I have a gigabyte 5070ti windforce sff, on its own bios it would draw 300w max and get 6959 steel nomad with +410 core, +3000mem and 100% power limit. After flashing the bios to an aorus master card it hits 7571 steel nomad with +295 core(actually +513 from reference as the aorus master bios automatically sets the boost to 2670 from the 2452 stock) , +3000 mem and 133% power limit)
It now draws around 350ish watts. Adding to core voltage just makes it crash at the current core clock and adding from a lower core clock still nets worse results. Fairly happy with my results. (am aware i can use windows screen snip but was already texting on my phone so…)
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I wish I could get my memory that high on my gaming oc, my core is around the same
Windforce 5070Ti is becoming pretty popular lol, since i tested flashing the aorus 400W bios and made a post about it couple weeks back, tons of people do the same, and it is great. It turns the most basic msrp model into the most powerful 5070Ti on the planet, because every other brand allows only 350W at most from what I have seen, even the new Asus Strix that is more expensive than some 5080 (even Aorus originally had 350W cap but a bios update in April increased it to 400W 133% power limit).
If Gigabyte didnt have issues with thermal gel leaking in vertical mounted gpus and also the fan rattle when switching to 0 rpm, it would be pretty much the most efficient 5070Ti model. We got very similar overclock, i managed to get mine to 3367mhz on core (+415 on aorus bios) and +3000 on memory in steel nomad and getting 7th place among all ryzen 7500F+5070Ti owners with the score of 7599 [https://ibb.co/gB5FZJ6](https://ibb.co/gB5FZJ6) . For chasing 3DMark records the Aorus bios is pretty much mandatory, my gpu peaks at 369W and 69°C in Steel nomad. I recommend keeping the core temperature under 70°C, after that it seems to drop the boost a little.