RTX 5070 Ti OC/UV Report + Benchmarks
Specs:
• Ryzen 7 9800X3D
• ASUS ROG STRIX B850-A WiFi
• PNY RTX 5070 Ti ARGB
• 32GB DDR5-6000 CL36
• Lian Li Lancool 216 + Hydroshift LCD 360 AIO
• Acer Predator X27U OLED (1440p 240Hz)
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GPU OC/UV Profile:
• Core: 3025–3300 MHz (locked curve @ ~940–950 mV)
• VRAM: +2000 MHz (stable across all loads)
• Power Limit: 110%
• Temps: 68–72°C under max load
• Fan Curve: Custom tuned (GPU-based intake, CPU-based exhaust)
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Benchmark Highlights:
• Cyberpunk 2077 (1440p, RT Off): ~412 FPS
• Cyberpunk 2077 (1440p, RT Ultra/Overdrive): ~239 FPS
• 3DMark Port Royal: ~20,100 (hit 20K club!)
• Steel Nomad: ~33,900
• HWInfo showed at one point I spiked 3405mhz!
• No crashes, temps stay at low to mid 60s even during heavy load and rarely climb up to 70+ Celsius
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Results:
• Achieved a 3000+ MHz OC with a stable undervolt at sub-1V — rare for Ada cards at this tier.
• Maintains high RT performance without breaking 72°C. (Rarely goes into 70+ territory)
• Real-world gaming shows massive FPS headroom while staying quiet and efficient.
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Takeaways:
• The 5070 Ti has more headroom than people think when tuned right.
• A balanced OC/UV profile = better performance per watt + cooler operation.
• Officially dialed in for 1440p 240Hz RT gaming.
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This is my first time doing this, but highly recommend fine tuning your GPUs! It’s free performance and we all know these cards aren’t cheap. Get your moneys worth people!
2 Comments
These 50 series cards really do undervolt excellently. I recommend downloading the MSI afterburner config file to unlock memory clocks to +3000mhz. Nice scores by the way!
Tune that cl36 down to cl30!