I've never undervolted a card before and I was really worried about messing something up or worse my GPU but your video made this process SUPER easy. Thank you so much for the info man!
@@ImWateringPSUs I just followed method 1 for my Asus TUF 4090 and hasn't gone over 60C degrees even while playing The First Descendant on 4k Ultrawide lol.
Thank you brother. I've applied your values and now I have stable frametime as a result. My card is pulling less power and it is still delivering the same performance as before. Great video! Liked & subbed!
Dude, you're amazing! Your power-save profile seems stable for my card and completely removed the frame-time spikes that I got when I just power-limited the card to 60%. And all this while using even less power! Thank you so much! Keep up this great work, I specifically appreciated the explanations at the end so that I now have a better grasp of why this is the best method. This video alone made me a subscriber, I'm so happy right now 🙂
This is it... you nailed it mate, big thanks to you! By this simple tweak my coil whine is reduced by almost 90%. My build is pure silence now with almost no loss in performance! God bless!
3:20 You can just press shift and then hit enter twice to flatten the right of the curve, no need to do the dragging it all down...just shift + click and drag, then hit enter twice.
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Keep in mind that different bins will have different voltage curves. My 4090 Strix has a really strange bin. At 900mv it can only manage 2500-ish clock speed, any higher it would crash, but the curve shoots up at 950mv and can clock to 2750. It also does 2950 at 1.05v stock voltage which is total madness. It appears that there are some bins that can do really high frequency at the higher voltages but sucks at undervolting. So the more reliable way to undervolt is to do +170 mhz on the whole curve (no matter what frequency you land at), and then pick a voltage you want to stick to and flaten the curve from there. I picked 950mv @2750 mhz, doing basically stock performance while drawing at most 380w in 3DMark Firestrike.
@@pnajnaja2720did you figure it out ? idk how to add 170mhz or what that even means so i just did everything in this video but with 2750mhz at 950mv
Great tutorial! Just did this with my old 3070Ti but instead of 2600Mhz I went to 1850Mhz. Getting same FPS as before the undervolt but max temp is now 59C insted of 70C. Nice!
Excellent tutorial. I used method 1 and it has reduced the power consumption and lowered the temperature of my GPU without reducing any FPS. Keep up the good work. PS liked and subscribed.
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This is a great guide. I think you can take your undervolt videos on to the next level by testing the GPU performance in Fire Strike or something and then testing the undervolt, delivering both stock and UV power figures in watts for the average Joe to understand as well as the graphics scores to compare. Taking things even further would be how Bryan did it with FPS charts. But I definitely do think upping the info on these guides will give you a good audience because you test a good variety of hardware to begin with in a non complicated way.
Be careful, if you start seeing texture artifacts (small rectangles of corrupt textures) which becomes pretty obvious when you see it in multiple different games, then these settings were triggering it for me. I reverted to stock and no longer any artifacts. I suspect Nvidia may have quietly adjusted the default curve to improve stability. Nearly RMA'd mine before I figured it out. While undervolted based on this video, I did not have any stability issues (no BSOD, no crashes)... just artifacts. Wasn't temperature related, would happen even after a cold boot (not sleep) after it was off all night.
Dude, you are amazing! Really! I never undervolt before, and on the same day, you helped me unvervolt my CPU (Ryzen 7 7700x) and my GPU (rtx 4090). I will show your videos to my friends, for sure! Greetings from Brazil
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thank you so much, i was a bit annoyed at how much power the 4090 was taking, but i was a bit scared to do this. youve explained it so simply and easy to follow, very happy with the results
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Just found this video after fully building out my new pc a few weeks ago and have had a few growing pains. Got everything flowing smoothly until I started playing Destiny 2 again. the game would hard shut off my pc after about 5-10 minutes of playing. this is on a ryzen 7950x3d, rog strix x670e-e mobo, gigabyte 4090 oc with, 64gigs of trident z5 ram, and a corsair rm1200e psu. all the games i'd played i'd had no issue. heat was good. power draw was fine. until destiny. i found this video and followed your tutorial and i can say i haven't noticed a single performance issue and still holding around 250fps on destiny with max settings and zero crashes. appreciate the easy tutorial and explanation
I wanted to add, I just ran Cyberpunk RT: Overdrive + Path tracing, DLSS OFF benchmark and I'm getting 1-1.5 fps gain over stock with your 975/2800 undervolt. I can also run my portable AC in the room with my 4090 while gaming on the same circuit without tripping the breaker now. A life saver.
My PC was shutting down every time I apply high definition textures in Adobe Substance Painter and the reason was my RTX 4090 is getting up to 400w, too much for my power supply capacity. After this undervolt, my consumption is about 280W and the PC stoped to shutting down when use real time render. Thank you!
This was absolutely amazing! Thank you so much, this dropped my Temps and power draw by a HUGE amount ( i havent checked the exact figures, but im seeing a roughly 6-7C) And this took me no time at all. Will be recommending to some friends aswell
oh my god man! i have an inno3d x3 OC 4090 that started getting a bit toasty (92 degree hotspot with 20 degree delta). I followed your performance setting and it works amazingly well! hotspot max is 82 degrees now and the GPU is super quiet... best part? there's maybe a 1-2 fps performance loss in the witcher 3 maxed out... this is insane.... Thank you so much for this tutorial and explanation!
thanks for the video brother , i had my 4070ti undervolted by your 4070ti undervolt tutorial but you used a different method to tweak the curve editor ( which was buggy for me atleast,after startup the curve would change slightly so the profile didnt make sense anymore) this method is way better good job
Thanks man! Just built a new monster gaming PC but having some issues with loud coil whine on the ASUS Strix 4090 OC. Undervolting using your guide did help but I'm hoping some burn in will decrease it even more, which some users report. Time will tell..Have a nice summer buddy :)
Mine does 900 mV 2450 MHz in ESO. I did not test beyond that but I think I could push 2500 MHz easy. But why. I put +1000 on memory and no issue. What is fun is that I won't need to push harder and when 5090 comes maybe I skip it or buy it.
Really smooth and legit guide! Before undervolt (Heaven benchmark): 391.8 fps, 9869, minfps: 72, maxfps: 779.8. And then WITH undervolt (Heaven benchmark): 374 fps, 9422, minfps: 61.2, maxfps: 742.7. So overall, that is a substantial difference, so now I'm thinking how to boost that score to have nearly the same performance as before (Asus TUF OC 4090). UPDATE: I feel like Heaven is an archaic benchmark anyhow, so I instead ran VRMark. Stock 4090 settings gave a score of 17946. Undervolted settings (second half of your video) gave a score of 17,901. Performance is almost identical to stock, so I'm pleased with that, honestly. I suspect that Heaven benchmark is so old that it gives inconsistent results (at times).
I had the hardest time getting my 4090 liquid suprim x fans to follow the curve I set in Afterburner. The firmware in the 4090 would automatically spin fans at a much lower temp from what I assigned. With this undervolt the fans now behave the way I want. I'm still having trouble getting the fans to spin below 30% but at lest they kick in based on my set temps. Thanks!
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Ahahahaha you’re the one who seems like a really nice guy, since you took the time to write that :) I’m really happy it was helpful, I wish you a great day!
Good video, what knowledgeable people already knew. Glad you explained it to people who didnt know. Honestly disappointed he never updated the original video saying "dont undervolt". His recent content shows he doesnt take criticism the best when he's in the wrong. Like his recent mouse reviews. Kind of lost respect for him as a peer.
Thanks a lot for the kind words! I definitely agree, not making a part two was a mistake imho. I’m sure he had a lot on his mind but yay, I fundamentally agree
Ho seguito le tue indicazioni ed il risultato è fantastico, adesso la scheda video è silenziosa, più fresca e consuma meno con prestazioni praticamente uguali a prima. Sei stato estremamente utile, grazie.
Ahahahah you’re way too kind! I think they were a bit too quick with their testing, but it’s not 100% their fault because much has changed compared to how we used to UV the previous gen! :)
This is how I UVed my 4090, long long ago when it first came out, despite the idiots on youtube claiming not to undervolt their cards. And have been happy ever since. I was more aggressive though, I picked 865mV. The only reason I didn't go lower is, the card doesn't allow it. The thing idles at 0,875mV and slightly droops to 865
Excellent tutorial! I understood everything you said, but you didn't explain why you overclocked the memory clock (+1300 and +1200 respectively), I would appreciate if you could explain it. Thanks!
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I set 2750 in the curve editor and +1300 Mem as per your video and so far everything seems to be stable with my MSI RTX4090 Gaming X Trio with the Suprim X BIOS installed.
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Such good content, 10/10, if their was a comparaison with for example powerlimit method, to see power consuption ans performance comparaison it would have been 11/10 :)
Good tutorial. 925mv at 2650mhz memory clock default , lost around 60w to 80w power draw at 1440p. And max temperature. In cyberpunk 2.1 ray tracing on temp never passes 72.
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I know I've already done this before, but when I had my 3080 Ti before upgraded to a 4090. I had two different UV profiles because the one is for games that use Ray tracing. I did research and found out that Nvidia GPU's RTX cores are very sensitive to the gpu voltage. If you set it a bit too low voltage and games would just simply crashed. Just be aware about that. So I set it slightly higher volt but still less than what factory voltage was used to be set and i tested a couple RTX games and it ran solid without crashing. But for raster games that don't have RTX. So I have a quite lower voltage but can clock at higher and it ran for hours no problem. Right now is I haven't UV my 4090 yet, but I had to watch your video because i can't remember what shortcut keys to make clocks go flat line. So thank you for showing me for that.
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@@ImWateringPSUs I'm about to pull the trigger on a 4090, i need it because of work/gaming, summers here in Italy are very hot, as you probably know, and electricity bills are no joke either so undervolting helps a lot.
Thank you for your work and sharing. I have Asus Rog Strix OC 4090 and setting 900/2600 solved the coil problem. In fact performance is also better than stock when it comes to coil.
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Thanks for the video. Unfortunately with these settings, I get crashing in Diablo 4. I had to disable these Afterburner settings as they simply don’t work stably for me with my MSI 4090 Gaming Trio. So your mileage may vary.
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Great video, will try it out when my card arrives - much appreciated! Just one thing, it would have been even great to also see how much power was saved due to this methods and that it shows if the FPS stay the same/change
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i undervolted my 3080 years ago and now i undervolted my 4090. it makes the gaming experience much smoother even if peak fps is lowered by a percent or two.
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Subbed and Notifications turned ON! Very well executed video! I appreciate your respect for viewers time and your awareness about similar videos about this subject. Being able to put yourself in your audience shoes is very good skill, although im not sure if specializing your channel in pc building tips is best approach - maybe its fine at the beginning to get some community but imo think about diversifying it at some point (games, Ai, anime/other shows, commentary, maybe organize some fun tech tournaments with your subs, idk). Unless its just a hobby of course; I say all that because there are at least 2 big channels about pc's - linus tech tips and gamers nexus and it will be tough to become the third one. I detect some max power limit on this one ;) but maybe you will prove me wrong
Thanks a LOT for the sub, for the feedback and for the advice! PC building is definitely a niche subject, but it’s my passion! I’ll definitely try to diversify as you say, it’s probably a good move business wise, but I can’t see myself stopping doing builds :)
Thanks for the video. One issue however that I discovered the hard way. Going higher on ram speed is not necessarily better for FPS. Using your suggestions, I ran benchmarks in Timespy and the higher I went on memory, the LOWER my graphics score was each time. +1300mhz for example ended up offering worse performance than +1000mhz. This is apparently due to error correction that takes place on modern GPUs when ram is pushed too high. Many times, modern cards will keep running (not crash) at unstable memory speeds, but the performance suffers. Can you do a video on this topic? I think many people are not informed about it and would appreciate being shown how to find the “sweet spot” for memory OC.
1. ECC is not enabled by default on Nvidia GPU's, you have to enable it through Nvidia control panel. 2. Every card is different. I can Max my GPU's memory (4090 AERO) to 2000+ and still not see degradation in performance but its not stable. I run +1700 stable and get the best gains at this OC. 3. It is general practice and mentioned in many overclocking vid's from years and years ago that you OC until you either a.) GPU starts becoming unstable or b.) you start loosing performance. Maybe he assumed most people would understand to look for this already and is why he didn't mention it.
Thanks for this comment. And thanks for the reply too! Yes I did assume people would double check with a benchmark, I’ll make a dedicated video about it!
Hello, I wanted say thanks for this guide. I subscribed, ain't going lie i'm not a huge computer guy when it comes to undervolting and overclocking. Main thing I wanted to do is decrease the temperature since it's summer and my pc feels like how it did in the xbox 360 console days a huge heat warmer that heats the whole room Do you have anymore tips that can push down temps more?
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I've been having stutter with my 4090 and 7800X3D and it's been driving me nuts. Reformatted and clean installed - still there. Just tried this GPU undervolt using the performance mode guide at 975 volts and I think it improved it! Thanks man! If this long term has fixed my issue, I love you haha! EDIT: Nah still stutters, I am cursed. Was worth a shot though thanks anyway lol.
Try to undervolt the R7 7800X3D as well, following my tutorial for the 7900X (they share the settings). Also for the GPU, try unlocking the power limit fully and set it to 900mV and 2500Mhz with no mem offset
@@ImWateringPSUs never noticed this reply. I figured it out. Was actually DisplayFusion which I use for managing the triple monitor setup. Turns out the stutter was I had a setting to auto hide the taskbar on just 1 of the monitors (I have in landscape and was hiding that taskbar since I rarely used it). Disabling this and having it visible at all times fixed the stutters. However, I do get crashes in Cyberpunk unless I go stock settings with he GPU. Noticed anything around this game being similar?
@@rab3072hi, cyberpunk really pushes GPU to limits, your problem is that you dont have what is called "stable undervolt".. when you undervolt lets say to 0.975 and try it in some game, it may seem that it lowered temp and watts! great! but when gpu is pushed to limits (cyberpunk with RT), gpu will crash BECAUSE it doesnt have enough voltage (because undervolt) - SOLUTION is to raise voltage OR lower frequency. Try both, see what works best for you! Edit: i just looked video, its very specific for HIS card, every card is little different, so yes, as i said, try 1v 2750mhz for example, it should be ok.. or. 0.975 and 2700mhz may work better, try and let me know
My new 4090 aorus xtreme waterfoce stock at 2665 at 1050mv. If i raise voltage to 100% it goes to 1075 and freqs to 2700. How people on youtube say every card should reach 3ghz easily. I have max 50c under load and if i raise more than 150 clock i get crash in games.
Amazing tutorial! thanks!!! Quick question, im running a Gigabyte 4090 master edition. With your "performance" settings, im getting 2750mhz @ 975v with +1300 on the memory. I'm only hitting 55 degrees and the card is whisper quiet. I feel like the GPU has alot more head room. Do you recommend any other settings, or stick with these settings?
Very clear explanation and great video. I really like the fact that you reference various sources and explain why your opinion differs etc. Anyway keep up the good work - like and a subscribe from me!
I undervolted my 1080Ti for most of its use life (6 years). I wonder if the electricity saved paid back for the card entirely. This is worth doing and it runs so cool.
This is gold! it makes it a 350tdp card, or you can choose to make it a 420tdp card with even higher power than it was at 500tdp!! Thanks a lot! Would be nice if you could make a similar video about undervolting 7800x3d
Very nice video thank you, I was about to downvolt my 4090 the old way. However I suggest to downvolt using a high demanding game (guess which ???? ----> Cyberpunk lol), because even if your settings are stable on Ugine, it can crash in game as the gpu does unexpected pikes. I experimented with my previous 3080 ti founder edition.
I’m really happy it was helpful! Thanks a lot for taking the time to write this! :) Heaven is only used to put some load on the card, I agree it’s not very good for stability testing!
Seems to work well with my 4090 xtreme waterforce even with +1000 mem. GPU hotspot around 62-64c while playing cyberpunk at 3440x1440. Thanks for your knowledge.
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Awesome dude! I get similar as well, around 58-60. I just tried too @ 950mv + 1000 mem clock. I'm getting 400W power draw from my 4090 extreme waterforce. What are you getting?
Nice tut, bro. Doing this since my 3090FE. Many people do seem to fail to understand the logic behind this... What bothers me right now on my new KFA2 4090, is that the lowest vGPU seems to be 880mV. It is using that right now idle on the desktop @210MHZ. I wonder, if this is a decision of the board-maker. But on every 3D-load this seems irrelevant though... Happy tweaking!
I’m really happy it was helpful! Thanks a lot for taking the time to write this! :) I haven’t really seen high idle voltage with my samples though, maybe try to see if they released an updated vBios? It’s not an issue though, so nothing to worry about it
gracias :) always coming back, because I always forget how to move the curves ;) having profiles with 0.9 and 0.925 and clock speeds from 2600-2700 with nice temperatures and powerconsumption (don't need the performance profile yet with the 4090, before my 7800x3d will limit in my games). Fans are only at 30% while playing demanding MSFS. It is a pleasure! THX. btw. can I see the Palit GameRock OC? I have also the Palit. Which CPU are you using?
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I've never undervolted a card before and I was really worried about messing something up or worse my GPU but your video made this process SUPER easy. Thank you so much for the info man!
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I agree, this is amazing!
its near impossible to break your gpu undervolting and changing anything in msi afterburner
It is. Straight to the point and no nonsense talking.
Wow! Nearly a 10C drop in my thermals, and I notice no degradation in my gaming experience. Thanks!
Hey! I'm just leaving a comment 6 months after I've followed your video on my RTX 4090. Been working perfectly at low temperatures ever since. :)
That’s actually so nice! Thank you :)
@@ImWateringPSUs I just followed method 1 for my Asus TUF 4090 and hasn't gone over 60C degrees even while playing The First Descendant on 4k Ultrawide lol.
Thank you brother. I've applied your values and now I have stable frametime as a result. My card is pulling less power and it is still delivering the same performance as before. Great video! Liked & subbed!
I’m really happy it was helpful! Thanks a lot for taking the time to write this! :)
Hey man that's good to hear. Did you use the efficient or performance profile?
@@MicroWave233 I'm using the efficient profile and still getting the same performance as before while drawing much less power.
Just did this on my card! Dropped from 75 c to 61 c in games with no noticeably performance loss. Took only 5 minutes. Fantastic job!!
Thank you for the tutorial. I will try out both of them and hopefully less heat gets dumped into my room.
My pleasure! Do let me know how it goes :)
Dude, you're amazing! Your power-save profile seems stable for my card and completely removed the frame-time spikes that I got when I just power-limited the card to 60%. And all this while using even less power!
Thank you so much! Keep up this great work, I specifically appreciated the explanations at the end so that I now have a better grasp of why this is the best method.
This video alone made me a subscriber, I'm so happy right now 🙂
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This is it... you nailed it mate, big thanks to you! By this simple tweak my coil whine is reduced by almost 90%. My build is pure silence now with almost no loss in performance! God bless!
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Gigabyte rtx 4090 Gaming OC and you NEVER hear coil whine again my dude.. 1 of the 3 cards with literally 0% coil whine
it's possible, my 4090 msi gaming trio is whining but i reduced it@@kostistsiutras4373
@@kostistsiutras4373Gamerock Palit Omniblack
It worked like a charm, 100 W less and only 4% smaller graphics score in 3DMark. Max temp 61 in a room with 29 deg temperature!
3:20 You can just press shift and then hit enter twice to flatten the right of the curve, no need to do the dragging it all down...just shift + click and drag, then hit enter twice.
Correct! Thanks for pointing it out :)
@@ImWateringPSUs Thanks for all your videos man they are super helpful.
My Palit 4080 Gamerock comes tomorrow BEEN waiting for it I'm excited, thanks for this video! Definitely going to try the undervolt
I’m really happy for you my man! Let me know how it goes :)
Very concise and straight to the point, thank you, used this as a guide for my 4080
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Keep in mind that different bins will have different voltage curves. My 4090 Strix has a really strange bin. At 900mv it can only manage 2500-ish clock speed, any higher it would crash, but the curve shoots up at 950mv and can clock to 2750. It also does 2950 at 1.05v stock voltage which is total madness. It appears that there are some bins that can do really high frequency at the higher voltages but sucks at undervolting. So the more reliable way to undervolt is to do +170 mhz on the whole curve (no matter what frequency you land at), and then pick a voltage you want to stick to and flaten the curve from there. I picked 950mv @2750 mhz, doing basically stock performance while drawing at most 380w in 3DMark Firestrike.
could you share a screenshot of your settings? I did the same as you, but without adding 170mhz.
@@pnajnaja2720did you figure it out ? idk how to add 170mhz or what that even means so i just did everything in this video but with 2750mhz at 950mv
Great tutorial! Just did this with my old 3070Ti but instead of 2600Mhz I went to 1850Mhz. Getting same FPS as before the undervolt but max temp is now 59C insted of 70C. Nice!
Excellent tutorial. I used method 1 and it has reduced the power consumption and lowered the temperature of my GPU without reducing any FPS. Keep up the good work. PS liked and subscribed.
Thanks a LOT! I’m glad I could help ;)
Great tutorial, a tip, you can fine tune the frequency scale with the up and down arrows while holding shift.
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Thanks for the tip btw, I should point it out :)
Dude. I had NO idea you could flatten the curve beyond your desired clock speed. Honestly. Years of doing this and I didn't know. Lol thank you.
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@@ImWateringPSUs Done!
Thank you so much! This works like a charm. I’m playing on ultra settings with DLAA turned on at ~180w and 47degC
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This is a great guide. I think you can take your undervolt videos on to the next level by testing the GPU performance in Fire Strike or something and then testing the undervolt, delivering both stock and UV power figures in watts for the average Joe to understand as well as the graphics scores to compare. Taking things even further would be how Bryan did it with FPS charts. But I definitely do think upping the info on these guides will give you a good audience because you test a good variety of hardware to begin with in a non complicated way.
Thanks a lot for the feedback, I’ll definitely try to improve them :)
A fantastic video. Why can't all tutorials be this clear and simple...!
I've never undervolted a card before also. Lol This video was great! I appreciate it. I look forward to watching others.
Be careful, if you start seeing texture artifacts (small rectangles of corrupt textures) which becomes pretty obvious when you see it in multiple different games, then these settings were triggering it for me. I reverted to stock and no longer any artifacts. I suspect Nvidia may have quietly adjusted the default curve to improve stability. Nearly RMA'd mine before I figured it out. While undervolted based on this video, I did not have any stability issues (no BSOD, no crashes)... just artifacts. Wasn't temperature related, would happen even after a cold boot (not sleep) after it was off all night.
this happend me too
you're not going to RMA your gpu just cause your seeing artifacts
I've been doing this for years and it works great, you can also lock your frequency by pressing the L key by the way
100% agreed! Thanks a lot for commenting :)
Dude, you are amazing! Really! I never undervolt before, and on the same day, you helped me unvervolt my CPU (Ryzen 7 7700x) and my GPU (rtx 4090). I will show your videos to my friends, for sure! Greetings from Brazil
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I've used this tutorial 3 times now (2 x reinstall windows) and it remains the most useful resource for RTX 4090 owners. THANK YOU!
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thank you so much, i was a bit annoyed at how much power the 4090 was taking, but i was a bit scared to do this. youve explained it so simply and easy to follow, very happy with the results
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Just found this video after fully building out my new pc a few weeks ago and have had a few growing pains. Got everything flowing smoothly until I started playing Destiny 2 again. the game would hard shut off my pc after about 5-10 minutes of playing. this is on a ryzen 7950x3d, rog strix x670e-e mobo, gigabyte 4090 oc with, 64gigs of trident z5 ram, and a corsair rm1200e psu. all the games i'd played i'd had no issue. heat was good. power draw was fine. until destiny. i found this video and followed your tutorial and i can say i haven't noticed a single performance issue and still holding around 250fps on destiny with max settings and zero crashes. appreciate the easy tutorial and explanation
well done and good reasoning. been using this method since 3090. this is the correct way.
Thanks a lot for the support! On the 4000 series it's essential in my opinion!
That was helpful. Loved that this was 11 minutes long, simple, and covered everything I needed. Got a sub from me.
I wanted to add, I just ran Cyberpunk RT: Overdrive + Path tracing, DLSS OFF benchmark and I'm getting 1-1.5 fps gain over stock with your 975/2800 undervolt. I can also run my portable AC in the room with my 4090 while gaming on the same circuit without tripping the breaker now. A life saver.
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Incredibly informative and answered all my questions, loved the video
My PC was shutting down every time I apply high definition textures in Adobe Substance Painter and the reason was my RTX 4090 is getting up to 400w, too much for my power supply capacity. After this undervolt, my consumption is about 280W and the PC stoped to shutting down when use real time render. Thank you!
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This was absolutely amazing! Thank you so much, this dropped my Temps and power draw by a HUGE amount ( i havent checked the exact figures, but im seeing a roughly 6-7C) And this took me no time at all. Will be recommending to some friends aswell
Glad I could help my man, I truly have to thank you because there's nothing that matters more to me that someone who shares my video :)
oh my god man! i have an inno3d x3 OC 4090 that started getting a bit toasty (92 degree hotspot with 20 degree delta). I followed your performance setting and it works amazingly well! hotspot max is 82 degrees now and the GPU is super quiet... best part? there's maybe a 1-2 fps performance loss in the witcher 3 maxed out... this is insane.... Thank you so much for this tutorial and explanation!
thanks for the video brother , i had my 4070ti undervolted by your 4070ti undervolt tutorial but you used a different method to tweak the curve editor ( which was buggy for me atleast,after startup the curve would change slightly so the profile didnt make sense anymore) this method is way better good job
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My friend, thankyou for the video, this worked perfectly. It also reduced my coil whine significantly. Subbed!
Glad I could help, thanks a lot for the sub!
I’m gonna do this most likely when I get my 4090 I undervolt all my cards thanks to you
Thank you fella for your work :) worked like a charm, almost 30 percent drop in power consumption, sweet :) Good luck to you in everything you do! :)
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Thanks man! Just built a new monster gaming PC but having some issues with loud coil whine on the ASUS Strix 4090 OC. Undervolting using your guide did help but I'm hoping some burn in will decrease it even more, which some users report. Time will tell..Have a nice summer buddy :)
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I got the same card did you undervolt it even more ?
My MSI 4090 comes in today. Thanks for the easy tutorial bro!
My man! Let me know how it goes with the UV, glad you came here in advance :)
My MSI 4090 crashes to desktop with these undervolt settings. Be warned.
Mine does 900 mV 2450 MHz in ESO. I did not test beyond that but I think I could push 2500 MHz easy. But why. I put +1000 on memory and no issue. What is fun is that I won't need to push harder and when 5090 comes maybe I skip it or buy it.
Really smooth and legit guide! Before undervolt (Heaven benchmark): 391.8 fps, 9869, minfps: 72, maxfps: 779.8. And then WITH undervolt (Heaven benchmark): 374 fps, 9422, minfps: 61.2, maxfps: 742.7. So overall, that is a substantial difference, so now I'm thinking how to boost that score to have nearly the same performance as before (Asus TUF OC 4090). UPDATE: I feel like Heaven is an archaic benchmark anyhow, so I instead ran VRMark. Stock 4090 settings gave a score of 17946. Undervolted settings (second half of your video) gave a score of 17,901. Performance is almost identical to stock, so I'm pleased with that, honestly. I suspect that Heaven benchmark is so old that it gives inconsistent results (at times).
Great video. After watching this I noticed I was being way too conservative with my undervolt and vram oc
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Great key combinations brother. Before I was doing EVERY voltage point manually lol😂
Thanks man
Super straight forward and very informative video, no nonsense and straight to business. You deserve way more subs. Cheers!
You're way too kind my man, thankyou!
I had the hardest time getting my 4090 liquid suprim x fans to follow the curve I set in Afterburner. The firmware in the 4090 would automatically spin fans at a much lower temp from what I assigned. With this undervolt the fans now behave the way I want. I'm still having trouble getting the fans to spin below 30% but at lest they kick in based on my set temps. Thanks!
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Funny thing I actually had problems getting my fans to spin at all regardless of temperature on my 4090 suprim liquid x until I installed afterburer.
This is a great video! Thank you so much and side note, you genuinely look like a really nice person!
Ahahahaha you’re the one who seems like a really nice guy, since you took the time to write that :) I’m really happy it was helpful, I wish you a great day!
Very helpful video! Subbed. the first undervolt reduced my 4090 power draw around 100w for about 5-10 fps thanks.
Glad I could help, thanks a lot for the sub!
Good video, what knowledgeable people already knew. Glad you explained it to people who didnt know.
Honestly disappointed he never updated the original video saying "dont undervolt". His recent content shows he doesnt take criticism the best when he's in the wrong. Like his recent mouse reviews. Kind of lost respect for him as a peer.
Thanks a lot for the kind words! I definitely agree, not making a part two was a mistake imho. I’m sure he had a lot on his mind but yay, I fundamentally agree
That was great mate, thank you so much. I've subscribed.
Looking forward to trying this on my PNY 4090 XLR8 OC.
Regards from Australia.
Thank you for watching and for the sub! :)
Ho seguito le tue indicazioni ed il risultato è fantastico, adesso la scheda video è silenziosa, più fresca e consuma meno con prestazioni praticamente uguali a prima. Sei stato estremamente utile, grazie.
Mi fa davvero piacere! Se vuoi supportare il canale iscriviti :)
Finally someone who knows what they're talking about. Kinda embarrassing that Optimum and Der8auer both got this wrong.
Ahahahah you’re way too kind! I think they were a bit too quick with their testing, but it’s not 100% their fault because much has changed compared to how we used to UV the previous gen! :)
great video man. now thinking if i should wait for 5080 or get a 4090 :D
You deserve my sub, thanks for making good stuff like this and not copy/pasta like other "tubers"
Glad I could help, thanks a lot, for real :)
This is how I UVed my 4090, long long ago when it first came out, despite the idiots on youtube claiming not to undervolt their cards. And have been happy ever since. I was more aggressive though, I picked 865mV. The only reason I didn't go lower is, the card doesn't allow it. The thing idles at 0,875mV and slightly droops to 865
Ahahaha that was the best thing to do! Thanks a lot for watching and for commenting :)
Excellent tutorial! I understood everything you said, but you didn't explain why you overclocked the memory clock (+1300 and +1200 respectively), I would appreciate if you could explain it. Thanks!
Your The Man!!!! Helped me out a ton and got me the results I was looking for and more!!!
💪🏽😎👍🏽
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I set 2750 in the curve editor and +1300 Mem as per your video and so far everything seems to be stable with my MSI RTX4090 Gaming X Trio with the Suprim X BIOS installed.
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I like your method. It works. I'm just running at 2910MHz-1500Mhz respectively. I do however run a super high airflow case...NAF/You are a genius:)
with average effective clock 2840'ish
Awesome job! thank you. Keeps up the great work with helping the pc/gaming community.
Hey there, you way too kind, really :) I’ll keep the content coming and try to improve it!
Such good content, 10/10, if their was a comparaison with for example powerlimit method, to see power consuption ans performance comparaison it would have been 11/10 :)
Thanks a LOT for the support! I'll be sure to include some benchmarks in the next one!
Very helpful! 20% power drop with 2% performance loss.
Love when people show it then explain. This is the way
:)) My man!
Good tutorial. 925mv at 2650mhz memory clock default , lost around 60w to 80w power draw at 1440p. And max temperature. In cyberpunk 2.1 ray tracing on temp never passes 72.
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Thanks, I'm very new to this stuff and you made it really easy to understand.
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Amazing tutorial. Thank you so much, this worked perfectly for my 4090
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I know I've already done this before, but when I had my 3080 Ti before upgraded to a 4090. I had two different UV profiles because the one is for games that use Ray tracing. I did research and found out that Nvidia GPU's RTX cores are very sensitive to the gpu voltage. If you set it a bit too low voltage and games would just simply crashed. Just be aware about that. So I set it slightly higher volt but still less than what factory voltage was used to be set and i tested a couple RTX games and it ran solid without crashing. But for raster games that don't have RTX. So I have a quite lower voltage but can clock at higher and it ran for hours no problem. Right now is I haven't UV my 4090 yet, but I had to watch your video because i can't remember what shortcut keys to make clocks go flat line. So thank you for showing me for that.
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Thank you so much! This works very well. 5 degrees drop for only 5 FPS!
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Just a little tip, change the language of the softwares you are using to ENG, that way it will be easier to follow along.
That’s actually a very good tip, I need to do that. Thanks a lot!
@@ImWateringPSUs I'm about to pull the trigger on a 4090, i need it because of work/gaming, summers here in Italy are very hot, as you probably know, and electricity bills are no joke either so undervolting helps a lot.
Thank you for your work and sharing. I have Asus Rog Strix OC 4090 and setting 900/2600 solved the coil problem. In fact performance is also better than stock when it comes to coil.
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I have this same card, what does 900/2600 mean mate?
@@NeverGiveUpz 900mv running at a frequency of 2600mhz
You just saved me from constantly sitting at 87c on my 4090, thanks man!
Glad it was helpful and I really can’t thank you enough for the detailed feedback!
Amazing thank you so much !!!!!!!!!!! Went down -8c and with no performance loss lol! Thanks !!!
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Tyvm for this! 200W less power consumption. Great!
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Thanks for the video. Unfortunately with these settings, I get crashing in Diablo 4. I had to disable these Afterburner settings as they simply don’t work stably for me with my MSI 4090 Gaming Trio. So your mileage may vary.
Same
You need to lower your core clock by 100Mhz and you'll be golden! Please consider subscribing if this helped
@@ImWateringPSUs Do you mean to set 900 to 2500 instead of 2600 as in your video? And then follow the rest of the instructions?
Easy to follow tutorial thanks my friend got a new sub
Excellent explaination!! Your channel should be more widely known. Consider me subscribed!!
Thanks a lot man, for real :)
I suppose it works only when Afterburner is started and working, always
I did a 900mv on my 2080 super, and also cleaned it, along with moving my rig into a new higher airflow case - dropped 30c on my temps
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Great video, will try it out when my card arrives - much appreciated!
Just one thing, it would have been even great to also see how much power was saved due to this methods and that it shows if the FPS stay the same/change
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You Sir, are fantastically pedagogical in your explanations. Great work! Definately a sub from me.
Ahahahah now this is a serious compliment! Thanks a lot, really :)
i undervolted my 3080 years ago and now i undervolted my 4090. it makes the gaming experience much smoother even if peak fps is lowered by a percent or two.
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Great video right here, you are a genius in this field 🙌🙌❤❤
You're way too kind my man, thanks a lot!
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Very well executed video! I appreciate your respect for viewers time and your awareness about similar videos about this subject. Being able to put yourself in your audience shoes is very good skill, although im not sure if specializing your channel in pc building tips is best approach - maybe its fine at the beginning to get some community but imo think about diversifying it at some point (games, Ai, anime/other shows, commentary, maybe organize some fun tech tournaments with your subs, idk). Unless its just a hobby of course; I say all that because there are at least 2 big channels about pc's - linus tech tips and gamers nexus and it will be tough to become the third one. I detect some max power limit on this one ;) but maybe you will prove me wrong
Thanks a LOT for the sub, for the feedback and for the advice! PC building is definitely a niche subject, but it’s my passion! I’ll definitely try to diversify as you say, it’s probably a good move business wise, but I can’t see myself stopping doing builds :)
One thing i would of done differently, is have a before and after in the benchmark. So everyone see's the performance.
I do cover benchmarks in my build videos, they’re on the channel in case you’re interested :))
Thanks for the video. One issue however that I discovered the hard way. Going higher on ram speed is not necessarily better for FPS. Using your suggestions, I ran benchmarks in Timespy and the higher I went on memory, the LOWER my graphics score was each time. +1300mhz for example ended up offering worse performance than +1000mhz. This is apparently due to error correction that takes place on modern GPUs when ram is pushed too high.
Many times, modern cards will keep running (not crash) at unstable memory speeds, but the performance suffers. Can you do a video on this topic? I think many people are not informed about it and would appreciate being shown how to find the “sweet spot” for memory OC.
1. ECC is not enabled by default on Nvidia GPU's, you have to enable it through Nvidia control panel.
2. Every card is different. I can Max my GPU's memory (4090 AERO) to 2000+ and still not see degradation in performance but its not stable. I run +1700 stable and get the best gains at this OC.
3. It is general practice and mentioned in many overclocking vid's from years and years ago that you OC until you either a.) GPU starts becoming unstable or b.) you start loosing performance. Maybe he assumed most people would understand to look for this already and is why he didn't mention it.
Thanks for this comment. And thanks for the reply too! Yes I did assume people would double check with a benchmark, I’ll make a dedicated video about it!
Hello, I wanted say thanks for this guide.
I subscribed, ain't going lie i'm not a huge computer guy when it comes to undervolting and overclocking.
Main thing I wanted to do is decrease the temperature since it's summer and my pc feels like how it did in the xbox 360 console days a huge heat warmer that heats the whole room
Do you have anymore tips that can push down temps more?
First undervolt isn't stable for me, i'll have to play around but the guide is nice
Very nice. This looks a lot more "normal" to me than the original method I tried. This is great. Fantastic results.
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I've been having stutter with my 4090 and 7800X3D and it's been driving me nuts. Reformatted and clean installed - still there.
Just tried this GPU undervolt using the performance mode guide at 975 volts and I think it improved it! Thanks man! If this long term has fixed my issue, I love you haha!
EDIT: Nah still stutters, I am cursed. Was worth a shot though thanks anyway lol.
Try to undervolt the R7 7800X3D as well, following my tutorial for the 7900X (they share the settings). Also for the GPU, try unlocking the power limit fully and set it to 900mV and 2500Mhz with no mem offset
@@ImWateringPSUs never noticed this reply. I figured it out. Was actually DisplayFusion which I use for managing the triple monitor setup. Turns out the stutter was I had a setting to auto hide the taskbar on just 1 of the monitors (I have in landscape and was hiding that taskbar since I rarely used it). Disabling this and having it visible at all times fixed the stutters.
However, I do get crashes in Cyberpunk unless I go stock settings with he GPU. Noticed anything around this game being similar?
@@rab3072hi, cyberpunk really pushes GPU to limits, your problem is that you dont have what is called "stable undervolt".. when you undervolt lets say to 0.975 and try it in some game, it may seem that it lowered temp and watts! great! but when gpu is pushed to limits (cyberpunk with RT), gpu will crash BECAUSE it doesnt have enough voltage (because undervolt) - SOLUTION is to raise voltage OR lower frequency. Try both, see what works best for you!
Edit: i just looked video, its very specific for HIS card, every card is little different, so yes, as i said, try 1v 2750mhz for example, it should be ok.. or. 0.975 and 2700mhz may work better, try and let me know
Few days undervolting fixed my coil whine this is a miracle
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@@ImWateringPSUs already subbed ;) thanks again 🙏🏼
My new 4090 aorus xtreme waterfoce stock at 2665 at 1050mv. If i raise voltage to 100% it goes to 1075 and freqs to 2700. How people on youtube say every card should reach 3ghz easily. I have max 50c under load and if i raise more than 150 clock i get crash in games.
Amazing tutorial! thanks!!!
Quick question, im running a Gigabyte 4090 master edition. With your "performance" settings, im getting 2750mhz @ 975v with +1300 on the memory. I'm only hitting 55 degrees and the card is whisper quiet. I feel like the GPU has alot more head room. Do you recommend any other settings, or stick with these settings?
Very clear explanation and great video. I really like the fact that you reference various sources and explain why your opinion differs etc. Anyway keep up the good work - like and a subscribe from me!
You're way too kind! Thanks a lot for the comment and for the sub, they both mean a lot to me :)
Thanks for this. Wonder what card do you have? Can I apply it on my Asus ROG STRIX 4090 OC card?
I undervolted my 1080Ti for most of its use life (6 years). I wonder if the electricity saved paid back for the card entirely. This is worth doing and it runs so cool.
Ahahaha it definitely helped a lot in offsetting the cost! Great to hear some positive words about undervolting ;)
My memory clock keeps resetting to zero after a while, core clock doesn’t change, what could cause this?
You need to save the profile :) Also subscribing to the channel helps
Why increase the power limit? You said you would explain it later, but you didn't say why.
This is gold! it makes it a 350tdp card, or you can choose to make it a 420tdp card with even higher power than it was at 500tdp!! Thanks a lot! Would be nice if you could make a similar video about undervolting 7800x3d
Thanks a LOT for the donation, it helps the channel a ton 🙏 I’ll try to get the 7800X3D covered ASAP!
Very nice video thank you, I was about to downvolt my 4090 the old way. However I suggest to downvolt using a high demanding game (guess which ???? ----> Cyberpunk lol), because even if your settings are stable on Ugine, it can crash in game as the gpu does unexpected pikes. I experimented with my previous 3080 ti founder edition.
I’m really happy it was helpful! Thanks a lot for taking the time to write this! :) Heaven is only used to put some load on the card, I agree it’s not very good for stability testing!
Seems to work well with my 4090 xtreme waterforce even with +1000 mem. GPU hotspot around 62-64c while playing cyberpunk at 3440x1440. Thanks for your knowledge.
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Awesome dude! I get similar as well, around 58-60. I just tried too @ 950mv + 1000 mem clock. I'm getting 400W power draw from my 4090 extreme waterforce. What are you getting?
Nice tut, bro. Doing this since my 3090FE. Many people do seem to fail to understand the logic behind this... What bothers me right now on my new KFA2 4090, is that the lowest vGPU seems to be 880mV. It is using that right now idle on the desktop @210MHZ. I wonder, if this is a decision of the board-maker. But on every 3D-load this seems irrelevant though... Happy tweaking!
I’m really happy it was helpful! Thanks a lot for taking the time to write this! :) I haven’t really seen high idle voltage with my samples though, maybe try to see if they released an updated vBios? It’s not an issue though, so nothing to worry about it
gracias :) always coming back, because I always forget how to move the curves ;) having profiles with 0.9 and 0.925 and clock speeds from 2600-2700 with nice temperatures and powerconsumption (don't need the performance profile yet with the 4090, before my 7800x3d will limit in my games). Fans are only at 30% while playing demanding MSFS. It is a pleasure! THX. btw. can I see the Palit GameRock OC? I have also the Palit. Which CPU are you using?
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I used Tech Yes City's undervolting method initially but I will try this and see if there's a difference 👍🏾👍🏾
Bryan definitely knows his stuff, you should really only see a small difference in effective clock!