The Zotac Trinity 4070TI-Super is fairly good at its overclocking abilities, I'm fairly pleased with these results up to 5-10fps increase. It keeps 35-38°C Idle and barely breaks 70°C (Peaks of 74°C) under 100% load. I'm guessing my limiting factor here would be my 7600X3D, but I like these results. If anyone else has the same GPU, I'd like to see you're guys results, any tips are welcomed.
- +20% Voltage
- Caps out at +250MHz clock
- Memory Clock +2000MHz
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Is 3D Mark and MSI Afterburner free programs?
I like comparing benchmarks 🙂 I’ve pushed my system to the limit with memory tuning. It would be fun to see more people with 4070tis post. Here’s my Timespy:
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1m-essMnECpYCu7-3f-S6EqAXrvferRob/view?usp=drive_link](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1m-essMnECpYCu7-3f-S6EqAXrvferRob/view?usp=drive_link)
And Steel nomad score (versus 9800x3D cpu’s I scored better than rank 2 even though I have 9700x):
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NSAPkkj6Dkn6FonCt2PDmneN1vqG69Wq/view?usp=drive_link](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NSAPkkj6Dkn6FonCt2PDmneN1vqG69Wq/view?usp=drive_link)
5700-5800 here
I713700k – gskill 32gb @ 7000hmz cl32 – msi ventus 3x 4070 ti super + 124/1250 (havnt benched it at the +150/+1499 I’m currently running.. stock voltage curve @ 66 c core / 70 hotspot.. what’s the safest we can run these voltage wise I’d like to get +200 core out of this thing… just isn’t stable