This is a link to a video with optimal Undervolting Settings for AMD RX 570/580 (also can work for some RX 470 and 480 cards) ua-cam.com/video/0pzxFZBw-6Y/v-deo.html
@@victorvasconcellosborborem2713 fps will go down if you lower core clock, if you don't change core clock, fps is same. Voltage does not affect fps, only core clock affects performance
@@victorvasconcellosborborem2713 fps will go down if you lower core clock, if you don't change core clock, fps is same. Voltage does not affect fps, only core clock affects performance
@@victorvasconcellosborborem2713 FPS is irrelevant, it's the temps that matter so you don't fry the card. The minor drop in FPS will only be noticed by meathead fps counter software, but your eyes will never even miss it.
Sitting at home alone in the middle east struggling with this issue for months now, a guy from the other side of the planet makes a video saving my ass across the world... Man I love this dude. I wish you only the best.
You are very welcome. I would recommend watching my latest video where i show you what settings to specifically use for low temps and good performance. Good luck! let me know how it goes and if you notice a temperature difference
@@AleksandrsBrodie Do you have a discord? I have a issue of sluttering hard so much and reach the 80-82C degree on my GPU is ASRock RX580 8GB OC Phantom gaming
You are my lord and my savior. Huge thanks for encouraging me to undervolt my rx 480. Running stable at -95 mv. Temps are now 7-8 degrees lower. Your work is gold, man. Thanks a lot!
OMG EPIC!!!! Thank you SOOO much for this!!!! Just started playing Pathfinder Wrath of Righteous and my rx580 was hitting 82...that was with the side panel OFF!. Im using a NZXT 510i case and a R3 5600, w/a Cooler Master All In One Water cooler....my temps dropped from 82 to 60ish....you sir...are a God send, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge for those of us who love gaming but aren't so knowledgeable
Good thing I saw this video and it help me a lot to lower my temps by 10 degrees Celsius and get a fixed overclocked speed! I got a RX 570 4GB and set the max frequency to 1300MHz and voltage down to 1070mV and it's the sweet spot! Just subscribed too! Thanks man!
i have rx570 and did the same thing he did under volt to 1070 and reduce by 10mv per state up to state 2 then change core clock of state 7 from 1244 to 1275 played an hour of gta v and couple rounds of warzone. my temps still hit max 70 but most of the time low 60s so far it is stable.
thank you so much for this!! I have an MSI armor cooler and I've been so worried playing games and seeing temps hit mid 80's - very grateful for the help!
Man, you are the best. Been trying for weeks to lower my temp, got better airflow, bought DarkRock 4, capped fps to 60, lowered game settings, nothing worked. I was at 78-80*C constantly. I followed ur guide and now any game i play my temp is like 67-70*C max. I went from 1150v to 1060 and also lowered Mhz from 1380 to 1300. Works like charm, not a single crash. I could go for even lower temps but i am ok with those.
Mate, this video is incredible. Thanks for walking an old noob like myself through this process. I shaved 20 degrees off my stress test. What the hell!
Hell ya man, its great :) glad you tried it :) remember if the system crashes or freezes, either 1. Lower Core clock or 2. Increase core voltage until it does not crash. I aim for anything under 74/72c while under 100% load. but the gpu can survive at 80c. Happy holidays!
I recently bought some pads for my Rx580 Reddevil PowerColor (2mm), change that anth the temp stills high. Then I see this video; I though that undervolt videocard=worst graphics, try it with this video and that really works, temp goes to 86° to 77° at stress. Thanks dude, greetings from Colombia
Man, can't thank you enough. I was really afraid to try it, but I was gettinh 89°-90° in Jedi Fallen Order with my XFX RX 570 4GB. This made me try your settings, and now I am almost all the time reaching 70°, 74° at most. This "only" reduced 15°-20°. I am just amazed!!!
you know what they say, do or do not, just dont let the gpu over heat. 😏 Also just remember if the gpu crashes, just increase core voltage by 10-20+ mv until its stable
@@AleksandrsBrodie Man, I was really impressed, but... for some reason, the temps are reaching the same levels again, and the configs are exactly as if I just copied yours :(
thank you soo much. i could not understand any other tutorial on youtube. my temps drops drastically. warzone on low settings doesnt even get over 70 now. i used to get to the high 70s with stock settings. i really appreciate your video. alot of games would run almost at 80c even some pretty easy games to run that used less that 1gb of space. my case had alot of airflow and i just repasted my gpu but my gpu would just skyrocket. cpu was fine. it was only my gpu that would go up in those temps. games dont go over 70 now unless its a really demanding game
thanks for taking the time to leave a comment ;) this is why I made the tutorial. its not perfect, but i was hoping it would help someone ;) and ya, running the correct voltage on the GPU makes all the difference. by default, its generally way too high.
With your settings my temps dropped down from 79 to 70 degrees, the power consumption dropped down by 50W from 175W to 125W, thats almost 30% while maintaining the same FPS!!!! But Most Important for me was that the Card is quiet. Before undervolting the Fans Went Up Like crazy but now it's quiet !! Thank you Sir
Yup. :) worth imo. Just remember: Clock speed affects fps, Voltage affects power consumption = heat. So if you want higher fps, you can run higher clock speed, which will require a bit higher voltage. I generally aim to keep my gpu around 68-72c when under full load and choose clock speed and voltages for that.
Thank for this video, It was more than helpful. I bought new rx 570 and that graphic card in game start screaming with 89 degrees. With this method graphic card is calm with 74 degrees in high preforming games as MW Warzone. Thank you again :)
Just picked up a 580 GTS Black furnace. Thing was burning at 85-89C. Tinkered around with these settings, dropped over 20c in full load temps in game. I did adjust the fan settings as well. Thanks 2 years later.
Undervolted my rx 570, from 1150mV to 960mV and memory by -50 mV. After undervolting, I tried to over clock and got mine stable at 1390mhz core and 1950mhz mem. Now it just consumes 99-110w while gaming and doing other gpu intensive tasks, temps also got lower as it used to stay at 79-85°c while gaming, now its only at 65-69°c. Loved the vid man keep up the good work!!! 🙏
Really Informative video, I had to lower the temps on my XFX 570 4GB by undervolting and lowering frequency, I lose some FPS but it’s worth it for lower temps.
Wow I’ve been playing COD vanguard for a couple of months and my temps went from 84-85 degrees while running in game to a constant 73-74 degrees i was starting to worry that I’d need a new GPU and cooling system..Thank you so much for the tutorial
Glad it helped. Remember if systems freezes or crashes, either increase core cottage +20mv until stable or to keep lower temps, lower core clock -20mhz until stable.
Thank you for the awesome information :) I honestly though this wouldnt make a big difference, i was wrong! I have a powercolor rx 580 8gb that was going to 75º celsius max which i found it ok (a little more than i wanted too), but then i did the same undervolt and get 63º max and the pc evens stays quieter. You sir, are a genius and a good person for sharing
Jeeez thank you so much! I was tryna play God of war with original graphics, hitting 89 degrees with rx 580 fans spinning at max 4500 rpm and a lot of drops in game. After applying these settings, no more drops anymore and it is running around 75 degrees with fans only 3000 rpm. And it saves a lot of power too!
In my opinion, the whole purpose of undervolting is to dramatically increase performance per watt ratio; even if it means sacrificing some raw performance, and this video is a great example. For example, I'm running my vintage Fermi, a very hot card, at -50MHz core clock and -180mV undervolt. Temperatures went down from ~90c to low 70c! That's a reduction of almost 20c at a cost of ~5% lower performance! And since I play at either 30 or 60FPS locked with vsync, the GPU remains at around ~60c most of the time.
:D good explanation. the whole undervolting concept can help either low your temps or improve performance if you are thermal throttling, not to mention safer temps can lead to a longer life span
Agreed... I got my RX 480 down to a 73W GPU power limit at the cost of 7% performance, but that requires max tuning and testing all the power states. With a i7-4770s, 16GB ram and RX 480 undervolted I'm drawing around 155-160W at the wall while gaming.
I know this is a year old. But you're awesome for making this video! I thought something was wrong with my new PC and kept searching and wondering why my temp was 50-58 during idle, and 74-89 when I would play something. I wanted someone to do a video for the RX 570, and this was the perfect video! Now when I play a game it's around 60-80! And during idle it stays around 45. Thank you.
Dude this is just freakin awesome!!! I'm using a powercolor red devil rx570 4gb and was getting 80C when playing apex legends, I did your tutorial with your exact settings, now sits at 60Cmax! Thanks man!
im very happy to hear! honestly :) undervolting can seem "scary" but its just settings the right voltages so that your card does not use higher voltages than needed -> giving you high temps. Glad it helped. If it crashes for you, you can always increase voltage by +25mv on all states
@@AleksandrsBrodie Yeah, I was thinking about it. If I put the fans to work 80% when the temperature reachs 80°C it will good or bad? I mean, for the fans lifespan.
@@wandersonvitor3054 I would first try going to my channel and copying the core and voltage settings on the one undervolting video i have called, Optimal voltages, and see if that help with your temps first. Here is a link to the video ua-cam.com/video/0pzxFZBw-6Y/v-deo.html
Thank you so much! I was playing ark which is my first intense game since I started using my pc, and it was LOUD, it sounded like it was close to max, about like 3500rpm, and I dropped it down and it stills a little loud but when I put my headphones in I don’t hear it( at about 2500rpm) so honestly it isn’t that bad, thank you so much! Specs: Rx580 Armor 8gb, Ryzen 5 1500x, 500gb m.2 ssd, 16gb 3200mhz Ram
Found this video today after I started having issues with my MSI rx580 8gb. Between this, and a fresh application of thermal paste, the card temps dropped about 10-15 degrees (was hitting 87 degrees at full load) while playing the CoD Modern Warfare remasters at 1440p High/Extra settings Thank you man!
Update: I eventually got some occasional crashes and freezes in some game. So I found the voltages that works perfectly for my Rx 580 Red Devil 8GB. Been 2 weeks of constant gaming and not a single crash. 1060-1065-1070-1075-1080v for state 3-7. Anything lower than this, can cause crashes (very rarely and not on all games, but it happens). Good luck all, don't be afraid to experiment until you find the perfect values for you, and thx again Aleksandrs!
Can u please help me to ? I have a rx 580 and get driver timeout on every 2 3 days . Its possobile send me a pic from your setting ? Iam a wolrd of warcraft player i can't take more crashes anymore :(
Thanks dude, i followed ur setting, currently i'm using rx 570 asus rog strix, at stock it consume 150 watts, when i follow your setting, it decrease into 108 watt, thank you so much
@@bishop8089 I have another video that i pinned in the comment section or you can find it on my YT channel that shows an example optimal clocks and voltages you can use on your GPU that will help reduce your temps a lot.
@@jejeykun6713 if you lower your core clock, then it will affect your fps. But just lowering voltage does not affect fps. Try it out and see yourself :)
Thank you very much, I have a RX 580 msi gaming x. Overclocked it slightly, from 1380 to 1400 and applied undervolt from 1150 to 1060. Tested it with 3dMark and seems ok. At least now I have a little more confidence when doing this.
@@RudiOnRails ya, some GPUs need a higher voltage for the core state. just depends on Silicon Lottery. you can also try lowering your core clock if you want the card to run cooler
@@AleksandrsBrodie Well i think with some adjustments it will probably work. My card sits at like 70 degrees under load so i am not to worried should be ok there.
I'm using Power Color Red Devil RX570 4GB. undervolt at 1320Mhz with just 950mV. runs Battlefield 1 at high setting with average 153FPS and my GPU Temp 64C max.
Hey! First off, I must say this tutorial is very nice and detailed, it's hard to find one like yours nowadays! :) Also, here's the biggest problem I've got with my PC: I bought my (XFX) RX 570 8GB a couple months ago and immediately noticed that it usually goes from 55°C to almost 90°C (from 131°F to 194°F) whenever I open any "demanding" game (Warzone, Mafia Definitive Edition, Rainbow Six, Fortnite, etc.) Temperatures also change immediately as if the chip went from Idle to Max temps in a matter of seconds, so I googled a way to lower the temperatures and stumbled upon your video. Another problem is that my CPU doesn't have integrated graphics (i3 9100F, can't see anything if I connect my screen to my motherboard) and for that reason, I'm scared of undervolting and/or toasting my GPU. So... what would you suggest to get a significant temperature drop to about 79-85°C (174°F-185°F) instead of that absurd 90°C (194°F)?
ok, first of all, sounds like your card is just one of those hot runner. aka just runs hot out of the box. second, I would watch the latest Undervolting guide I made where I show you some settings you can copy and try. to clarify, undervolting in the AMD software is not a permanent thing, the settings go away when you remove them or restart your pc. If you want the settings to stick each time you load a game, you need to set up a game profile. So I would try copying the settings I put in my latest video, and see how that goes. If your system crashes/freezes with those settings set in your game profile for COD warzone. then inscrease the voltages a bit. Also make sure to set a more aggressive fan curve either way, in either MSI afterburner or in the AMD drivers. 1. copy undervolt settings 2. if game crashes, bump up the voltages a bit +20mv on states 3-7 then load up your game and try again. 3. make sure you have a more aggressive fan curve set you can only damage your GPU or make it toast if you run it at 85c all the time or increase the voltages past the stock 1150mv. I think i explain that in this video as well.
thanks soooooo much!!! I was so close to dumping my system after trying everything out there. I copied all your settings and my pc finally ran games without going black screen. thank you soooo much brother.
you are welcome ;) no need to waste time talking about how you should subscribe or hit the thumbs up button :) lol. Glad it helped. I have a few more videos on the topic of undervolting which you can find on my channel if you want a bit more info on what settings you can try and how i set my voltages.
Amazing video mate. Helped me a lot in reducing my GPU temp while gaming. I used to get around 80 to 85+ while playing Apex legends and my PC turns over due to overheating. I followed your steps and reduced to optimum GPU Speed and Fan curve and it works. Now I am getting around 58-65 temperature while playing apex legends. I will share my tuning setting for fans curve if anyone needs it. Note: Earlier I could play all games with low temp but as my card is almost 5 years old now its overheating a lot.
I also suggest, if you're in a hot climate, take the side of your pc case off to help woth airflow. And for tuning the gpu If you drop the core clock around 1200mhz you can run lower voltages and get even lower temps, which can allow you to run lower fan speed
My auros 580 8GB stock 1360mhz - My settings 1400mhz - undervolt to 1110 from 1150.. + 20% power. Stable, a little bit more faster and 2-3 degrees cooler.
I would also recommend doing this if you have a rx 570 Itx model. Power limit is set at 120w and so the gpu is only clocked around 1150mhz and won't boost due to not enough power. I undervolted and now I am getting the same temps as before but from 1150mhz to 1300mhz with zero issues.
Good point. Some gpus y8u need to increase power limit so you can run higher clock speeds and when you set the appropriate voltage, as you mentioned you can squeeze out additional performance without impacting your original temps.
@@AleksandrsBrodie its also drawing about 15 watts less while gaming. only brought it down from 1150mv to 1020mv. also added 150mhz to the core so im getting like +5fps on all games now.
I buyed RX580 because better AC Valhalla performance and I was very happy how it worked. But noise of fans was unbearable and temperature of my gpu was high about 76dg C in every game. I dicided to send gpu back then i saw this video. Thank you very very much for it and for your great help.
Just found your video, and this is exactly what I was looking for. I'm currently running a RX 480, and my Clock is 1266 max and I'm tinkering with the settings still, but undervolting around 1000 mV. Might go down more, not sure. I was wondering how you know when to stop turning down the voltage? (Sorry I'm new to all this lmao)
glad it helped. Its simple, you stop lowering voltage when your system crashes :), some cards can run with a lower voltage. i just put 1020mv as a sane voltage so that it would work for most peoples cards. but as i mention, the silicon quality of each card varies. So you can try lowering the voltage -10mv each time. some games will need a higher voltage than others. if you are happy with your temps at 1000mv, you can also just leave it at that. Its up to you :) make sure you stress test the card after you make voltage changes
Hi bro, It works for me on MSI RX 580 8G OC ARMOR with Ryzen 5. Temperature before this tuning was normally between 79 - 83 Celsius, after that is max 75 Celsius, GPU TDP is lower and no fan heavy metal yet! YES! I tried new set up on Borderlands 3, High details and game is stable, without heating and monster cooling. Nice job man, many thx :)
hello is there any way we can make these settings permanently because every time I restart the pc the settings are reset and I need to reselect the profile. Can you help me
when you set a game profile, for example Call of duty, each time you load call of duty it should automatically apply those undervolt settings. if that does not work, then i dont know. its worked for me.
Man this really helped me, today i got my pc and it has gigabyte rx 580 4gb and damn it was hot and loud like 5 seconds in the game i applied you're settings and its so much quieter and cooler now thanks man it works still in 2023
Thanx it worked 👏👏 My pc was rebooting every time i play games. And i found out that at some points my gpu used 132 mw Now with this configuration it is runing perfect at 75mw
very happy to hear! if you look on my channel, i have anther video showing optimal settings you can try on your RX 5xx series GPU. ps, if you system was rebooting when gaming, it probably means you were pushing close to your PSU max wattage. undervolting = using less power like the way you set it up will make it easier on your psu.
@@AleksandrsBrodie yes but i still have temp problem, the pc stopped rebooting but gpu temp. is always 89c. Am using rx580 8g oc version. The cpu temp is normal ony gpu.. Do i need to change termal paste or ?
@@emin144 I would re paste the gpu then. If you are running with a config where you are only using around 80-100w in software and still hitting 89c, there is something else causing the card to overheat.
Hey bro, can you tell me what what is the temperature with rx570 and i5... and who is creator of your rx570 (xfx, ms, sapphire...) please tell me, it will help a lot
Bro i did this with my rx580 msi gaming 4gb totally new and now is running perfect at 63° full load, before in stock it was running at 75° full, yo just made my day bro, thanks a lot!
MSI Armor RX570 8 GB RAM: 1270 MHZ @975mV, and with finetuning the Fanspeed (!): max. 62-64° C and not so loud like without Fanspeedtuning: Division 2, WoT and many other Games. Nice Video and greetings from Germany.
What?! what is this setting?! maaaaan im got 68C in ultra setting on witcher 3,, before I got until 80C wow great job, thanks man you save my life, I mean my GPU!!!
Yup ;) its magic ;) Glad the video and settings helped. remember if the game/system crashes, just increase the core voltage by +20mv until it runs stable. its nice when a video actually helps make the gpu run cooler ;)
Hey Chino, Glad this helped you. I am considering doing a more indepth guide about undervolting and giving some tested voltages for different use cases.
@@AleksandrsBrodie i will be looking forward to the video guide! I use RX 580 and when I play Farcry 5 it goes up to 85'c and then screen goes black and the fans spin in max speed - I dont know what to do (newbie PC user)
@@AleksandrsBrodie I will test it out now - also another question, how did you have that "Zero RPM" mode in your Radeon software? I dont have it in mine and i have to use MSI Afterburner to set it to 0 RPM during low/idle Thanks
Radeon rx 570 4gb. Switched graphics card to compute mode. Voltage is 750,765,950,965,975,985,995,1005. Using it for crypto mining. $2 a day. Temp 65°C Thank you!!
I'm now at 0.900 V and 1220 MHz! Power consumption is down about a third at 90W and it's stable so far. To get lower than 0.950 V you have to lower VRAM voltage too. I have RX 580 (ASUS Dual 4GB) and the with stock settings it's not really a quiet or cool card..
Thanks dude i had overheating problem with 87C and with that i had freezing and crashing , and now i have 77C max tnx for that , now i have less 5-10 in games ,you fixed my problem thank you very much
you are very welcome. you can also consider lowering your core clock a bit more so you can lower your core voltage even more which will make a bigger difference. i would aim to get temps down to 72-74c.
The thing is with MSI Afterburner for undervolting any GPU is going into the curve editor which the skin that is easiest to use it is MSI Mystic which you can balance it out compared to the example you were showing.
@@AleksandrsBrodie Yep cause the next video after yours is titled "Undervolting Older GPUs" which the guy even mentions that using the curve editor is just like the method you used that you would get the same results which tbh i like using MSI Afterburner more because it is just easier no matter what GPU i would end up using.
Very helpful bro thanks! One thing Idu is why didnt amd just give us a slider for voltages like the newer rx 5000 /6000/7000 series instead of all these states but your video is very helpful thanks..:)
very useful video, cause with MSI Afterburner Warzone randomly crashes all the time after undervolting and overclocking (on my RX570 Rog Strix 8Gb). thanks!
nice. ;) glad the video helped. i have two other undervolt videos where i also give a bit more info on what settings to use and how undervolting works if you want more info. you can find them on my channel on click the video i pinned in the comments.
Glad it helped. exact reason why i made this video, those asus cards run dam hot with stock cooler ;-; worst design ive ever come across honestly especially because of the high stock voltages. but once undervolted, they run perfectly ;)
@@AleksandrsBrodie Now 975mw 1320mhz(all on msi afterburner, when i turn on sistem, profile is already on.) , 3DMark Time Spy, fire strike extreme benchmark,Heaven Benchmark, all passed. Fan Auto 0-49% , temps 57-61 on full load gpu. tomorow i put new termal paste, and try for best results.. for now -40 mhz but -17°C
This is a link to a video with optimal Undervolting Settings for AMD RX 570/580 (also can work for some RX 470 and 480 cards)
ua-cam.com/video/0pzxFZBw-6Y/v-deo.html
Hi i from brazil and i like your channel kkk, but you need to show us fps in old and new config.
@@victorvasconcellosborborem2713 fps will go down if you lower core clock, if you don't change core clock, fps is same.
Voltage does not affect fps, only core clock affects performance
@@victorvasconcellosborborem2713 fps will go down if you lower core clock, if you don't change core clock, fps is same.
Voltage does not affect fps, only core clock affects performance
@@victorvasconcellosborborem2713 FPS is irrelevant, it's the temps that matter so you don't fry the card. The minor drop in FPS will only be noticed by meathead fps counter software, but your eyes will never even miss it.
Sitting at home alone in the middle east struggling with this issue for months now, a guy from the other side of the planet makes a video saving my ass across the world... Man I love this dude. I wish you only the best.
Glad it helped!
Yep, a guy sitting across the planet in Canada where it's going to be a high of 15c outside today 🙃😂
lol a middle east weeb
@@dishtroyer142 Yeah baybeee offline I'm a Taliban fighter but online I'm a kawaii princess UwU x'D ahahah
@@DeathToElmo could i be your prince? OwO
@@dishtroyer142 Hey, thanks for letting me borrow your 2 Ferrari's and Tesla.
Dude, you seriously saved me from going out and buying a completely different graphics card, replacing my hard drive, etc. THANK YOU!
You are very welcome. I would recommend watching my latest video where i show you what settings to specifically use for low temps and good performance.
Good luck! let me know how it goes and if you notice a temperature difference
@Anis Am this is a lower clock speed, but very low power consumption
ua-cam.com/video/0pzxFZBw-6Y/v-deo.html
@Anis Am I plan on making more content soon
Bro why hard drive?
@@AleksandrsBrodie Do you have a discord? I have a issue of sluttering hard so much and reach the 80-82C degree on my GPU is ASRock RX580 8GB OC Phantom gaming
Bro holy shit thank you so much dude. I went from 80s to almost low 90s to the 50s-60s under load. You have saved so many headaches.
Glad it helped!
Bro my gpu was 90° degrees, and now it is 60° degrees, thanks.
@@vorium148 ;) :)
@@vorium148 What Gpu u have i have ASUS Radeon RX 580 OC 4GB
@@fakecaptain6251 I have XFX Radeon RX 580 Series 4GB, I aplyed the settings n I changed my gpu thermal past too.
You are my lord and my savior. Huge thanks for encouraging me to undervolt my rx 480. Running stable at -95 mv. Temps are now 7-8 degrees lower. Your work is gold, man. Thanks a lot!
You are very welcome. I'm glad the video helps!
Happy holidays
I know this is an old comment but didd you adjust the power slider at all? Mine seems to crash in games @ stock clocks with even the smallest UV.
Thank you man, fixed my 2048sp with a few adjustments and now it doesn't crash games anymore.
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OMG EPIC!!!! Thank you SOOO much for this!!!! Just started playing Pathfinder Wrath of Righteous and my rx580 was hitting 82...that was with the side panel OFF!. Im using a NZXT 510i case and a R3 5600, w/a Cooler Master All In One Water cooler....my temps dropped from 82 to 60ish....you sir...are a God send, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge for those of us who love gaming but aren't so knowledgeable
Good thing I saw this video and it help me a lot to lower my temps by 10 degrees Celsius and get a fixed overclocked speed! I got a RX 570 4GB and set the max frequency to 1300MHz and voltage down to 1070mV and it's the sweet spot! Just subscribed too! Thanks man!
Glad to hear it helped!
did u also increase the state 5 and 6 or just 7 when u did your over clock?
@@JjDBz when undervolting you need to undervolt all states I believe
i have rx570 and did the same thing he did under volt to 1070 and reduce by 10mv per state up to state 2 then change core clock of state 7 from 1244 to 1275 played an hour of gta v and couple rounds of warzone. my temps still hit max 70 but most of the time low 60s so far it is stable.
Brother I have been struggling with this issue for almos two years, you are a life saver, thank u so much.
thank you so much for this!! I have an MSI armor cooler and I've been so worried playing games and seeing temps hit mid 80's - very grateful for the help!
Glad it helped.
I recently posted a video showing what settings to use for your GPU to it will run cooler
You can find the video in my channel
God now I'm truly fascinated with the evolution of youtube content in the last few years.
Many thanks for your helping tutorials.
Lol it's become something else haha, edits
Man, you are the best. Been trying for weeks to lower my temp, got better airflow, bought DarkRock 4, capped fps to 60, lowered game settings, nothing worked. I was at 78-80*C constantly.
I followed ur guide and now any game i play my temp is like 67-70*C max.
I went from 1150v to 1060 and also lowered Mhz from 1380 to 1300. Works like charm, not a single crash. I could go for even lower temps but i am ok with those.
Glad the video helped
Mate, this video is incredible. Thanks for walking an old noob like myself through this process. I shaved 20 degrees off my stress test. What the hell!
Hell ya man, its great :) glad you tried it :) remember if the system crashes or freezes, either 1. Lower Core clock or 2. Increase core voltage until it does not crash.
I aim for anything under 74/72c while under 100% load. but the gpu can survive at 80c.
Happy holidays!
I recently bought some pads for my Rx580 Reddevil PowerColor (2mm), change that anth the temp stills high. Then I see this video; I though that undervolt videocard=worst graphics, try it with this video and that really works, temp goes to 86° to 77° at stress.
Thanks dude, greetings from Colombia
You are welcome.
If you want lower temps, lower your Core clock, then you can lower your Core voltages more.
You're amazing man just dropped by -10c in Red Dead Redemption 2 was getting 68-70 now getting 58-60c without any performance loss!
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Man, can't thank you enough. I was really afraid to try it, but I was gettinh 89°-90° in Jedi Fallen Order with my XFX RX 570 4GB. This made me try your settings, and now I am almost all the time reaching 70°, 74° at most. This "only" reduced 15°-20°. I am just amazed!!!
you know what they say, do or do not, just dont let the gpu over heat.
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Also just remember if the gpu crashes, just increase core voltage by 10-20+ mv until its stable
@@AleksandrsBrodie Man, I was really impressed, but... for some reason, the temps are reaching the same levels again, and the configs are exactly as if I just copied yours :(
what are your milivolts on state 7 and 6 ? could i know
bro plzz tell me your settings of rx 570..i also have the xfx rx 570 4gb..my games crash and says amd driver timeout
thank you soo much. i could not understand any other tutorial on youtube. my temps drops drastically. warzone on low settings doesnt even get over 70 now. i used to get to the high 70s with stock settings. i really appreciate your video. alot of games would run almost at 80c even some pretty easy games to run that used less that 1gb of space. my case had alot of airflow and i just repasted my gpu but my gpu would just skyrocket. cpu was fine. it was only my gpu that would go up in those temps. games dont go over 70 now unless its a really demanding game
thanks for taking the time to leave a comment ;)
this is why I made the tutorial. its not perfect, but i was hoping it would help someone ;)
and ya, running the correct voltage on the GPU makes all the difference. by default, its generally way too high.
With your settings my temps dropped down from 79 to 70 degrees, the power consumption dropped down by 50W from 175W to 125W, thats almost 30% while maintaining the same FPS!!!! But Most Important for me was that the Card is quiet. Before undervolting the Fans Went Up Like crazy but now it's quiet !! Thank you Sir
You are very welcome. glad they helped!
Dude, thank you very much. You saved my RX570 from toasting. Went from 80+ downwards to 60-75.
You a life saver bro. Thanks once again.
Thanks, i may experience a few drop in fps like 3-5, but that was well worth it for my GPU lifespan
Yup. :) worth imo.
Just remember:
Clock speed affects fps,
Voltage affects power consumption = heat.
So if you want higher fps, you can run higher clock speed, which will require a bit higher voltage.
I generally aim to keep my gpu around 68-72c when under full load and choose clock speed and voltages for that.
Worked so well it felt like a miracle. No more scary high temperatures and no performance impact noticed.
👍👍
Thank for this video, It was more than helpful. I bought new rx 570 and that graphic card in game start screaming with 89 degrees. With this method graphic card is calm with 74 degrees in high preforming games as MW Warzone.
Thank you again :)
I am very glad it helped.
You are absolutely awesome, dude. Temp went from 75 to 65 with just -50mV. Can't thank you enough.
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Just picked up a 580 GTS Black furnace. Thing was burning at 85-89C. Tinkered around with these settings, dropped over 20c in full load temps in game. I did adjust the fan settings as well. Thanks 2 years later.
Can you share you're fan settings, my rx 580 is loud
Undervolted my rx 570, from 1150mV to 960mV and memory by -50 mV. After undervolting, I tried to over clock and got mine stable at 1390mhz core and 1950mhz mem. Now it just consumes 99-110w while gaming and doing other gpu intensive tasks, temps also got lower as it used to stay at 79-85°c while gaming, now its only at 65-69°c. Loved the vid man keep up the good work!!! 🙏
Btw my GPU 's asic quality is 75%
Really Informative video, I had to lower the temps on my XFX 570 4GB by undervolting and lowering frequency, I lose some FPS but it’s worth it for lower temps.
Glad you found it helpful.
This is the only reason I make these video is so that someone like yourself can make use of it :) or learn something
Hi! I have the same card as you, may i know the details of your undervolting and underclocking?
@@isohel112 if you check my channel, my latest video shows you good tested settings to use on your card, they will lower your gpu temps.
Wow I’ve been playing COD vanguard for a couple of months and my temps went from 84-85 degrees while running in game to a constant 73-74 degrees i was starting to worry that I’d need a new GPU and cooling system..Thank you so much for the tutorial
Glad it helped.
Remember if systems freezes or crashes, either increase core cottage +20mv until stable or to keep lower temps, lower core clock -20mhz until stable.
Thank you for the awesome information :) I honestly though this wouldnt make a big difference, i was wrong! I have a powercolor rx 580 8gb that was going to 75º celsius max which i found it ok (a little more than i wanted too), but then i did the same undervolt and get 63º max and the pc evens stays quieter. You sir, are a genius and a good person for sharing
I am glad it helped! stay Cool ;)
yes and - 5fps in games.. this is to much i prefer 1400Mhz core and 1120mv 69º better perfomance and good temp.
@@bisnaga1990 if your card has good temps, no need to drop clocks and voltage. :)
Jeeez thank you so much! I was tryna play God of war with original graphics, hitting 89 degrees with rx 580 fans spinning at max 4500 rpm and a lot of drops in game. After applying these settings, no more drops anymore and it is running around 75 degrees with fans only 3000 rpm. And it saves a lot of power too!
Btw you can also copy the settings that I share from the pinned comment. I link to another video I made.
Have good weekend.
In my opinion, the whole purpose of undervolting is to dramatically increase performance per watt ratio; even if it means sacrificing some raw performance, and this video is a great example.
For example, I'm running my vintage Fermi, a very hot card, at -50MHz core clock and -180mV undervolt. Temperatures went down from ~90c to low 70c! That's a reduction of almost 20c at a cost of ~5% lower performance!
And since I play at either 30 or 60FPS locked with vsync, the GPU remains at around ~60c most of the time.
:D good explanation.
the whole undervolting concept can help either low your temps or improve performance if you are thermal throttling,
not to mention safer temps can lead to a longer life span
Agreed... I got my RX 480 down to a 73W GPU power limit at the cost of 7% performance, but that requires max tuning and testing all the power states. With a i7-4770s, 16GB ram and RX 480 undervolted I'm drawing around 155-160W at the wall while gaming.
I know this is a year old. But you're awesome for making this video! I thought something was wrong with my new PC and kept searching and wondering why my temp was 50-58 during idle, and 74-89 when I would play something. I wanted someone to do a video for the RX 570, and this was the perfect video! Now when I play a game it's around 60-80! And during idle it stays around 45. Thank you.
Awesome 👌 glad it helped
Went from having a thermonuclear video card to a totally happy one at 50% fan curve all the time without even dropping core clock. Thank you so much!
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Dude this is just freakin awesome!!! I'm using a powercolor red devil rx570 4gb and was getting 80C when playing apex legends, I did your tutorial with your exact settings, now sits at 60Cmax! Thanks man!
im very happy to hear!
honestly :)
undervolting can seem "scary" but its just settings the right voltages so that your card does not use higher voltages than needed -> giving you high temps.
Glad it helped.
If it crashes for you, you can always increase voltage by +25mv on all states
How's the performance dude?
Did it stay still or degrade
@@gilbert7864 performance does not degrade with undervolting.
@@AleksandrsBrodie omg rlly??
Alr thanks dude im gonna test it out
From 85°c max load down to 70°c, you saved my gpu. Thnx! +1 sub
Glad it worked Ryle,
Happy holidays 😏😉
A cooler gpu is a happy gpu
what setting u use ?
@@zubairzamri7927 mine is State4 - 945 | State5 - 950 | State6 - 955 | State7 - 985
@@zubairzamri7927 I also have a video on my channel where i go over optimal voltages for lower temps
Ty for this just got an RX580 and was worried because I saw it kept getting over 78 Celsius. This helps a lot.
glad to hear!
happy new years Robert
mine reached 80ºC lmao
@@wandersonvitor3054 I would set a custom fan curve.
@@AleksandrsBrodie Yeah, I was thinking about it. If I put the fans to work 80% when the temperature reachs 80°C it will good or bad? I mean, for the fans lifespan.
@@wandersonvitor3054 I would first try going to my channel and copying the core and voltage settings on the one undervolting video i have called, Optimal voltages, and see if that help with your temps first.
Here is a link to the video
ua-cam.com/video/0pzxFZBw-6Y/v-deo.html
Yo this is great! Just a heads up to anyone else, don’t try to replace a profile with a new save if that profile is loaded 🤪 major crash
Thank you so much! I was playing ark which is my first intense game since I started using my pc, and it was LOUD, it sounded like it was close to max, about like 3500rpm, and I dropped it down and it stills a little loud but when I put my headphones in I don’t hear it( at about 2500rpm) so honestly it isn’t that bad, thank you so much!
Specs: Rx580 Armor 8gb, Ryzen 5 1500x, 500gb m.2 ssd, 16gb 3200mhz Ram
If you want better results, yes better. Copy the settings I use in the video that I pinned in the comments
Bro thankyou so much!!! My 580 went from 77c down to hovering around 69 and 70c!
Glad it helped.
Happy holidays
can share your setting with me ??
Yo pls share your settings
2021, still work! From 76degree to 63...
Also it managed to fix the random crashes I had when running at higher clock speed. Thanks for the vid!
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also it increases CORE CLOCK because with a lower temperature you use less energy for the cooling fan
Found this video today after I started having issues with my MSI rx580 8gb.
Between this, and a fresh application of thermal paste, the card temps dropped about 10-15 degrees (was hitting 87 degrees at full load) while playing the CoD Modern Warfare remasters at 1440p High/Extra settings Thank you man!
That is awesome
Update: I eventually got some occasional crashes and freezes in some game. So I found the voltages that works perfectly for my Rx 580 Red Devil 8GB. Been 2 weeks of constant gaming and not a single crash.
1060-1065-1070-1075-1080v for state 3-7. Anything lower than this, can cause crashes (very rarely and not on all games, but it happens).
Good luck all, don't be afraid to experiment until you find the perfect values for you, and thx again Aleksandrs!
Nice work, and ya, each card will need a different voltage to run stable.
:)
did you touch mhz values?
Can u please help me to ? I have a rx 580 and get driver timeout on every 2 3 days . Its possobile send me a pic from your setting ? Iam a wolrd of warcraft player i can't take more crashes anymore :(
@@sawmi37 sorry i no longer have that card, got a rtx 3050 from Nvidia now.
@@alanrayne1693 i gonna do this tomorrow
Tired try everything
This tutorial definitely deserves a like! Helped like a charm!
Thanks dude, i followed ur setting, currently i'm using rx 570 asus rog strix, at stock it consume 150 watts, when i follow your setting, it decrease into 108 watt, thank you so much
Nice!
Yo what settings did you use bruj
@@bishop8089 I have another video that i pinned in the comment section or you can find it on my YT channel that shows an example optimal clocks and voltages you can use on your GPU that will help reduce your temps a lot.
At 108 watt, how abiut the fps perform bro? Pliz tell me? 150w vs 108w
@@jejeykun6713 if you lower your core clock, then it will affect your fps. But just lowering voltage does not affect fps.
Try it out and see yourself :)
Thank you very much, I have a RX 580 msi gaming x. Overclocked it slightly, from 1380 to 1400 and applied undervolt from 1150 to 1060. Tested it with 3dMark and seems ok. At least now I have a little more confidence when doing this.
Glad to hear, your temps should also be lower now!
@@AleksandrsBrodie Yeah , I had to revert all the settings. Got massive artifacts in Apex Legends. Will play around with it at some other time again.
@@RudiOnRails ya, some GPUs need a higher voltage for the core state. just depends on Silicon Lottery.
you can also try lowering your core clock if you want the card to run cooler
@@AleksandrsBrodie Well i think with some adjustments it will probably work. My card sits at like 70 degrees under load so i am not to worried should be ok there.
@@RudiOnRails 1060 at 1400 is to low try 1090 or 1100
I'm using Power Color Red Devil RX570 4GB. undervolt at 1320Mhz with just 950mV.
runs Battlefield 1 at high setting with average 153FPS and my GPU Temp 64C max.
thats awesome!
Looks much easier to understand than the msi undervolting. Thanks!
Hey! First off, I must say this tutorial is very nice and detailed, it's hard to find one like yours nowadays! :)
Also, here's the biggest problem I've got with my PC:
I bought my (XFX) RX 570 8GB a couple months ago and immediately noticed that it usually goes from 55°C to almost 90°C (from 131°F to 194°F) whenever I open any "demanding" game (Warzone, Mafia Definitive Edition, Rainbow Six, Fortnite, etc.)
Temperatures also change immediately as if the chip went from Idle to Max temps in a matter of seconds, so I googled a way to lower the temperatures and stumbled upon your video.
Another problem is that my CPU doesn't have integrated graphics (i3 9100F, can't see anything if I connect my screen to my motherboard) and for that reason, I'm scared of undervolting and/or toasting my GPU.
So... what would you suggest to get a significant temperature drop to about 79-85°C (174°F-185°F) instead of that absurd 90°C (194°F)?
ok, first of all, sounds like your card is just one of those hot runner. aka just runs hot out of the box.
second, I would watch the latest Undervolting guide I made where I show you some settings you can copy and try.
to clarify, undervolting in the AMD software is not a permanent thing, the settings go away when you remove them or restart your pc.
If you want the settings to stick each time you load a game, you need to set up a game profile.
So I would try copying the settings I put in my latest video, and see how that goes. If your system crashes/freezes with those settings set in your game profile for COD warzone. then inscrease the voltages a bit.
Also make sure to set a more aggressive fan curve either way, in either MSI afterburner or in the AMD drivers.
1. copy undervolt settings
2. if game crashes, bump up the voltages a bit +20mv on states 3-7 then load up your game and try again.
3. make sure you have a more aggressive fan curve set
you can only damage your GPU or make it toast if you run it at 85c all the time or increase the voltages past the stock 1150mv.
I think i explain that in this video as well.
Thanks Brodie, got my Rx580 card down to 75C from 89C. You are a champ.
Glad it helped
Actually in MSI afterburner you can press CTRL F and bring up more fine voltage control. You can adjust voltage for each frequency stage
ya I found out. thx!
thanks soooooo much!!! I was so close to dumping my system after trying everything out there. I copied all your settings and my pc finally ran games without going black screen. thank you soooo much brother.
No crash anymore ?
On point from the first second of the video. Thank you
you are welcome ;) no need to waste time talking about how you should subscribe or hit the thumbs up button :) lol.
Glad it helped.
I have a few more videos on the topic of undervolting which you can find on my channel if you want a bit more info on what settings you can try and how i set my voltages.
This video helped me lower temp from 85C to 76C . Thank you sir
:)
Thank you for this! It really helped optimize my RX580! :)
Glad it helped.
😊
Amazing video mate. Helped me a lot in reducing my GPU temp while gaming. I used to get around 80 to 85+ while playing Apex legends and my PC turns over due to overheating. I followed your steps and reduced to optimum GPU Speed and Fan curve and it works. Now I am getting around 58-65 temperature while playing apex legends. I will share my tuning setting for fans curve if anyone needs it.
Note: Earlier I could play all games with low temp but as my card is almost 5 years old now its overheating a lot.
I also suggest, if you're in a hot climate, take the side of your pc case off to help woth airflow.
And for tuning the gpu
If you drop the core clock around 1200mhz you can run lower voltages and get even lower temps, which can allow you to run lower fan speed
@@AleksandrsBrodie Sure mate. Thanks for the tips
@@aadarsh21can you share you're fan settings profile, my rx 580 is so loud 😅
amazing!!! I am a COD MW streamer. your video helped me. thank you
glad it helps :)
With this guide, and some adjustments to my gpu's stock fans. I went down to 73 degrees from 84 degrees. My gpu runs smoother. Thanks a lot !
Yay 😁 happy to hear it worked out well for you.
@@AleksandrsBrodie Thanks sir !
My auros 580 8GB stock 1360mhz - My settings 1400mhz - undervolt to 1110 from 1150.. + 20% power. Stable, a little bit more faster and 2-3 degrees cooler.
Dammmn bro, thank you! I got my 580 from 96 degrees to around 50-55. You saved my PC from crashing!
👍👍
I would also recommend doing this if you have a rx 570 Itx model. Power limit is set at 120w and so the gpu is only clocked around 1150mhz and won't boost due to not enough power. I undervolted and now I am getting the same temps as before but from 1150mhz to 1300mhz with zero issues.
Good point. Some gpus y8u need to increase power limit so you can run higher clock speeds and when you set the appropriate voltage, as you mentioned you can squeeze out additional performance without impacting your original temps.
@@AleksandrsBrodie its also drawing about 15 watts less while gaming. only brought it down from 1150mv to 1020mv. also added 150mhz to the core so im getting like +5fps on all games now.
I buyed RX580 because better AC Valhalla performance and I was very happy how it worked. But noise of fans was unbearable and temperature of my gpu was high about 76dg C in every game. I dicided to send gpu back then i saw this video. Thank you very very much for it and for your great help.
Glad it helped!
Happy holidays
@@AleksandrsBrodie Happy holidays for you too 👨👨👦🎄
legit dropped 15 degrees now i dont have to worry about my temps
yup
Yoo thanks a lot...my gpu temps were around 70° and after this method those temps dropped from 70° to 55°
Thank you I Used to get high 60s and low 70s now I get High 50s and low 60s 🙏
You are very welcome Hamza.
Happy new years
Just found your video, and this is exactly what I was looking for. I'm currently running a RX 480, and my Clock is 1266 max and I'm tinkering with the settings still, but undervolting around 1000 mV. Might go down more, not sure. I was wondering how you know when to stop turning down the voltage? (Sorry I'm new to all this lmao)
glad it helped.
Its simple, you stop lowering voltage when your system crashes :), some cards can run with a lower voltage. i just put 1020mv as a sane voltage so that it would work for most peoples cards. but as i mention, the silicon quality of each card varies.
So you can try lowering the voltage -10mv each time. some games will need a higher voltage than others. if you are happy with your temps at 1000mv, you can also just leave it at that.
Its up to you :)
make sure you stress test the card after you make voltage changes
When the system completely freezes under load then you've reached the limit
@@JudeTheUA-camPoopersubscribe yup, when system freezes you either have to lower core clock or increase voltage
Very helpful, i put my max clock down and voltages and i got a drop of -10w and the game still runs smooth
great video going to try it on my 570 tonight!
Hi bro, It works for me on MSI RX 580 8G OC ARMOR with Ryzen 5. Temperature before this tuning was normally between 79 - 83 Celsius, after that is max 75 Celsius, GPU TDP is lower and no fan heavy metal yet! YES! I tried new set up on Borderlands 3, High details and game is stable, without heating and monster cooling. Nice job man, many thx :)
Happy to hear it helps
just press ctrl+F in afterburner btw ;)
that is one way ;)
it worked really well for me, my temp when playing was going way above 85 but now its on solid 60-70 celcius
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hello is there any way we can make these settings permanently because every time I restart the pc the settings are reset and I need to reselect the profile. Can you help me
when you set a game profile, for example Call of duty, each time you load call of duty it should automatically apply those undervolt settings. if that does not work, then i dont know. its worked for me.
use msi afterburner it works with any brand
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@@wow758 hyr
Man this really helped me, today i got my pc and it has gigabyte rx 580 4gb and damn it was hot and loud like 5 seconds in the game i applied you're settings and its so much quieter and cooler now thanks man it works still in 2023
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Can this help to run on my cv450 psu better and lesser power consumption for more reliability?
Yes. Optimized clocks+voltages = Optimal power usage.
I recently put out a video with optimal clocks and voltages.
Thanx it worked 👏👏
My pc was rebooting every time i play games. And i found out that at some points my gpu used 132 mw
Now with this configuration it is runing perfect at 75mw
very happy to hear! if you look on my channel, i have anther video showing optimal settings you can try on your RX 5xx series GPU.
ps, if you system was rebooting when gaming, it probably means you were pushing close to your PSU max wattage. undervolting = using less power like the way you set it up will make it easier on your psu.
@Rayker here is a video i recently made showing optimal settings to use>
ua-cam.com/video/0pzxFZBw-6Y/v-deo.html
@@AleksandrsBrodie yes but i still have temp problem, the pc stopped rebooting but gpu temp. is always 89c. Am using rx580 8g oc version.
The cpu temp is normal ony gpu..
Do i need to change termal paste or ?
@@emin144 I would re paste the gpu then.
If you are running with a config where you are only using around 80-100w in software and still hitting 89c, there is something else causing the card to overheat.
Yo thanks i just bought my rx 570 and i am pairing it with an i5 and i will lower the vol so i can game for hours without problems. R6
glad it helped
Hey bro, can you tell me what what is the temperature with rx570 and i5... and who is creator of your rx570 (xfx, ms, sapphire...) please tell me, it will help a lot
@@game4fun24 I would look to buy Sapphire Nitro+ they have the best cooling,
@@AleksandrsBrodie okay bro, thank you so much. Wish you all the best for helping me and other people out.
Sory for bad english btw
@@game4fun24 ;)
Thanks man! Thanks to you and your guide temperatures of my RX 580 just dropped from 80°C (!) To 70° (!!)
It is a huge progress
Before: 75C
After: 60C
Thank you good sir.
You're welcome.
Happy holidays
Bro i did this with my rx580 msi gaming 4gb totally new and now is running perfect at 63° full load, before in stock it was running at 75° full, yo just made my day bro, thanks a lot!
glad it helped.
Happy holidays,
remember, if it does crash, it just means your voltage is too low for the core clock you have chosen to run
I and gpu at -10c am I high rn
go from 80c to 70c :)
seems like i lost some frames on jedi fallen order but temps droped from 86 to max 70 ,thank you for the video you are a lifesaver
of course you will drop a few frames but now your gpu is less likely to die due to heat
@@AleksandrsBrodie Im downloading warzone and if i would have some problems, would you help me with the same heat issues?
MSI Armor RX570 8 GB RAM: 1270 MHZ @975mV, and with finetuning the Fanspeed (!): max. 62-64° C and not so loud like without Fanspeedtuning: Division 2, WoT and many other Games. Nice Video and greetings from Germany.
Thanks awesome. Enjoy the low temps and noise
What?! what is this setting?! maaaaan im got 68C in ultra setting on witcher 3,, before I got until 80C wow great job, thanks man you save my life, I mean my GPU!!!
Yup ;) its magic ;)
Glad the video and settings helped.
remember if the game/system crashes, just increase the core voltage by +20mv until it runs stable.
its nice when a video actually helps make the gpu run cooler ;)
Thank you so much, from 82-88 down to 66-72. Owe you man!
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Thanks for showing this my rx580 was getting so hot and making so much noise I was considering spending money now I’ll try this
You can try the settings from the video I pinned in comments
tnx buddy now works 20c under..no noise..you saved me.
Good video with many good explanation on lowering other states.
Glad it helped 😉
Thank you so much ive been looking for a fix for months and this has done the trick :)
Happy to hear
Tried it in 2023
From 84© in red dead to 65-71©
Thank you man you're a life saver ✅
thank you bro!! been having this black screen flickering issue every once in a while , this fixed the problem
Hey Chino, Glad this helped you.
I am considering doing a more indepth guide about undervolting and giving some tested voltages for different use cases.
@@AleksandrsBrodie i will be looking forward to the video guide! I use RX 580 and when I play Farcry 5 it goes up to 85'c and then screen goes black and the fans spin in max speed - I dont know what to do (newbie PC user)
@@Kinpoi you need to undervolt you gpu.
Set state 7 core clock to 1300mhz and core voltage 1030mv
@@AleksandrsBrodie I will test it out now - also another question, how did you have that "Zero RPM" mode in your Radeon software? I dont have it in mine and i have to use MSI Afterburner to set it to 0 RPM during low/idle
Thanks
@@Kinpoi probably has to do with model of gpu
I customized like you and it worked well.
@@CongMNguyen awesome glad it worked out
Radeon rx 570 4gb. Switched graphics card to compute mode. Voltage is 750,765,950,965,975,985,995,1005. Using it for crypto mining. $2 a day. Temp 65°C
Thank you!!
For crypto run 1100mhz at 820-850mv
Thanks with this tutorial my RX 580 8gb (Power Color) its running at 980mv at the last state @1350mhz
glad it helped
I'm now at 0.900 V and 1220 MHz! Power consumption is down about a third at 90W and it's stable so far. To get lower than 0.950 V you have to lower VRAM voltage too.
I have RX 580 (ASUS Dual 4GB) and the with stock settings it's not really a quiet or cool card..
Ya those asus cards run hot
Thanks dude i had overheating problem with 87C and with that i had freezing and crashing , and now i have 77C max tnx for that , now i have less 5-10 in games ,you fixed my problem thank you very much
you are very welcome.
you can also consider lowering your core clock a bit more so you can lower your core voltage even more which will make a bigger difference.
i would aim to get temps down to 72-74c.
@@AleksandrsBrodie i know but in my afterburner core voltage is locked
@@plavi8415 you can unlock core voltage control in the settings ;)
@@AleksandrsBrodie yes but do i lose fps after that?
@@plavi8415 yes, when you lower core clock you do lose a little fps. But voltage has no affect on fps.
The thing is with MSI Afterburner for undervolting any GPU is going into the curve editor which the skin that is easiest to use it is MSI Mystic which you can balance it out compared to the example you were showing.
Good points 👍 this needs an update ideally lol it's been almost 4 years now
@@AleksandrsBrodie Yep cause the next video after yours is titled "Undervolting Older GPUs" which the guy even mentions that using the curve editor is just like the method you used that you would get the same results which tbh i like using MSI Afterburner more because it is just easier no matter what GPU i would end up using.
Very helpful bro thanks! One thing Idu is why didnt amd just give us a slider for voltages like the newer rx 5000 /6000/7000 series instead of all these states but your video is very helpful thanks..:)
Mine was running 80
After tuning it dropped to 70
Thanks buddy for helping me out...
👍👍
very useful video, cause with MSI Afterburner Warzone randomly crashes all the time after undervolting and overclocking (on my RX570 Rog Strix 8Gb). thanks!
:)
lol fist time i actually understand how to undevolt my card after so many videos
nice. ;) glad the video helped. i have two other undervolt videos where i also give a bit more info on what settings to use and how undervolting works if you want more info. you can find them on my channel on click the video i pinned in the comments.
ASUS ROG STRX 1300 from 1360 mhz on 1000mw .. From 77 78°C (on 80%fan speed) to 62-63 max on 53% fan speed, silent and coold. Nice VIDEO ! TNX..
Glad it helped. exact reason why i made this video, those asus cards run dam hot with stock cooler ;-; worst design ive ever come across honestly especially because of the high stock voltages. but once undervolted, they run perfectly ;)
@@AleksandrsBrodie Now 975mw 1320mhz(all on msi afterburner, when i turn on sistem, profile is already on.) , 3DMark Time Spy, fire strike extreme benchmark,Heaven Benchmark, all passed. Fan Auto 0-49% , temps 57-61 on full load gpu. tomorow i put new termal paste, and try for best results.. for now -40 mhz but -17°C