percebo muito de inglês basta fazer como disseste no teu comentário ou é preciso achar aquela linha e estar a correr aquele programa?
Quando eu coloco +1000 de frequência, minha imagem some. Vc sabe me dizer pq?
@@leandrof.m6112 colocar mais 1000 de frequência na memoria não é obrigatório, tem gente que coloca bem pouco como +300, e tem gente que nem coloca (meu caso), assim eu não perdi muito desempenho mas não consumo 289W da placa, hoje em dia ta ficando perto de 157W e 65ºC
O overclock na memoria é interessante pra performance, mas não obrigatorio, espero que de certo ai meu rei
OMG it's work first i got 80c at full load and 283w , now with profile 1 i got 74c and 210w , with the profile 2 i got 72c and 191w , thanks you bro ! you're great
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Fantastic! Thank you for this! I was running a 3080 Ti with a water block custom loop, but was still getting temps around 73-78°C. After tweaking the settings a bit, I settled at 825mv/1836Hz, Core -200, Memory +1200 and the temps never go over 63°C!
That’s REALLY good! Thank you for commenting and sharing your settings :)
Thanks for that "L" which many fail to specify and infact turned out the solution to my problem because on every reboot the curve seemed to change a slight bit lower or slight above on the memory frequency
I’m really happy it was helpful! :)
It did everything you said it would. Incredible. Liked and subscribed.👍
I'm really happy it was helpful! Take care man and thanks for the sub!
Holy Sh t
Thank you very much. These settings are insane. I undervolted a friends 5700xt today and thought i could do the same with my 307ti. My card temp wasn´t that high, maybe 70-73*C max in games. But now... 55*( was max after 1hour. This was by far my most effictiv undervolt i ever did on any of my cards :D
Thank you. Have a nice christmas time :)
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Thanks for the guide, my Gigabyte 3070 now is running very cool at 62°C Max Load before it was closer to 78°C. The clock stabilized at 1875MHz at 0.875V. This card most of the time stays between 1800MHz and 1900MHz, rarely going past 1920MHz, so I looked for the lowest voltage closer to 1900. I lost no fps at all but power consumption got down from 185W, now it sits comfortably at 125W
You went for the most efficient voltage-point! Honestly, it's what I also do in my main rig since it's a mini ITX! Great job :)
share your setting please, i have the same problem
@@kimochineina1 It's as shown in the video!
@@kimochineina1 yeah, I just followed the tutorial but I found I had to still go down 200MHz and then go up at 1920MHz 0.900V cause 0.875V was a bit too low for my 3070, I had crashes after some hours of gameplay
@@cortbelmont thanks
This changed my power usage by GPU from 240W to around 130W..........and not impacting performance. How the hell is there not an auto tune software for each vendor......lower fannoise too. So simple and effective. Game on brother!
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@@ImWateringPSUsSo far stable as a rock, will let you know for long term.
1:44 I don't understand why you should lock the frequency. The card consumes significantly more power when idle if the frequency is locked. Are you more prone to problems or crashes with the frequency unlocked?
Locking it does increase the 1% lows while transitioning scenes/loading stuff, but if you're running the profile even with the PC on idle then I recommend not locking it!
Man, thank you so much for your amazing video! It really helps a lot for me who is still wanting to build a new PC using RTX 3070 Ti but don't understand how to undervolt and overclock it. RTX 3070 Ti is one of the most power-inefficient card in RTX 30 series which draws much more power than the RTX 3070 with not much increase in the performance, and just slightly lower power draw than the 3080 but 3080 has a bigger memory and core clock and also much faster than 3070 Ti. So, undervolting and overclocking at the same time would be perfect for the 3070 Ti. In my country, the price has dropped drastically and it's practically on par with the 3070.
I’m really happy it was helpful! Thanks a lot for taking the time to write this, I definitely agree! :)
@@ImWateringPSUs FYI, I followed your steps, - 200 core clock, +1000 memory clock, I can get to 925 mV @ 1950 MHz, and it is stable while gaming. When I tried to go to 925 mV @ 2000 MHz and started gaming, it was stuttering and forcing my PC to restart but when in idle it was fine. Unlucky me 😅.
Did some research before about undervolting, but this video really helped me to navigate through msi afterburner and the second profile was perfect for me.
So I have a Gigabyte Geforce RTX 3070 ti gaming OC 8GB, on Heave benchmark under full load it was 74 to 75 degrees, and it was switching constantly between 1920mhz and 1905mhz, after I applied profile 2 850/1800, it runs great on full load its max 61 degrees, it never crashed so far and it consumes 100w+ less power, I did not add the +1000 on memory clock which is fine for me, I lost only 5 FPS in games, I tested on cyberpunk and RDR2 and losing only 5fps which I never needed anyway in casual gaming is so good for this temperatures, the fans are less loud now.
I'm really happy it was helful and also that someone is using the more efficient profile as well! Thanks for taking the time to write this, have a good day :)
Your response was helpful. Thank you.
@@mlathan1794 My pleasure!
tdp is about 190w now?
@@HitSousouK Approximately, yup!
So glad I done this. My 3070 run very hot at stock settings 85c and fan noise loud 2500rpm. Now I'm at 65-68c with fan only at 1400rpm..... can barely hear it. Very happy now and FPS is pretty much same.
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Il tutorial che stavo aspettando! Grazie mille😂💪
Con piacere! :)
@@ImWateringPSUs lo posso fare con una 3070 ti founder edition?
@@Vince-23 Certo! Stessi settaggi!
@@ImWateringPSUs Ho provato ma mi crasha mentre faccio il benchmark, mentre se abbasso a 1850 mhz mi va ma perdendo diversi fps non so se mi conviene?
@@Vince-23 Setta 1900Mhz ma alza il voltaggio! Prova con 25mV in più! Prova con 925!
Nice. I started to have heating issues with my 3070Ti, would hit mid 80's more than I liked. That's no longer an issue, and I haven't lost any performance! Thanks!
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cannot believe the difference just from doing 900/1900. I also did +800 memory overclock. Playing mw2 campaign on ultra 1440p settings (higher than before) and the whine I had is basically gone completely.
I’m really happy about it! Thanks for the comment!
@@ImWateringPSUs No problem, I’m thinking about going a little bit lower and I have an RTX 3070. What do you think I could do?
@@tomcampbellsoup The best of best in terms of silicon quality can hold 1900Mhz at 850mV!
@@ImWateringPSUs After 4 ish hours of playing MW2 online my PC still sometimes shuts off. Im at 1800/+1000. any suggestions?
@@tomcampbellsoup give it 25mV more and it'll be fine :)
had 80+ degrees on my 3070ti while playing rust, getting 58 now with no fps drops
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really awesome job! My Zotac 3070Ti works much better now, tested in Cyberpunk 2077 much appreciated
I'm really happy about it man!
Glad this has worked for you + others. I have the exact same GPU & CPU as you and I'd previously used the MSI automatic OC feature to generate a more aggressive curve. I reset MSI to default from my custom profile and dialed in the basic adjustment (1900mhz @ 900mV) with +1000 mem clock and ended up losing 5-6 fps. The benchmark was at least stable so I thought I'd try your 2nd approach with adjustments to the core clock at multiple voltage points. On retry, the benchmark kept crashing.
If cooling was a concern for others, I could 100% see this being a practical help. However, It may be worth just letting MSI do it's thing with the auto curve generation (takes 10-15 mins) and then compare the two. Thanks for the tips and if nothing else helps reassure that I'm getting optimal performance from my card... which is always the end goal :)
Well you’re effectively comparing an overclock to an undervolt in a position where your goal clearly is absolute performance and you’re not looking to improve your temperatures and/or reduce your power consumption. If that’s your goal, you should look to overclock, not to undervolt! And for that I have a dedicated tutorial on my channel, made with the same build, in which I detail how to manually overclock your card in case you’d like to get a bit more than the automatic curve out of it!
I tried the same thing on a tuf gaming 3070 and my temps get down from 75 to 56 and my wattage get down from 260 to 164 and performing better, thank sooo much bro
I applied all steps fine got lower temps, (-200)> (1900)> (+1000) ✌️
GPU: Palit GameRock 3070ti
But I'm afraid to go any further 😅🤷
It's already a really good overclock! I think you went for the most efficient setting, which is what I personally think is the best option! Are you seeing any improvements in temperature/noise or performance? ;)
@@ImWateringPSUs of course man! More than what I expected ✌️
@@avocadomangos I'm really happy about it!
Yooooo, ty so much. My card was a jet fighter when playing warzone, now its quiet as a smooth sea. The temp are also staying at 46c, thats impressive. I had to leave a comment. I was considering a new card...The fps is higher too I think. This is a life saver video.
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Dude your a lifesaver. My PC was crashing due to overheating and this fixed it. Thank you!!
Hey man, that's exactly why I make these videos! Glad it was helpful, take care :)
SAME ...mine were crashing to black screen demanding full TURN OFF and RESTART .... this fixed it ... LIFESAVER !
Thank you this really helped alot we need more people like you in the world thx friend
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I dont typically leave reviews. I have a Gigabyte RTX3070 and was constantly crashing because of the temperatures it would reach. I've had it for 4 years now. Working in I.T. the first thing that is taught is to do the least invasive/disruptive stuff first. In this case, it was looking up this video. I tested this among 3 games, Strangers of Paradise, Baldur's Gate 3, and Calisto Protocol. All of them were hitting 81-83C (Roughly 178F- 181F). After testing for 3 hours ,roughly an hour per game. The range my GPU would hit is 65C-68C(149F - 155F). No crashes and clearly a noticeably different degree and sound change! Im not for bloatware at all, but in this case; I can't say this is bloatware if it is helping as much as it has. A year old video that has helped me a ton!
Edit: Mind you, my GPU and CPU are not set to overclock before or after this video. Very well done.
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Thanks for the tutorial. Just wondering do you have to run MSI afterburner to keep the settings?
Yes, but you can set it to autostart and run minimized
Thank you so much! Before on timespy I was getting a peak gpu temp of 86c and a graphics score of around 14800 (with GeForce experience auto scan) on average. Now I’m only hitting a gpu temp of 76c peak and an average graphics score of 15,100ish. I’m such a noob when it comes to overclocking so this video was a lifesaver for me and my gpu!
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tried it personally, I have to thank the author for the curve editing discovery BUT had to manually adjust 50% of the curve to obtain the best performance - matching the rtx 3080 perf.
Your way to undervolt the GPU is awesome.. its work.. although for my GPU Colorful 3070 TI need more tweaking.
Now have lower temp, lower power draw and less noise..
Thank you very much
Completely forgot about underclocking, recently go back into Witcher 3, with my 3070ti I just instantly cranked settings to max (no RT), and boom, 100+fps, but was running into temps in the 70-80oc), and kept having random pc deadlocks, where I'd have to force it to shutdown as system became completely unresponsive. Got an underclock that suits my temps and a minimal loss to fps (talking 10-15 frames at best), and now clocked to 1710mhz at 800mv, temps now hover around 45-55 max). Great video.
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best UV tutorial out there! thanks a lot!
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thanks for this - i don't know how this dark sorcery works, but after being nervous for months about my high gpu temps (around 85-90c on medium settings while playing certain games), i tried your settings and i'm now hovering around 65c with no noticeable loss in performance. fans aren't needing to work as hard too so my pc doesn't sound like it's about to fly away.
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The problem with this is even at idle this will stay around that temp so it won't go low to 30s or 40s in idle... It will stay around 50 which is concerning as this doesn't actually give huge performance boost or anything
If you don’t hit the “L” key, it will downclock at idle. But you need to subscribe to the channel first :p
nice, did your tutorial and it worked completely fine while being overclocked. I tried +1200 mhz but that started giving me minor artifacts, so i'm sticking with +1000
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Perhaps my favorite video on youtube... THANK YOU
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bro it works omg, my 3070ti EVGA drop from 74 to 64 when full load and the performance is the same ! Thanks for this trick bro !!
first method worked like a charm getting better temps and a bit more performance underload,
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thanks so much, used 2nd preset on my 3070 ti my fans were going full speed when not gaming and this seems to help - GRAZIE !
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thank you very much, the whole pc is super smooth now, before it feel worst then the gtx1060, even scrolling the youtube page stuttering.
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Good vid, one question tho, once you do all the steps, u need to have the msi afterburner opened all the time for it to work?, do you need to open the program everytime you boot the pc or is it a one time change settings and that's it?
Well, you need it at least minimized. Afterburner has the option built in to launch at startup and to start minimized! If you just apply it and closed, the settings will be lost upon restart unfortunately
@@ImWateringPSUs good to know, would you suggest to drop down the power slider about 10-15% on top of the undervolt or would that be to much?
@@ArgStyleRlz Oh no I would max the power slider! The voltage is gonna limit your power, no need to throttle the card in other ways!
Appreciate the video man, i gonna try it tonight on my galax 3070ti, here in brazil is too hot, my GPU stay on 82 degrees at full load in 4k games, one question tho. Do I need to save the profile and set Afterburner to start with windows? thx bro!!!! keed the good work!
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Very good video! Do You have any suggestion or video for a 3060 ti ? Thanks
Thanks a lot! I do have a dedicated video for the RTX 3060 Ti, it’s in my GPU undervolting playlist :) Consider subscribing if that’s helpful
You are a GOD my 3070ti went from 86c in Heaven to 56c
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normally i don't comment videoes. But u deserve a "thank you sir"
My pleasure mate :) I'm working on providing a tutorial for most of the components out there, if I don't already have a tutorial for your CPU it's coming!
Will this also work for rog strix 3070ti? Great video btw! Straight to the point
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Thank so much I’ve gone from getting 300fps to stable 360fps and highs of 380fps 🙏
Bro, con mi Asus Tuf Gaming RTX 3070 TI (La compré usada hace poco) llegaba por preset a los 1980 / 1960 MHz con los relojes de memoria a 9500 MHz, pero consumía casi los 300 Watts... con unas temperaturas de 70 / 74 grados bajo carga en juegos. Assasin Creed Valhalla gráficos Ultra a 120 FPS, después del segundo método bajó a 60 grados bajo carga y apenas bajó ligeramente unos FPS y el consumo disminuyó radicalmente a casi !150 Watts! Muy agradecido con tu tutorial, tu explicación lo hizo todo más fácil. Gracias.
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as always you deserve more SUBS... a lot more BRO 😍 but where the other 3070 ti undervolt video is gone?
Hey man, thanks a lot, I’m trying to grow the channel so it’s much appreciated :) All the vids are on the channel, if you mean the voltage point one for the 3070 Ti it’s still there!
@@ImWateringPSUs 😊yes that was i talking about😂 TH-cam couldnt find any other video imwater.. 3070ti
Thanks a lot
I saw my card reach 80+C (the first time ever since I bought it years ago), so I decided to give this a go. So far, while having the same frames, I peaked at 64C instead. Rather substantial difference if I may say so, will monitor this further but for now: Thank you, this is great!
Question though, when you say that it could usually get away with 1925 @ 900mV, does that take into account the 15mhz jumps due to boosting? Meaning it'd sit at 1940 occasionally. Or should I set it to 1910 instead so it peaks at 1925?
I'm really happy it was helpful! Great question about the 1925, I meant boosting indeed for most card, so setting it to around 1910 would be ideal!
Damn bro this is gold thx a lot it really drop a few degrees
Thanks man I went from 81 degrees on Warzone to literally around 68 lol. Thanks. I just have one question. I tried locking the frequence as you did in the video at 900 Voltage. However, my card is at 45 degrees on idle which I think is a bit much. Does it matter, can I lock the Voltage at like 850 or will that be bad? I know it may affect consistant FPS you know but it must be different from not locking it at all.
I’m really happy it was helpful! 850 would be perfectly fine if your system is still stable, however if you’re concerned about the idle temps I’d recommend not hitting the L key!
Damn my fans were so annoying, but this video no cap saved me. THX
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Used the same settings as urs but games keep crashing... What to do then?
Set it to 900mV, 1800Mhz, +500 memory and subscribe to the channel!
It worked!!! Thanks for the tips!! Got a sub! :D
I’m really happy about it man! Thanks a lot :)
From 84 to 71, 850mv 1800mhz seems to work, thank you so much !!
My pleasure! :)
@@ImWateringPSUs hey bro, I just discovered that locking the voltage/freq with CTRL+L makes your card go 10500Mhz on idle. That can't be good right?
@@xXSup3rDaniXx The "L" locking is recommended only if you enable the profile strictly while gaming. If you wanna keep it on all the time, don't hit "L"!
Tried with my gigabyte rtx 3070 ti and did exactly what you did. Tried gaming in call of duty mw3 zombies and it crashed about 5 minutes into a game. So maybe not every gpu can handle that exact oc setting.
Lower the core clock by 100Mhz and you’ll be golden!
WOW you safed my life from 80 degrees to constant 66 at highest.
With 0 loss on performance what a GOAT!!!
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Insane results. Thank you.
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I get up to 78° in warzone with my rtx 3070. Now it stays at 62°-63°. Perfect 🤝
I was really glad to help! Thanks for the comment!
Warzone works without an problem. But Battlefield freeze sometimes and i have to restart it. I set it 1750 and 875 in MSI Afterburner. What should i do?
@@lukiohearn173 I would recommend going with 1750 and 900mV then!
@@ImWateringPSUs i read that After the Battlefield Update yesterday, alot of People have Problems with freezes and Crashs. So Maybe it didnt freeze Because of the undervolting.
I have a Gigabyte RTX 3070. I startet with 1800 and 850 and warzone works great but Battlefield freeze. Than i go to 1750 and 875.
Warzone again works amazing but Battlefield freeze. Than i read the Problems with the BF Update yesterday. So Maybe it has nothing to do with undervolting. Do you think i should Go Back to 1800 & 850? Or 1750 & 850?
@@lukiohearn173 Honestly, pretty much EVERY card on the market can run at 1800Mhz with 850mV, so I was really surprised the game was crashing on you. I'd say it's definitely the update!
Can i do this with a 650w PSU?
It depends on what processor you have and how much power the computer consumes, but i have 12400f with 3070ti and my 600w psu copes with these components
I have a 3070 ti 12700k
@@HANDICAPPED69 i have same how many temp do you have im on 90c idk why?
I managed to drop around 9 degrees on an rtx3070 whitout a single drop in performance, good video,
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Been having issues with occasional black screens and some people are saying voltage fluctuations cause it and undervolting may fix it, I hope this works, thanks
Yes! But only if you subscribe to the channel :)
@@ImWateringPSUslol that’s fair, just subbed, hopefully u keep up the videos when I upgrade again in the future I’ll definitely undervolt again
I use the 850/1800 setting at 4K resolution. I did everything as you showed, but my temperature is still 75-78 degrees.☹ My Unigine settings: API: Directx11, Quality: Ultra, Tesselation: Extreme, Anti-Aliasing: x8, Resolution: System (4K). Fan Speed/Temperature: 80%-70°C, 90%-80°C.
Thank you for this tutorial! It worked like a charm! :)
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I’m going to try this at home! My 3070ti FE pulls about 300w of power at around 80-100 percent usage and hits 85c! I changed thermal pads and paste and no help, hope this work :)
This is definitely gonna help! Let me know how it goes :)
Well did it?
@@SunCityGamer It did for a lot of people! But let's hear if he says if he tried it! :)
Definitely gonna try this method. Curious of this gonna bring some extra FPS.
Let me know if it works for you!
Great video 🔥
It worked for a few weeks but now it stopped working for me.. idk why. The loud fan noise is back. Should I reinstall afterburner and follow the steps again?
Have you set MSI afterburner to start when you boot your PC? That’s very important. Also save a profile and make sure that’s the one that gets set at startup!
@@ImWateringPSUs nope I forgot to do that. I did start afterburner and the preset manually every time. I’ll try if that helps. Thanks.
@@UINiIKAT No problem! Let me know how it goes! Be sure to click on the windows icon on the top right corner of the Afterburner windows as well!
thank you for the great & simple tutorial. Could you explain why pulling upwards means reducing the volt?
i saw there are 2 curves. What does the first (upper) line & the bottom one mean?
The voltage is on the X axis, so by pulling upwards we're increasing the clock for a certain voltage! The upper curve is just the "original" curve, it's not in bald as you can see :) Just follow the tutorial and you'll be alright :)
Cool video, do I have to uninstall galax's oc program if I'm to use MSI burner?
It’s better to have a single tuning program running instead of two, yes
thx, i did this today and dropped my 3070 ti from 90-93 peak temps (I KNOW!) down to peaks of like 75-80
I'm really happy it was helpful! Thanks a lot for the feedback!
So After a Few days of using this Change for my Gigabyte 3070ti Ive noticed A better Stability And a Huge drop in Temps, {EXAMPLE} Carx Street let my gpu reach 170f Just running 1080p with a fps limit of 165 and everything Maxed, I tested it and it was around 135f, So thats Incredible!!, But i also Optomized my Cpu with BITSUM LASSO PROCESS and the both seems to be a Huge help with FPS drops in Fortnite, Pair with my 5600x and 16gb of XLR8 cl-19 3600mhz, fps usually pegged at 165 and doesnt seem to have any drops like b4 im Blown Away, Tried a few other mhz changes but seem to lose Latency on anything but 3600. Thanks again!
Hey man, your video really helped, but if I understand correctly, locking the card at 900/1900 means it won't cool down temps wise completely as well, right?
I’m happy it helped! If you want it to downclock at idle, don’t hit the “L” key!
@@ImWateringPSUs Gotcha, then I understood you correctly. Huge thanks man, I believe you're a lifesaver for 3070 Ti owners. That card is a headache. 😁
Thanks alot! I tested this with my Asus TUF Gaming 3070 Ti OC Edition, stock max 76C while gaming, gpu hotspot max 99C.
Now with 1900MHz - 900V and +1000 memory max 61C and gpu hotspot max 89C. Also noise levels are much better right now. Really thank you!
I’m really happy it was helpful! Thanks a lot for taking the time to write this! :)
Hey brother, thank you for thiese videos. You are doing an amazing job helping us out here :). I wanted to ask you, I saw another video from you with an rtx 3070 tutorial and this one is for the rtx 3070 ti card. I have an nvidia rtx 3070 card and I see my card going upto 1950 while intense gaming. Should I lower core clock by -200 or -250 and then up it to 1950 mhz or 1900 mhz? Thanks a lot once again for your input! Good day!
Hey there, thanks a lot! I'd recommend 900mV and 1900Mhz :)
I have a dual fan 3070 ti from Kfa2 because my case is to small ^^ Normal the core clock was around 1870-1920mhz and i hit in every game 83 degrees on 100% gpu utilization! With your second settings i have now 1770mhz and +1000 memory clock and around 65 degrees on 100% utilization :) BIG THANKS!!! And my power usage was 280watt now 160-180 :) Thats very nice because im from Germany and the electricity prices here are ULTRA HIGH :( Very usefull thanks again :>
Thanks a lot for the detailed feedback, I'm glad it was helpful! Electricity is REALLY expensive here in Italy too, which is why I run all my hardware undervolted as well. Great job there!
Van you undervolt and overclock with this setup?
first option dropped my Temps from 75 to 70. No effect on performance. thanks :)
I’m really happy it was helpful! Thanks a lot for taking the time to write this! :)
Hey, just a question, why do you start with -200mhz on the core clock ? In laptops you bring it all the way down to -300, and some other tutorials dont even do that. Just want to understand this step. Thanks
It depends on how high the delta in the idle-to-load jump is. It is card dependent, so it will be different on laptops or certain GPUs :)
Old Video, Helped alot for base levels, I pushed my Aorus Master 3070 ti to 950mV @ 2025Mhz with 1000 added to Memory Highest Heaven Mark so far is 5107
Thank you! Finally my Inno3D 3070 ti does not sound like a jet lol Stays in low 60s full loaded in Cyberpunk on high settings, plenty of FPS also 🙂🙂
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Did, when i watched video first time 🙂
Hello. Thank you so much for the tutorial. I have an important question... Does this work on a laptop RTX 3070 Ti also or something shoud be changed? Thank you in advance for your reply.
You need to use lower voltages for laptops, but I do have dedicated tutorials!
@@ImWateringPSUs thank you, capo. I will use your Undervolt your Laptop RTX 3070 for more FPS - Asus TUF... video as a tutorial.
Working very well 😊 finally temperature drop 20 degrees from 70 to 50 😮
1st profile or 2nd profile?
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@@MkLVzo both profiles are very good 👍
It's insane that it works, Temps went down by about 15%, power draw went down by about 15%, FPS slightly increased and all I can think of is "How" and Thank you.
But seriously, please explain to me, how running lower clock speeds with lower power consumption gets you more FPS?
I do understand the temps and pwr draw, but not the FPS..
Basically, this trick/tweak is made to extend the life of your GPU without losing power, right?
I’m really happy it was helpful! Thanks a lot for taking the time to write this! :) It does indeed extend the life of the card! We’re not actually running lower clock speeds, that’s the whole trick! Lowering the curve is just done to flatten it quickly, we then raise it up to around stock performance. But being flat, it never drops :)