It might have been 3 years since this video came out, but I wanted to add my opinion about it. In my experimenting, the sweet spot for this card is around 1900MHz@1000mV, only losing around 1-3 fps depending on the game. However, power consumption, in my experience, drops from the range of 225-250W to 130-160W. That's a huge power saving with only a 1-3 fps loss. Additionally, temperatures go from 85 degrees Celsius at the edge and 100 degrees Celsius at the junction, down to 63 degrees Celsius at the edge and 87 degrees Celsius at the junction.
Same experience for me. I'm running my 5700 XT at 1900 MHz with 965 mV and 1900 MHz VRAM. In Jedi: Fallen Order I saw temps drop from ~70° C down to ~55° C, however my hot spot temps dropped from ~105° C to ~65° C!
@@SpaceGames95 Nope, no green screen or artifacting. The undervolt just made it a lot cooler overall, even sitting idle. I just upgraded to a 6800xt and the same type of undervolt does good things for it. Since the cooling on the 6800xt is so much better my CPU temps have gone down by ~3° C.
@@allenanalla2549 that might be because of the age of the game and not your GPU. Try running as admin or with a lower windows version in compatibility settings (Windows 7 or 8)
2024 update for anyone interested. I have my gigabyte 5700 xt gaming OC running at 2000mhz @ 1085mv and 1900mhz vram. This is stable for me but right on the limit, you may be able to achieve similar results but you're just going to have to play around with it, the silicone lottery seems to be in my favor here, your results may vary dramatically. My next step is to repaste the gpu and replace the thermal pads because even with the undervolt it is BARELY under thermal throttle temps. So my hope is that if I can get the temps down I might increase the voltage a bit and go for a higher clock speed. But at that point I'm starting to prioritize performance over saving electricity, lol. But regardless it will still be undervolted, just not as much as it theoretically could be. Hope this helps someone.
hey not sure if youll see this but ive been running these same numbers for the last couple days, been running mostly good - temps lower, few frames higher, it seems mostly stable although i do get some crashing in certain games (Frostpunk especially which seems strange) Which setting would you suggest to modify first for stability testing?
Did some extensive testing on my 5700XT reference and found lowest 100% stable frequency\voltage: 1600@850mv 1700@900mv 1800@950mv 1900@1000mv 2000@1060mv 2050@1100mv Somewhere between 1900 and 2000 the voltage requirements increases more than the MHz gained and there is not a linear relation anymore. For me 1900@1000mv gave me about same perf as stock, but 25% lower consumption. 1600@850mv gives about 88-90% of stock performance, but powerdraw drops 50% :)
Man this was just perfect for my card, heck I even got borderlands 3 to run closer to 75 fps (There's still some minor stutter, but to compensate I play at 75 fps to keep the framerate above 60 fps, since I play on a tv). With a few more tweaks I might even hit 90 fps consistently. Powercolor Red Dragon Rx 5700-xt
This is true if you have stock cooling. You can under-volt the card, but you also need to increase the power that the card can consume. There are soft power play tables out there. Before I put a water cooler on my GPU, I was getting stable around 2090mhz to 2130mhz depending on the benchmark or game. 1187mV setting around 2150 in the radeon software with the power limit set at 60% Temps would hit around 96c on the Junction. Now if you have water cooling you can go much much farther. These cards love to be cold. I have not liquid metaled my card, but I am getting around 2180Mhz to 2202Mhz in games and benchmarks at 1225 mV with Junction temps in the 80s c range. I also have a 480mm rad with a custom loop, so there is that. I get 10450 in Timespy with a 3950x which I am very happy with. Also, with memory, I wouldn't overclock it unless you are running into a bottleneck. IE, you increase the GPU speed, but your FPS doesn't increase. Your memory might be holding you back. I would increase 5 to 10 mhz at a time till you get more FPS, and when you stop getting more, stop increasing the memory speed. The reason is. these little beasts need to be teased with cooling and power to get the most out of them. Memory also consumes more power when you OC, and so it will add to the total amount of heat generated by the GPU. Just cranking the memory to 1900mhz will not yield you as much benefit, as stepping up gradually the clocks and the memory speeds. At least thats how I spent a corona virus Saturday doing. Next corona Saturday, liquid metaling the GPU and CPU to see how much cooler I can get them, to only turn around and heat them back up again with higher clocks :P
I had problems with temperatures and restarting pc. I solved problem with new paste. But it help about 15°C. Pc was really loud. With this setup another 8°C down and my wife is happy. You saved my live. :D
Great tutorial! Just crashed my division 2 while gaming with OC automatic settings on, watched few tutorial on undervolting sapphire rx 5700 xt nitro+ and this one is a success (i think the others only undervolt withour reducing the clock resulting instability), tested on spy test and the card score still 9800! Thanks mate!
Wow your 20.11.2 settings lowered my junction temps by about 4 celsius and gave me a HUGE boost in performance on my Gigabyte gaming OC model. Hope to see more good stuff in the future!
Thank you so much for your help! I've been a bit skeptical about the metrics surrounding my Radeon RX 5700 XT 50th Anniversary and it was indeed overvolted. Lowering the voltage to what you said and ramping up the VRAM to 1800 did wonders for me! Really easy to understand your explanations and very useful. A tip for anyone else watching and having issues with temperature: I've noticed that even though I set my GPU fan on manual and didn't tweak any of the values (max speed was 46%), my current GPU temp would go to around 80 degrees Celsius and the junction temp up to around 90 (which is completely normal), but that my fan speed would be around 1300 RPM or even lower at that temperature, which was not corresponding to the values written in the fan settings (35% fan speed for 81 degrees Celsius). To fix that, I just clicked Advanced Options and replaced the 35% to 40%, then back to 35% - the fans are now working properly. Now, under heavy load, I have an average of around 1700-1800 RPM on my GPU fan and I get a stable 65 degrees Celsius on my current temperature, with around 70 junction temp, and the power usage is lower overall, too.
thanks for the video, awesome explanation and on the 2020 version!! I just bought a Frostflow 120VGA watercooler for my 5700XT (XFX RAW II version) then i saw your video -_-. So i disassembled my card reapplied paste and replaced thermal pads then UV (1800MHz on VRAM) then played with the FAN curve (which a encourage you to do), my God what a difference!!! 15°C drop, steady frequency and SAME PERFORMANCE. Guys dont waste money on WC, grab a nice thermal paste and pads and undervolt your amd GC.
@@MasterGunZ you can use basically any thermal pad with a conductivity higher than 11W/mK (6W/mK is used by default..). I'll start in aliexpress btw...You can start here: chenmansu.aliexpress.com/store/group/Cooling-fan-Thermal-Grease-2/1953865_512956778.html?spm=a2g0o.store_home.pcShopHead_12144331.1_1
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Wow what a difference Undervolting makes. I followed this guide. I first replicated your settings: Boost clock: 2000Mhz Voltage: 1105 (1.105V) Memory: 1840 It is currently warm in Australia coming into summer, my core TEMP was getting around 84 Celcius. I noticed in TimeSpy 3D Mark, the average Core Clock was not making it over 1800Mhz. This really effected the 3D Score. I lowered the voltage again, and also upped the default fan curve a little. My new settings are now: Boost clock: 2000Mhz Voltage: 1000 (1V) Memory: 1840 This made a world of difference, my CORE TEMP was now around 80-1 deg celcius and my average Core Clock was now around 1900Mhz+ giving me an extra 300+ extra graphics points when benchmarking in TimeSpy. Btw, I am running an MSI 5700 XT Evoke OC.
@@AncientGameplays I’m loving AMD products today, even Adrenalin. My plan is for a 5600x and 6800 next year :) Thanks for the great guides. I came to PC from console recently after a 10 year break, loving the tweeks and finding the optimum performance and efficiency!
Thank you for this guide worked for me. I tried using 2000 frequency and 1107 voltage with 1900 vram but had problem after few minutes. Then I lowered it to 1890 and works fine.
I've had a Radeon 7 and undervolting makes a huge difference! I now have a sapphire 5700xt nitro + and it's much quieter out of the box but I will use this guide to find a stable undervolt and make it even better. Thanks!
@@AncientGameplays fabio please help my cpu Ryzen 7 3700x when i play the clock cant be staple goes from 3.60 to 4.20 and repeated itself every second cant staple at 4.20 like yours ryzen 3600 please fapio help
Thank you so much for your videos! Your Undervolt here took my junction temp down about 10 degrees (which makes me feel much safer about the thermals with these cards). Also added about 7 points on average to Heaven benchmark even though the core clock is lowered by 50!
I play war zone and it was running at 95°C I did everything in this video and now it runs at 80°C. Thank you so much for the tutorial really helped out my temperatures
Dude thank you so much! I've been having problems with my gigabyte 5700xt. I even tore it apart and liquid cooled it. But thanks to you I have no more crash's. It wasn't getting enough power. THANK YOU SO MUCH MAN!
I cant explain what this video in words has done for me ive spent YEARS troubleshooting this card and tweaking every little thing to make it work on high fps intense games and this video has finally solved the issue. Thank you so much.
Excellent video and thank you for the settings, uploaded the tune for my Red Devil XT 5700, have seen a 10 - 20 degree average temperature drop and frames improved by 10+ on Modern Warfare/ GTA 5. Seems to have also resolved my frame tearing on warzone!
Hey! I bought a nitro special edition second hand. The Trixx sapphire software thinks it`s the non special edition. Is it the same for you? I have a feeling that ive bought a non special edition with some fancy fans....
@@jenspetter1454 I don't think SE shows up in the TRIXX software. If you've got all 3 fans lighting up then you got the SE edition as there's no profit in getting the regular version, swapping the fans and then reselling.
I custom built a case using 6x120mm fans blowing air across the motherboard. To cool the CPU I used a twin tower 140mm Phanteks cooler. For every 10% increase in case fan speed I reduced the CPU temp by 1 degree. This allowed me to run an AMD FX 8120 at stable 4.8 Ghz which was supposedly only possible on liquid cooling. My AMD 7970 GHz also overclocked beyond what most thought possible. With a little tweaking I ended up with a very decent overclocked system that was nearly silent. What this showed me was the importance of case cooling and directed airflow. The reason I am not a big fan of AIO water cooling is if you mount it at the front of your case you are pushing hot air past your graphics card. If you top mount your radiator the airflow from your front fans gets sucked out of the top of your case and never reaches your graphics card. The more airflow your case fans push past your CPU and GPU allows for lower CPU and GPU fan speeds and thus less noise. Your case airflow is the most important thing if you want to get the most out of your hardware whilst maintaining acceptable noise levels.
@Tacitus Kilgore Idk if these exact same settings but what has been working for me is 2100Mhz 1093mV and +30% power limit. Its stable so far and temps are lower than stock
@@beeda69 I guess its up to silicon lottery. I couldn't OC my VRAM frequency at all, the GPU just couldn't handle it. But I settled with a core clock frequency of 2100Mhz and 1093mV then +30% power limit and its been stable so far
man u r a lifesaver!!!!!! hatsofff!!! i had xfx 5700xt thicc 2 ...and the temps were 80-82 ..now it stays between 54-60 .....its like a magic ...thank u so much man .i love u ..i wish i could give u a treat
What kind of magic is this? Now my rx 5700xt consumes 22 watts less power, are 4 degrees colder, quieter and slightly more powerful. Big big thanks man.
Great Explanation! I just have one question. My VRAM Tuning STARTS at 1860MHz and only goes up from there... 1860 - 1900. Im wondering why this is the case for my card? Would 1860 still be the best Max Freq or should I try something higher? Thanks! Card: Gigabyte 5700xt Gaming OC.
I LOVE IT!. I just got my pc with ryzen 7 3700x and rx 5700xt with XFX THICC 2 and immediately started looking around for the best voltages etc... because my max junction temp was going up to 97 98 degrees and overall temp to 70s for 2 3 seconds and drop but it was annoying me... after doing this and setting up a aggressive fan curve (35% - 50%) even on higher fps 135-160 I get 10 degrees lower temperatures... usually 52-61 degrees on very high or ultra settings on 144 fps... 2000mhz 1106 volt and 1800 mhz for vram
@@khairularif7643 Which settings are you asking? If it is the game settings. I play on very high or ultra settings on 1920x1080p on 32" curved 165hz monitor.
I cant thank you enough for this!!!...I was dealing with the black screen/crush issue and couldnt play more than 5-10min on demanding games without stuck on black screen and had to hard reboot.Tried everything from settings and drivers with no improvement.Underclocking/Undervolting seems to fix my problem.The card is an MSI 5700 XT Gaming X and was set to 2100 with 1.19 volt on default.I went to 2000 with 1.12v curently and so far it seems stable and it actually gave a better score on Time Spy .For some reason though the power limit only goes to 30%.
So we bought an overclocked card which we are going to downclock?? Gonna try it though.... This is the second video I learned a lot from you. And what if you don't mind the noise and heat? It's still better to downclock? And there are a lot of contradictions on the Bios Switch Left (to the back of the PC) is OC mode. Middle silent and right (front of the case) is software mode? Subscribed thanks.
If you don't mind noise and heat you can simply push clocks further, but the point is that you won't gain much from that...and this way you actually get more perf (a bit) and way less noise and heat
@@trentenstanley4864 obviously..... higher clock speeds = more performance. . but you usually need more voltage to get higher clock speeds . for an EXAMPLE.... not a hard fact 100mhz of clock speed will increase the temps by 5c but if you need 0.1 more volts to get that 100mhz this will increase temps by 15c (5c from the higher clock..... 10c from the higher voltage) . point is.... voltage will increase temps (and power draw) MUCH MUCH more than clock speed . but ya you increase clock speeds.... play a game if it doesnt crash or bug out increase clock speeds . eventually it will crash or bug out if temps and noise are still ok for you add more voltage . this added voltage should stabilize the clock (aka, no more crashes or bugs) . so you add more clock speed till it crashes then add more voltage . repeat this process repeat this process repeat this process . eventually you will hit a "wall" where to get more clock speed..... you need a HUGE voltage increase . at this point.... its better to back off the clock speed a bit.... this allows you to run less voltage (aka, less heat....therefor less noise due to lower fan speeds) .
@@trentenstanley4864 a more simple answer..... . gpu tuning increase FPS in games..... higher clock speed = higher FPS but it also requires more voltage..... aka more heat....aka, more noise . and how you tune it is moving the sliders and graphs around like he did in this video. if you dont know how to read basic graphs.... like shown in the video (or in AMDs software) then you should probably not overclock.... and re-take 8th grade math lol . the graph shows voltage in the up and down direction and clock speed in the left and right direction . the best is having a "dot" the farthest to the right with the least amount of up . if it crashes / bugs out add more up (aka, more voltage)
Way too high vram from 5700xt. Every 5700xt ive seen starts losing stability big time around 1820-1830 while some cant go higher then 1805-1810. These cards get bigger performance numbers from overclocking the GPU anyways. In general 2100mhz @ 1150mv, vram at 1802, and mess with power level because power level on some cards being too high will actually cause crashes. Start at +35%. Most(if not all) 5700xt come with a 195w power limit, so 195x1.35=263.25w, that should be PLENTY of headroom for this card unless you are flashing the bios with custom settings for an extreme OC, but at that point they sound like jet engines with a proper fan curve and push the thermals to the limit. Also, fan curve needs tweaked from stock but it comes down to personal preference on noise vs thermals. The junction temp on this card is safe up to 115c, but I wouldnt reccomend letting it run near that for extended periods. I like to run my fan curve pretty agressive when gaming since I have a very noise cancelling headset. I have other profiles made with less aggressive fan curves for when im using the gpu for other things like video rendering and dont want to hear the noise.
Really awesome tutorial! I followed all your steps and it worked great. However, I'm still confused about why you would increase the power limit if you are undervolting the GPU. Shouldn't you just keep the powerlimit at default, and lower the voltage until you experience instability?
RX5700XT Sapphire Nitro+ SE, VRAM 1860, Core 2100/1135, highest temp. Cyberpunk FHD Ultra 62°C. Thanks for tutorial, i used your advice for RX580 8GB and works, now is excellent too. :D
i used these settings and they worked for me! frequency: 1950. Voltage: 1050, vram tuning: (Max Frequency) - 1800. max fan speed set to 45. power limit set to max. my gpu temp & junction temp has gone down by 10 degrees!
Hay heres an interesting one for you. So I downloaded your profile applied it to my MSI Radeon Rx5700XT and it no likey it turned the vram down still no likey. Reset it, done it all manually and it worked. Thought must have been something i had done earlier interfering, so reset and applied the profile, nope no likey again. Will only except it if I enter it manaually. How strange.
I've been slowly testing how far I can push my vram. I can't get 1850 like you, it crashes if I do that. But I got 1820 stable, I'm testing 1830 to see if its stable. Gonna try to get as much performance out of this gpu as I can without crashing.
Hello again,Fabio! You are a inspiration as always. I did what you said about undervolting my rx 5700 xt sapphire nitro+ by reducing the frequence from 2100 to 2000,reducing the voltage to 1075 and from 82c reduce to max 77-78c. Played fornite for at least 20 min on epic,I guess it's pretty stable for me. And I crank the vom to 1830 MHz. Identical performance at stock but with lower temperatures. You are the man!!!
You don't as far as i know. The settings keep resetting randomly at pc startup, that is my experience with wattman at least. I moved to using afterburner since it's much more reliable.
Thank you very much bro, my MSI EVOKE RX 5700 XT came with 2150Mhz voltage at 1175, decreased to 2000Mhz and 1051v I put my VRAM at 1900Mhz and everything is stable here!
I watched this video at a perfect time. I just built my Ryzen 3600/rx5700 PC and I could not find a stable overclock for my GPU (modified bios with XT limiters). I am now stable on all games at 1950mhz core clock, 1121mv, 1900mhz Memoryclock on a 5700. Performs almost as good as a 5700xt for cheaper. Thanks man. Modified 5700 bios using Red Bios Editor (RBE)
Every time there is a driver update I come to this video for his gpu settings and they always work so well for me. I appreciate the fact you update them even 6 months later, keep up the amazing work man.
Great Tutorial! I've had my Gigabyte RX 5700 XT Gaming OC for about a year and a half now and I started to notice the high temps, undervolted my card and now it maxes around 95 junction!
I got my sapphire nitro+ rx vega 64 undervolted/overclocked to 1715mhz core @ 1065mV and 1120mhz memory @ 951mV @ +50% power on air @ 100% fan speed for gaming purposes all stable. While gaming the core is actually 1650mhz average. This gained me 8-15 more FPS @ 4K in all my games. The hottest I’ve seen it get is 70c and I play in 4K max settings 60FPS. Average power consumption is around 300W.
I'm happy my 5700xt Nitro + is stable at 1050mv, 2050 mhz gpu clock, and 1860 mhz memory clock. After one hour of Furmark Gpu Burner, the max gpu temp was 75°C with 45% fan speed, so very quiet. Thank you very much for this guide !
Thanks man! Just undervolted/oc mine RX 5700 XT Nitro+! The results are awesome! Temperature dropped from 82°C to 75°C, less noise and around 6% increase in performance. Voltage set to 1020mV, on frequency 2000MHz. VRAM set to 1850MHz. I have a mini ITX build, so it is very tight inside the case so even 1°C is a win for me - and here I have 7! Thanks
çok teşekkür ederim.... 1 senedir rx5700xt ekran kartı aldım... hiçkimse sizin kadar açık konuşmadı cok cok cok cok teşekkur ederım... türkiyeden selamlar
You made changing the settings very easy to understand. I've always been afraid of using the AMD software to overclock. I always found Afterburner much easier. But with this card Afterburner seemed very limited. Thank you for your helpful information!!
That was very easy to understand, thank you so much :) The auto tuning always fail, but now it´s stable and less noise and less warm, again, thank you!!
I've got massive temperature drop on my phantom gaming oc, from 80/85c to 60/65c while playing Warzone and i did notice 3 FPS drop, thanks for the video mate!
Thanks a lot for your settings, I'm using them with only VRAM on 1900 MHz instead. I also tried some massive overclock (constant 2.1 GHz Core Clock in Games) and literally only 2-3 FPS more in the most games played at 1440p high settings. This card doesn't profit well from the core clock. It's perfect for undervolting!
It worked! With some tuning to the fan setting, my rog strix rx 5700 xt runs between 64° to 68° under load quietly! Before I would have to run the fans at 100% at all times to keep it around 73 to 78. Other wise it would hit around 86°. Thank you for the info!
Since you all usually ask for an STOCK vs OC comparison in this kind of videos, this time i made it happen :D
Go to 12:10 to watch it
Thats what we need bro,actual difference. Thanks for that
My RX5700XT have a clock of 2095 at stock!!
Nitro SE maybe?
@@AncientGameplays ty dude u the only 1 making this kind of vide, i think u brazilian? ty once again friend
@@glasp1 I am Portuguese :D
It might have been 3 years since this video came out, but I wanted to add my opinion about it. In my experimenting, the sweet spot for this card is around 1900MHz@1000mV, only losing around 1-3 fps depending on the game. However, power consumption, in my experience, drops from the range of 225-250W to 130-160W. That's a huge power saving with only a 1-3 fps loss. Additionally, temperatures go from 85 degrees Celsius at the edge and 100 degrees Celsius at the junction, down to 63 degrees Celsius at the edge and 87 degrees Celsius at the junction.
Muito bom
Same experience for me. I'm running my 5700 XT at 1900 MHz with 965 mV and 1900 MHz VRAM. In Jedi: Fallen Order I saw temps drop from ~70° C down to ~55° C, however my hot spot temps dropped from ~105° C to ~65° C!
@@BigBonelessJerk no green screen ?
Perfeito!! 71ºc at global GPU and 81ºc at the junction playing Stafield on 1080p ultra setting (57-60fps indoor / 40-44fps outdoor)
@@SpaceGames95 Nope, no green screen or artifacting. The undervolt just made it a lot cooler overall, even sitting idle. I just upgraded to a 6800xt and the same type of undervolt does good things for it. Since the cooling on the 6800xt is so much better my CPU temps have gone down by ~3° C.
2024 5700xt user here
Is it still good
@@AllahumaAlFirdaws yes
I still have 5800 XT but playing MW3 keeps giving me the directx error and kicking me out
@@allenanalla2549 that might be because of the age of the game and not your GPU. Try running as admin or with a lower windows version in compatibility settings (Windows 7 or 8)
@@allenanalla2549 mw3 works just fine for me after all the game came out in 2011
I agree - 1.1V is the sweet spot. Anything higher, gets crazy quickly.
2024 update for anyone interested.
I have my gigabyte 5700 xt gaming OC running at 2000mhz @ 1085mv and 1900mhz vram. This is stable for me but right on the limit, you may be able to achieve similar results but you're just going to have to play around with it, the silicone lottery seems to be in my favor here, your results may vary dramatically. My next step is to repaste the gpu and replace the thermal pads because even with the undervolt it is BARELY under thermal throttle temps. So my hope is that if I can get the temps down I might increase the voltage a bit and go for a higher clock speed. But at that point I'm starting to prioritize performance over saving electricity, lol. But regardless it will still be undervolted, just not as much as it theoretically could be.
Hope this helps someone.
hey not sure if youll see this but ive been running these same numbers for the last couple days, been running mostly good - temps lower, few frames higher, it seems mostly stable although i do get some crashing in certain games (Frostpunk especially which seems strange) Which setting would you suggest to modify first for stability testing?
Did some extensive testing on my 5700XT reference and found lowest 100% stable frequency\voltage:
1600@850mv
1700@900mv
1800@950mv
1900@1000mv
2000@1060mv
2050@1100mv
Somewhere between 1900 and 2000 the voltage requirements increases more than the MHz gained and there is not a linear relation anymore. For me 1900@1000mv gave me about same perf as stock, but 25% lower consumption. 1600@850mv gives about 88-90% of stock performance, but powerdraw drops 50% :)
Damnn I managed 2000mhz with 1V and its fully stable
the mhz are taking the 50 mhz mentioned in the video away or just how you put it in the software?
thansk for that man!
Man this was just perfect for my card, heck I even got borderlands 3 to run closer to 75 fps (There's still some minor stutter, but to compensate I play at 75 fps to keep the framerate above 60 fps, since I play on a tv). With a few more tweaks I might even hit 90 fps consistently.
Powercolor Red Dragon Rx 5700-xt
What did you do with ram clock at 1800@950?
This is true if you have stock cooling. You can under-volt the card, but you also need to increase the power that the card can consume. There are soft power play tables out there. Before I put a water cooler on my GPU, I was getting stable around 2090mhz to 2130mhz depending on the benchmark or game. 1187mV setting around 2150 in the radeon software with the power limit set at 60% Temps would hit around 96c on the Junction.
Now if you have water cooling you can go much much farther. These cards love to be cold. I have not liquid metaled my card, but I am getting around 2180Mhz to 2202Mhz in games and benchmarks at 1225 mV with Junction temps in the 80s c range. I also have a 480mm rad with a custom loop, so there is that. I get 10450 in Timespy with a 3950x which I am very happy with.
Also, with memory, I wouldn't overclock it unless you are running into a bottleneck. IE, you increase the GPU speed, but your FPS doesn't increase. Your memory might be holding you back. I would increase 5 to 10 mhz at a time till you get more FPS, and when you stop getting more, stop increasing the memory speed. The reason is. these little beasts need to be teased with cooling and power to get the most out of them. Memory also consumes more power when you OC, and so it will add to the total amount of heat generated by the GPU. Just cranking the memory to 1900mhz will not yield you as much benefit, as stepping up gradually the clocks and the memory speeds.
At least thats how I spent a corona virus Saturday doing. Next corona Saturday, liquid metaling the GPU and CPU to see how much cooler I can get them, to only turn around and heat them back up again with higher clocks :P
Let me know about your experience with liquid metal :D
I had problems with temperatures and restarting pc. I solved problem with new paste. But it help about 15°C. Pc was really loud. With this setup another 8°C down and my wife is happy. You saved my live. :D
I am glad I helped :D
Great tutorial! Just crashed my division 2 while gaming with OC automatic settings on, watched few tutorial on undervolting sapphire rx 5700 xt nitro+ and this one is a success (i think the others only undervolt withour reducing the clock resulting instability), tested on spy test and the card score still 9800! Thanks mate!
You're welcome hehe
What about the heat output? Specifically junction temp? Mine can rise to 110c while gaming, unless i put the fan speed to max ~4200 rpm).
Wow your 20.11.2 settings lowered my junction temps by about 4 celsius and gave me a HUGE boost in performance on my Gigabyte gaming OC model.
Hope to see more good stuff in the future!
Great!
Shout out for still giving us updates on your OC/UV with each update!
You're welcome!
@@AncientGameplays yes thank you, you're a life saver!
Thank you so much for your help! I've been a bit skeptical about the metrics surrounding my Radeon RX 5700 XT 50th Anniversary and it was indeed overvolted. Lowering the voltage to what you said and ramping up the VRAM to 1800 did wonders for me! Really easy to understand your explanations and very useful.
A tip for anyone else watching and having issues with temperature: I've noticed that even though I set my GPU fan on manual and didn't tweak any of the values (max speed was 46%), my current GPU temp would go to around 80 degrees Celsius and the junction temp up to around 90 (which is completely normal), but that my fan speed would be around 1300 RPM or even lower at that temperature, which was not corresponding to the values written in the fan settings (35% fan speed for 81 degrees Celsius). To fix that, I just clicked Advanced Options and replaced the 35% to 40%, then back to 35% - the fans are now working properly. Now, under heavy load, I have an average of around 1700-1800 RPM on my GPU fan and I get a stable 65 degrees Celsius on my current temperature, with around 70 junction temp, and the power usage is lower overall, too.
Thanks for watching
Thank you for this video, I can now play Resident Evil 2 without having a jet engine in my bedroom.
Great hahah
Lmao
Did you use a custom fan curve?
I undervolted to 1.1v on my 5700xt and I got around a 15° drop in temperature while playing gta v. Thanks for the video mate
Great to know man. Enjoy!
Could you please do a new undervolting and overclocking for the Rx 5700 xt ? Please
I could, but the old one still applies. I'll think of it though
@@AncientGameplays ohh ok thank you for the answer 😁
I tried it out, my gpu is alot cooler than before thanks
Kinda different amd drivers these days
@@AncientGameplaysdoes it still applies?
6:27 dont be you explained alot you literally fixed my pc doesnt crash anymore THANK YOU
Great! 💪💪
@@AncientGameplays Can u tell me how to full load GPU in games ,i try many ways and it just can run about 40 to 70% 😥😣
Thanks I had the Windforce Gigabyte OC Card and was dealing with alot of overheating issues due to it spiking alot thank you so much!!!!!
You're welcome
edit: newest driver update made me redo all of this lol
@@plakeplays6420 were u able to use the settings he used in the video?
thanks for the video, awesome explanation and on the 2020 version!!
I just bought a Frostflow 120VGA watercooler for my 5700XT (XFX RAW II version) then i saw your video -_-. So i disassembled my card reapplied paste and replaced thermal pads then UV (1800MHz on VRAM) then played with the FAN curve (which a encourage you to do), my God what a difference!!! 15°C drop, steady frequency and SAME PERFORMANCE.
Guys dont waste money on WC, grab a nice thermal paste and pads and undervolt your amd GC.
What thermal pads did you get? I got the same card as well
@@MasterGunZ you can use basically any thermal pad with a conductivity higher than 11W/mK (6W/mK is used by default..). I'll start in aliexpress btw...You can start here: chenmansu.aliexpress.com/store/group/Cooling-fan-Thermal-Grease-2/1953865_512956778.html?spm=a2g0o.store_home.pcShopHead_12144331.1_1
@@MasterGunZ i bought this one to be precise ^^
www.aliexpress.com/item/32909559765.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.0.0.307342904h3gBC&algo_pvid=cf615c7f-f9da-4130-8da0-b1a423e5652e&algo_expid=cf615c7f-f9da-4130-8da0-b1a423e5652e-5&btsid=0b0a0ae215974489390225894e9401&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_,searchweb201603_
O que seria amd GC?
should do a review for 2023 on how the 5700xt is doing in games.
I've already changed GPUs recently, but this is still my favourite video for GPU support.
Fingers crossed team red gets it together on RT next gen.
Damn, people still watching this old video haha
@@AncientGameplays yt recommended it to me
Wow what a difference Undervolting makes. I followed this guide. I first replicated your settings:
Boost clock: 2000Mhz
Voltage: 1105 (1.105V)
Memory: 1840
It is currently warm in Australia coming into summer, my core TEMP was getting around 84 Celcius. I noticed in TimeSpy 3D Mark, the average Core Clock was not making it over 1800Mhz. This really effected the 3D Score.
I lowered the voltage again, and also upped the default fan curve a little. My new settings are now:
Boost clock: 2000Mhz
Voltage: 1000 (1V)
Memory: 1840
This made a world of difference, my CORE TEMP was now around 80-1 deg celcius and my average Core Clock was now around 1900Mhz+ giving me an extra 300+ extra graphics points when benchmarking in TimeSpy.
Btw, I am running an MSI 5700 XT Evoke OC.
You're welcome :D
@@AncientGameplays I’m loving AMD products today, even Adrenalin. My plan is for a 5600x and 6800 next year :) Thanks for the great guides. I came to PC from console recently after a 10 year break, loving the tweeks and finding the optimum performance and efficiency!
@@Nims2212 thats the best part haha
@@AncientGameplays 100 Percent hahah. Gives me great satisfaction. Keep up the super work.
I’ve built my pc a few weeks ago and your guide really helped me to lower my temps down and increase my performance thanks my man.
Thanks for watching :D
How much did your pc cost?
Incredible that you are still updating your description, thanks!
You're welcome
Thank you for this guide worked for me. I tried using 2000 frequency and 1107 voltage with 1900 vram but had problem after few minutes. Then I lowered it to 1890 and works fine.
my temps just dropped like 15-20 degrees celsius while having better performance?!!?!?! love you dude! perfect settings
oh, somehow my performance is not better. should i increase the p3 frequency? my base was 2095
Maybe, try it!
I've had a Radeon 7 and undervolting makes a huge difference! I now have a sapphire 5700xt nitro + and it's much quieter out of the box but I will use this guide to find a stable undervolt and make it even better. Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
@@AncientGameplays fabio please help my cpu Ryzen 7 3700x when i play the clock cant be staple goes from 3.60 to 4.20 and repeated itself every second cant staple at 4.20 like yours ryzen 3600 please fapio help
Why did you side/down grade?
A Radeon 7 is up to 20% faster than a 5700 XT.
@@raresmacovei8382 At the time Radeon 7s were selling for good money because they were so good at mining. Looking back I wish I had kept it and mined.
@@paulfinch1083 Mined AND get a better gaming experience (at higher temps, power and noise levels, but still)
Thank you so much for your videos! Your Undervolt here took my junction temp down about 10 degrees (which makes me feel much safer about the thermals with these cards). Also added about 7 points on average to Heaven benchmark even though the core clock is lowered by 50!
You're welcome mate :D
thanks for the latest driver updates and profiles. keep coming here.
You're welcome
I play war zone and it was running at 95°C I did everything in this video and now it runs at 80°C. Thank you so much for the tutorial really helped out my temperatures
You're welcome :D
Dude thank you so much! I've been having problems with my gigabyte 5700xt. I even tore it apart and liquid cooled it. But thanks to you I have no more crash's. It wasn't getting enough power. THANK YOU SO MUCH MAN!
Sadly some vbios are really bad and make that happen. Enjoy your gaming!!
Can't wait to get this card just waiting for the next drivers update just to be sure
Go for it man, you will be fine heh
The drivers are finally stable again I will say. Now hopefully they can start fine tuning their quality of life features like enhanced sync
Thank you for the video, this is is the first time i have seen a video with good explaination for that card and this new update of Radeon Software 👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it :D
This is the godly video. Saved me tons of research time on GPU tweaking
You're welcome :D
I cant explain what this video in words has done for me ive spent YEARS troubleshooting this card and tweaking every little thing to make it work on high fps intense games and this video has finally solved the issue. Thank you so much.
Glad it helped 💪
I wasn't expecting this to work like magic. My card now runs cooler by about 20 degrees Celsius with no noticeable drop in performance.
Excellent video and thank you for the settings, uploaded the tune for my Red Devil XT 5700, have seen a 10 - 20 degree average temperature drop and frames improved by 10+ on Modern Warfare/ GTA 5. Seems to have also resolved my frame tearing on warzone!
You're welcome!
Driver version man?
amazing vid and tutorial!, these settings have stopped my card from stuttering in some of my games. thank you, best undervolt OC setup i have used.
You're welcome mate
Dropped my nitro special edition temps by quite a bit, thanks man!
Thanks for watching :D
Hey! I bought a nitro special edition second hand. The Trixx sapphire software thinks it`s the non special edition. Is it the same for you? I have a feeling that ive bought a non special edition with some fancy fans....
@@jenspetter1454 I don't think SE shows up in the TRIXX software. If you've got all 3 fans lighting up then you got the SE edition as there's no profit in getting the regular version, swapping the fans and then reselling.
@@abduktedtemplar okay, good. Thanks for the answer!
This was a great tutorial. You kept it short while clearly explaining all the steps.
I custom built a case using 6x120mm fans blowing air across the motherboard. To cool the CPU I used a twin tower 140mm Phanteks cooler. For every 10% increase in case fan speed I reduced the CPU temp by 1 degree. This allowed me to run an AMD FX 8120 at stable 4.8 Ghz which was supposedly only possible on liquid cooling. My AMD 7970 GHz also overclocked beyond what most thought possible. With a little tweaking I ended up with a very decent overclocked system that was nearly silent. What this showed me was the importance of case cooling and directed airflow. The reason I am not a big fan of AIO water cooling is if you mount it at the front of your case you are pushing hot air past your graphics card. If you top mount your radiator the airflow from your front fans gets sucked out of the top of your case and never reaches your graphics card. The more airflow your case fans push past your CPU and GPU allows for lower CPU and GPU fan speeds and thus less noise. Your case airflow is the most important thing if you want to get the most out of your hardware whilst maintaining acceptable noise levels.
Thank you for the explanation. Planning to get my pc rig equip with the spahire rx 5700xt nitro version to. Gives me a good heads up. Thank you !
You're welcome :D
5:17 Such a good explanation. This is the type of content I was looking for since I got my 5700 xt a few days ago, so glad I found your video
Are you running his oc? Is it better? I just got the card
My games wre stuttering for some reason even though the temps are low
@Tacitus Kilgore Idk if these exact same settings but what has been working for me is 2100Mhz 1093mV and +30% power limit. Its stable so far and temps are lower than stock
@@beeda69 I guess its up to silicon lottery. I couldn't OC my VRAM frequency at all, the GPU just couldn't handle it. But I settled with a core clock frequency of 2100Mhz and 1093mV then +30% power limit and its been stable so far
@@franzilla5208 good to know. It does come down to the silicon quality.
Thank you man! Really appreciate your time that you took to find out this information!
Thanks for watching:D
man u r a lifesaver!!!!!! hatsofff!!! i had xfx 5700xt thicc 2 ...and the temps were 80-82 ..now it stays between 54-60 .....its like a magic ...thank u so much man .i love u ..i wish i could give u a treat
Enjoy :D
I just did the undervolt part of this video on my Sapphire 5700XT. It gave me 10c drop in temps with same performance. Nice :)
💪
Thank you! I'm completely clueless about these things, and you simplified it. I don't even play games much.lol I just like pushing the envelope.
You're welcome :D
I put a benchmark video and going undervolting, when crash this is the limit
i love you so much Fabio san even latest version of amd redon updates you upload it in bio man your a gift from god
Thanks man!
@@AncientGameplays thanks man. I use this Tipps for my RX 570
What kind of magic is this? Now my rx 5700xt consumes 22 watts less power, are 4 degrees colder, quieter and slightly more powerful. Big big thanks man.
You're welcome
You, my friend, are a God. 8 damn months I've been looking for a 'fix' for my gpu when all I needed was a 14 minute video
Great to know :D
enjoy
chegando no like sem nem assistir ainda ! hahaha mais tarde vou assistir para melhorar minha rx5700xt ...abraço
Obrigado aí haha
Qual versão da rx vc tem ?
@@Guilherme-wq7gh asus modelo referência
Hey dude.expecting your settings for 20.11.1
Working on that
Can we still run these setting on the new version?
Great Explanation! I just have one question. My VRAM Tuning STARTS at 1860MHz and only goes up from there... 1860 - 1900. Im wondering why this is the case for my card? Would 1860 still be the best Max Freq or should I try something higher?
Thanks!
Card: Gigabyte 5700xt Gaming OC.
Hey man, i guess you have a better binned card, you can always try and get higher values for higher performance :D
I LOVE IT!. I just got my pc with ryzen 7 3700x and rx 5700xt with XFX THICC 2 and immediately started looking around for the best voltages etc... because my max junction temp was going up to 97 98 degrees and overall temp to 70s for 2 3 seconds and drop but it was annoying me... after doing this and setting up a aggressive fan curve (35% - 50%) even on higher fps 135-160 I get 10 degrees lower temperatures... usually 52-61 degrees on very high or ultra settings on 144 fps... 2000mhz 1106 volt and 1800 mhz for vram
Great!
Whay is your settings?
@@khairularif7643 Which settings are you asking? If it is the game settings. I play on very high or ultra settings on 1920x1080p on 32" curved 165hz monitor.
I cant thank you enough for this!!!...I was dealing with the black screen/crush issue and couldnt play more than 5-10min on demanding games without stuck on black screen and had to hard reboot.Tried everything from settings and drivers with no improvement.Underclocking/Undervolting seems to fix my problem.The card is an MSI 5700 XT Gaming X and was set to 2100 with 1.19 volt on default.I went to 2000 with 1.12v curently and so far it seems stable and it actually gave a better score on Time Spy .For some reason though the power limit only goes to 30%.
It is limited trough bios...that may have been the cause too
@@AncientGameplays However seems like the amd software doesnt keep the performance settings after reboot.Do i have to keep reloading the profile?
So we bought an overclocked card which we are going to downclock?? Gonna try it though.... This is the second video I learned a lot from you.
And what if you don't mind the noise and heat? It's still better to downclock?
And there are a lot of contradictions on the Bios Switch Left (to the back of the PC) is OC mode. Middle silent and right (front of the case) is software mode?
Subscribed thanks.
If you don't mind noise and heat you can simply push clocks further, but the point is that you won't gain much from that...and this way you actually get more perf (a bit) and way less noise and heat
@@AncientGameplays What does the gpu tuning do performance wise? How do I know how to tune it?
@@trentenstanley4864 obviously..... higher clock speeds = more performance.
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but you usually need more voltage to get higher clock speeds
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for an EXAMPLE.... not a hard fact
100mhz of clock speed will increase the temps by 5c
but if you need 0.1 more volts to get that 100mhz
this will increase temps by 15c
(5c from the higher clock..... 10c from the higher voltage)
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point is.... voltage will increase temps (and power draw) MUCH MUCH more than clock speed
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but ya
you increase clock speeds....
play a game
if it doesnt crash or bug out
increase clock speeds
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eventually it will crash or bug out
if temps and noise are still ok for you
add more voltage
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this added voltage should stabilize the clock (aka, no more crashes or bugs)
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so you add more clock speed
till it crashes
then add more voltage
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repeat this process
repeat this process
repeat this process
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eventually you will hit a "wall"
where to get more clock speed..... you need a HUGE voltage increase
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at this point.... its better to back off the clock speed a bit....
this allows you to run less voltage (aka, less heat....therefor less noise due to lower fan speeds)
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@@trentenstanley4864 a more simple answer.....
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gpu tuning increase FPS in games..... higher clock speed = higher FPS
but it also requires more voltage..... aka more heat....aka, more noise
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and how you tune it is moving the sliders and graphs around like he did in this video.
if you dont know how to read basic graphs.... like shown in the video (or in AMDs software)
then you should probably not overclock.... and re-take 8th grade math lol
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the graph shows voltage in the up and down direction
and clock speed in the left and right direction
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the best is having a "dot" the farthest to the right
with the least amount of up
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if it crashes / bugs out
add more up (aka, more voltage)
Way too high vram from 5700xt. Every 5700xt ive seen starts losing stability big time around 1820-1830 while some cant go higher then 1805-1810. These cards get bigger performance numbers from overclocking the GPU anyways. In general 2100mhz @ 1150mv, vram at 1802, and mess with power level because power level on some cards being too high will actually cause crashes. Start at +35%. Most(if not all) 5700xt come with a 195w power limit, so 195x1.35=263.25w, that should be PLENTY of headroom for this card unless you are flashing the bios with custom settings for an extreme OC, but at that point they sound like jet engines with a proper fan curve and push the thermals to the limit.
Also, fan curve needs tweaked from stock but it comes down to personal preference on noise vs thermals. The junction temp on this card is safe up to 115c, but I wouldnt reccomend letting it run near that for extended periods. I like to run my fan curve pretty agressive when gaming since I have a very noise cancelling headset. I have other profiles made with less aggressive fan curves for when im using the gpu for other things like video rendering and dont want to hear the noise.
Yes and no, 1840MHz will be fine for most cards, some others need to be reduced to 1830-1820MHz, but that is usual, all cards are different
Really awesome tutorial! I followed all your steps and it worked great. However, I'm still confused about why you would increase the power limit if you are undervolting the GPU. Shouldn't you just keep the powerlimit at default, and lower the voltage until you experience instability?
I explain that in the power limit part, hear it :D
RX5700XT Sapphire Nitro+ SE, VRAM 1860, Core 2100/1135, highest temp. Cyberpunk FHD Ultra 62°C. Thanks for tutorial, i used your advice for RX580 8GB and works, now is excellent too. :D
Great to hear :D
Thank you so much for continuing to come back here and updating the links :') you are appreciated!
You're welcome
Can I use those Settings for my msi rx 5700 xt mech?
Just try them ans see :D
okay thank you
@@momobtw5711 does it works?
i used these settings and they worked for me! frequency: 1950. Voltage: 1050, vram tuning: (Max Frequency) - 1800. max fan speed set to 45. power limit set to max. my gpu temp & junction temp has gone down by 10 degrees!
Ah.. just a quick question. When I go over 1840Mhz on VRAM I have artifacts then crash. Its the limit I think? or what should I do?
yeap, it is
Hay heres an interesting one for you. So I downloaded your profile applied it to my MSI Radeon Rx5700XT and it no likey it turned the vram down still no likey. Reset it, done it all manually and it worked. Thought must have been something i had done earlier interfering, so reset and applied the profile, nope no likey again. Will only except it if I enter it manaually. How strange.
Indeed haha
I've been slowly testing how far I can push my vram. I can't get 1850 like you, it crashes if I do that. But I got 1820 stable, I'm testing 1830 to see if its stable. Gonna try to get as much performance out of this gpu as I can without crashing.
Hello again,Fabio! You are a inspiration as always. I did what you said about undervolting my rx 5700 xt sapphire nitro+ by reducing the frequence from 2100 to 2000,reducing the voltage to 1075 and from 82c reduce to max 77-78c. Played fornite for at least 20 min on epic,I guess it's pretty stable for me. And I crank the vom to 1830 MHz. Identical performance at stock but with lower temperatures. You are the man!!!
I liked this configuration, it is very stable
Hi, how can i set a personalized profile as default without load it every time?
You don't as far as i know. The settings keep resetting randomly at pc startup, that is my experience with wattman at least.
I moved to using afterburner since it's much more reliable.
My 5700xt nitro cloccked at 2080Mhz, 1.08V. Stabled.
Then you have a REALLY good card :D
You struck GOLD on the chip lottery! Congrats.
This mean to have stable card you no need 1.1v like most say. I dont know how you raise the the core clock and reduce the voltage so much ...
Did you change your Vram or just leave it?
@@songsito6331 i set my vram at 1800Mhz
21.5.1 settings?
Give me a minute
@@AncientGameplays got it. thank you again as always!
Can i have it as well? TIA
Thank you for your help. 3D mark score was 8677 now it is 9250. Great tutorial
Thanks :D
Thanks mate this was WAY easier to follow than the others I've watched with 4x more views. Best wishes on this very helpful channel
Thank you, this is old by the way :D
@@AncientGameplays Do you have an updated version for the 5700 XT? I like the way you explained here, made it simple. Will try the specs you said
Thank you very much bro, my MSI EVOKE RX 5700 XT came with 2150Mhz voltage at 1175, decreased to 2000Mhz and 1051v I put my VRAM at 1900Mhz and everything is stable here!
Nice! And most likely colder and quieter
I watched this video at a perfect time. I just built my Ryzen 3600/rx5700 PC and I could not find a stable overclock for my GPU (modified bios with XT limiters).
I am now stable on all games at 1950mhz core clock, 1121mv, 1900mhz Memoryclock on a 5700. Performs almost as good as a 5700xt for cheaper. Thanks man.
Modified 5700 bios using Red Bios Editor (RBE)
Every time there is a driver update I come to this video for his gpu settings and they always work so well for me. I appreciate the fact you update them even 6 months later, keep up the amazing work man.
Thanks
@@AncientGameplays my cod game crashed using these settings
@@nestortrumata5416 then its time to tunr them :D
I do state thosr things several times in the video
@@AncientGameplays what fan settings should i use? thanks
Great Tutorial! I've had my Gigabyte RX 5700 XT Gaming OC for about a year and a half now and I started to notice the high temps, undervolted my card and now it maxes around 95 junction!
Great!
Junction still too high, watch out, this tutorial is no good for junction temp!!
I got my sapphire nitro+ rx vega 64 undervolted/overclocked to 1715mhz core @ 1065mV and 1120mhz memory @ 951mV @ +50% power on air @ 100% fan speed for gaming purposes all stable. While gaming the core is actually 1650mhz average. This gained me 8-15 more FPS @ 4K in all my games. The hottest I’ve seen it get is 70c and I play in 4K max settings 60FPS. Average power consumption is around 300W.
Hey man, 300W seem a bit to high for me with that low core voltage
Ancient Gameplays yeah my bad, that actually isn’t the correct wattage, I was still testing all my games, it sits around 150-200w
I'm happy my 5700xt Nitro + is stable at 1050mv, 2050 mhz gpu clock, and 1860 mhz memory clock. After one hour of Furmark Gpu Burner, the max gpu temp was 75°C with 45% fan speed, so very quiet. Thank you very much for this guide !
Thanks man! Just undervolted/oc mine RX 5700 XT Nitro+! The results are awesome! Temperature dropped from 82°C to 75°C, less noise and around 6% increase in performance.
Voltage set to 1020mV, on frequency 2000MHz. VRAM set to 1850MHz. I have a mini ITX build, so it is very tight inside the case so even 1°C is a win for me - and here I have 7! Thanks
You have a really nice card man, enjoy :D
@@AncientGameplays ❤❤❤❤
You're a legend brother! I've been suffering with stutters for over a year.. can't believe it was that easy to fix most of them!
Great to hear!
çok teşekkür ederim.... 1 senedir rx5700xt ekran kartı aldım... hiçkimse sizin kadar açık konuşmadı cok cok cok cok teşekkur ederım... türkiyeden selamlar
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@@AncientGameplays thank you very much
Undervolted gpu and overlocked frequency is like trying to win BINGO blindfolded. Silicon luck bless you
You made changing the settings very easy to understand. I've always been afraid of using the AMD software to overclock. I always found Afterburner much easier. But with this card Afterburner seemed very limited. Thank you for your helpful information!!
You're welcome
Dude your a legend! My mom can stop complaining about the v8 in my room now!
Great!
That was very easy to understand, thank you so much :) The auto tuning always fail, but now it´s stable and less noise and less warm, again, thank you!!
You're welcome!
As an old school gamer, of course I know how it all works. Nevertheless, I have rarely seen such a well-presented post on TH-cam. Nice job.
Well, thanks a lot!
I've got massive temperature drop on my phantom gaming oc, from 80/85c to 60/65c while playing Warzone and i did notice 3 FPS drop, thanks for the video mate!
You're welcome man!
did you adjust the fan curve?
@@nestortrumata5416 I did it long time ago
@@fx_fleep whats your fan settings?
@@nestortrumata5416 (SPEED-TEMP) 47-29, 50-50, 60-60, 65-65, 85-78
Dude! you just saved me 15 f****ng Degrees (From 80° C to 65°) at 100% usage and even better performance!
Thank you SO MUCH!!
You're welcome. I am sure i have way more videos of your liking
Still a fantastic video! Just repasted mine + followed your guide and damn! Fantastic performance and junc temp around 75° C under 100% GPU usage.
Great!!
Just got my new pc with the red devil 5700xt thank you for the good video!
Thanks for watching :D
@@AncientGameplays I have a red devil 5700 xt also and your suggested setting works great. Thank you
As I get more and more comfortable with my pc you’re videos make it even easier for
Me
Great to know 💪
Oh man u just nailed it. It works amazing, performance is better meanwhile gpu is smooth, cool and calm. Thx a lot.
Great to know :D
OMG.. Even the Ryzen 5 3600 was way much cooler with undervolting settings in GPU! Thats extremely nice!
Yeap :D
Thanks a lot for your settings, I'm using them with only VRAM on 1900 MHz instead.
I also tried some massive overclock (constant 2.1 GHz Core Clock in Games) and literally only 2-3 FPS more in the most games played at 1440p high settings. This card doesn't profit well from the core clock. It's perfect for undervolting!
Exactly, that is my point in these videos
Dude thank you so much! My games don't crash anymore it's awesome!
Great :D
Thanks for this. I’m going to be building my first pc soon with nitro+ 5700xt. This was very informative.
great :D
Wow my red devil 5700xt maintains 1950mhz with 1.08v, dropping more than 10c in temps!! Thank you!
You're welcome!
wow thanks did exactly what you did in video to my 5700xt and from 70 degrees to 62 degrees
Great to know
It worked! With some tuning to the fan setting, my rog strix rx 5700 xt runs between 64° to 68° under load quietly! Before I would have to run the fans at 100% at all times to keep it around 73 to 78. Other wise it would hit around 86°. Thank you for the info!
Of course it worked :D
You're welcome!
every time I change the driver version, I'm always here to download the 5700XT setting :)
Great haha
@@AncientGameplays 😂😂
im on the 20.4.2 - Gigabyte 5700XT trying your safe profile now. hope it works :) thank you for your service Fabio!
Thanks for watching!
I did not know any of that stuff and your video helped so much.
Great to know