So I don't specifically know what I am doing, lol… but I watched some vids, read some posts, and decided to give it a whirl.

I monitored my stock setup during Steel Nomad as 2790MHz core clock at 1.030v.

I tested small reductions and used the drag and flatten method in Afterburner.

I got down to .900v and it seems stable so far, I have not dropped further… might just leave it.

I dragged from .900 up to 2895 on the frequency side (based on nothing really… I saw it in a post), flattened right from there, and added +1000 in the main Afterburner clock setting.

Things seem stable in looping Steel Nomad and Speedway tests. My Steel Nomad score jumped up 600 points with the change. Average temp 5c lower.

I guess it works? lol… seems almost too easy, I assume I am doing something wrong, lol. I will try it in games next.

3 Comments

  1. iH8supporting

    Getting my 5090 on Saturday, going to have to try this config!

  2. PitifulFall4206

    Open cyberpunk with path tracing + dlaa. If it won’t crash in 20-30 mins (better 1 hour) you can call that stable. Btw if undervolt is too aggressive the game will crash in 30 seconds

  3. edgiestnate

    Doesn’t that set your minimum clock at like 1200mhz? I was able to make something similar on my FE but the curve starts at 200. Does this curve have your fans running more or does it not have any effect?

    I just held shift and selected 900mv, raised that one dot up to 2900 and then flattened it and it seems to be kicking butt.

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