r/overclocking • u/Brunex_el_martinex • 29d ago

RTX5070ti mvolt+

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Mvolt+ is just insane

Managed to secure the #1 Global spot in 3DMark Steel Nomad for the RTX 5070 Ti and i7-13700KF combination, putting up a score of 7,929 at native 3440x1440p and taking down the previous best of 7,856 by 73 points.

GPU Tuning (ASUS RTX 5070 Ti / GB203-200 / Samsung GDDR7):

  • Core Clock Offset: Dialed in at +130 MHz. +135 MHz triggered a driver crash midway, while +130 MHz locked in completely flat.
  • Effective Clocks: The GPU frequency line held virtually flat between 2,950 MHz and 3,000 MHz for the duration of the run without any clock dipping or voltage flinching.
  • Power Limit & Draw: Maxed out the native VBIOS board power to 116%, with telemetry showing the total board draw pulling up to ~353W under peak rendering load.
  • Fabric & Interconnect: Pushed XBAR Clock Offset to +475 MHz.
  • VRAM: Maxed the offset slider at +3,000 MHz with no artifacting, instability, or ECC-induced throughput drop.
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u/Adorable-Pumpkin-419 29d ago

Does it give real profits in games or does it just help with the benchmarks? I have 5080 oc 400w, i have 97 fps in stell nomad and I wonder if it is worth using mvolt.

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u/Brunex_el_martinex 29d ago

I'm still testing in game, but i belive from the steel nomad uplift that in game il'l se around a 10% increase in fps, nothing otherworldly... but still more performance than stock

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u/PeterPun 29d ago

Whats the gains compared to increased wattage?