7600X3D + 5070 Ti must not be a popular combination as I accidentally stumbled upon the world record for this pairing in the Time Spy and Fire Strike benchmarks!
7600X3D + 5070 Ti must not be a popular combination as I accidentally stumbled upon the world record for this pairing in the Time Spy and Fire Strike benchmarks!
I think it’s the CPU that’s to credit for this as I can’t break the record in Speed Way or Steel Nomad, though the scores are still above average there too.
7600X3D: EXPO enabled for 6000MHz CL30 RAM profile, PBO enabled, Scalar 10x, CO -40 applied. Verified no clock stretching in HWInfo and it passed 35 minutes of the AIDA64 stress test. I’m using a Noctua D15 CPU cooler. Strangely the PPT doesn’t seem to exceed 65W no matter what torture test I throw at it. Voltages typically sit just shy of 1V at max boost clocks.
5070 Ti: I have the Palit GameRock. I flashed the OC model VBIOS for a 320W power limit (+6.67%). Core offset is +310MHz and that usually hovers between 3.0-3.2GHz in benchmarks and games. Memory has +3000MHz offset (for 34Gbps) and I’ve verified that performance increases up to that point so no error correction throttling. Haven’t dabbled in undervolting yet, that’s still on my to-do list!
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I think it’s the CPU that’s to credit for this as I can’t break the record in Speed Way or Steel Nomad, though the scores are still above average there too.
7600X3D: EXPO enabled for 6000MHz CL30 RAM profile, PBO enabled, Scalar 10x, CO -40 applied. Verified no clock stretching in HWInfo and it passed 35 minutes of the AIDA64 stress test. I’m using a Noctua D15 CPU cooler. Strangely the PPT doesn’t seem to exceed 65W no matter what torture test I throw at it. Voltages typically sit just shy of 1V at max boost clocks.
5070 Ti: I have the Palit GameRock. I flashed the OC model VBIOS for a 320W power limit (+6.67%). Core offset is +310MHz and that usually hovers between 3.0-3.2GHz in benchmarks and games. Memory has +3000MHz offset (for 34Gbps) and I’ve verified that performance increases up to that point so no error correction throttling. Haven’t dabbled in undervolting yet, that’s still on my to-do list!