RTX 3070 Overclocking Guide - How To Push 2000/2150 Mhz Core, 16Gbps Memory With Msi Afterburner!!!

[@rekt_gg]

tip for 3:52, if you have it enabled where msi afterburner will apply the settings when the computer is started up: if you hold down the ctrl key it will not apply at startup, this was a safety feature implemented by them. You do this right after you login or if your PC has no password, right after windows boot screen. This Ctrl button only applies when your PC is being started up for the first time. It won't be affected if you are in game for example and press ctrl

[@Seekah_]

i shall stash this information in my brain till needed, ty

[@johnmachter40]

when should you push ctrl?

[@rekt_gg]

@@johnmachter40 right after you login or if your PC has no password, right after windows boot screen

[@johnmachter40]

@@rekt_gg thanks

[@MozartsFinalPiece]

I'm writing that on a sticky note and putting on the back of my monitor just in case. Thank you

[@magicfluteb]

Wise decision in taking everything step by step with full explanation. It really helps if you're new to all of this. Some videos take it for granted that you're experienced and know what they are talking about. It can be tedious if you're experienced, but then you can always fast forward ...

[@minimusmax]

perfect, I have a 3070 and I came here to learn how to use MSI afterburner for it. thanks!

[@vern86]

Overclocked my 3070 and it's never going over 60° at full charge. Thanks a lot!

[@silfrido1768]

Bruh how

[@vern86]

@@silfrido1768 good airflow and cooled room temperature. i said the temps in Heaven Benchmark

[@GoBlueHTB]

I just upgraded from a 1060 SC 6GB to a 3070 FTW3 Ultra. I used Assassin's Creed Ancient Egypt Discovery Tour for benchmarking purposes. I play on 3440x1440p resolution. In 2020, I OC'd my 1060 and turned down/off the most intensive graphics settings and got a (yellow) "Stable" Frames Score of 5844, averaging 48 FPS with a 21ms/f GPU render time. Upon upgrading to my 3070, I turned all of the graphics settings to max. I got a (greenish yellow) "Very High" score of 8564, averaging 73 FPS with 14ms GPU render. Upon following this guide and pushing it to the limit, I managed to get a (bright green) "Very High" score of 9097 (over 9000!), averaging 78 FPS with a 13ms GPU render. I used a +60% core voltage, +170 core clock, and +1250(!!!) memory clock. I'm now comfortably sitting at 2085-2150 MHz GPU clock with a ridiculous 8250 MHz memory. I was astounded by how well the memory overclocked, sitting at a stable 8250 MHz. I managed to push it to +1400 memory before finding artifacts and bumping it back down to 1200 before settling on 1250. So glad I forked over the extra change and bought this card over the Founder's Edition. Anyone trying to claim the FE is better at OCing is out of their mind. Just look at the comparison on GPU Monkey and it isn’t even close. Thank you for the guide! Subscribed.

[@chungushimself3712]

Just upgraded my 2080s yesterday! Can’t wait to finally be able to actually tune a card the 2080s didn’t have much headway

[@jerekettunen4860]

Great video mate, I'm moderately experienced with afterburner, but new to RTX, this had good content, I'll recommend this to others when needed.

[@justbringit9157]

This is for a aftermarket card. For the founders you’d be able to push the clock speed little higher since it has a lower base clock speed correct

[@StonedSolid]

No, lower base clock doesn't automatically mean higher ceiling. Max clock varies from card to card based on the silicon lottery (luck), with cooling playing a roll.

[@vavra222]

Awesome guide, last time i overclocked a GPU was when i had a 750ti lmao. My old 1070 didnt like to be touched AT ALL, so i just dropped it. Glad to see that 3070 can do a lot with pretty low effort, my values settled pretty much where yours were, i dont wanna push it to the limit, core took +200 well but above +250 it starts to crash. Mems at +1000 and i probably could push them more, but i dont honestly want to, im very happy with where im at now.

[@SuperSaiyaGinge]

Thanks for the guide mate. I'm newer to the overclocking scene and I recently switched from AMD to Nvidia. Before I just kept everything as it is as overclocking on AMD cards seemed a mess to me. Just for reference I have the 3070 TUF Gaming OC card and it works a treat. Gonna test it now on Rust as I had only been playing it before with 7GB of my GPU RAM and the PVE server I was in on XMAS day was low on FPS so bad with all the large bases.

[@Dioslux]

results?

[@gdgd5194]

RESULTS BRO? XD

[@ThatBritalian]

Just got my 3070 yesterday and am already pushing this thing to the maximum!

[@leroychoong]

EVGA RTX 3070 FTW3 Ultra : Mem clock +900 Core Clock +150 Power target : 110 GPU Temp Target : 89c Haven't tried pushing more, but so far this is the most stable i've had.

[@Aronss]

Man I need to know what you did! I’ve got the same exact card bro.

[@WoolyBlubber]

Same card for me. Got best results with mem clock +1000, core +140, voltage +55. Avg fps benchmarked on cyberpunk with DLSS = auto and everything on ultra is 63fps. Equal to baseline 3080 kek

[@Soviet_BulleT]

I found this card 2nd hand for 200$ and thought of it as a steal after my 1080Ti died on me. After one week, my fans were going out crazy, i didnt control it and even sometimes it crashed on me with full on fans blowing everything they got, I thought I got scammed. Then I saw your video, I personally used Helldivers 2 and Fallout 4 modded for my benchmarks and so far so good. I'm grateful for your video sir, time to actually enjoy this GPU instead of being frustrated.

[@MrMrHiggins]

Cannot believe all the other videos I've watched didn't take the temp into account

[@bigb0ss282]

Tnx dude! :) Got my Asus Dual runing really good now! Core clock speed was bugged.

[@Gladlion]

Is your asus dual the normal one or the OC version? If it is the normal one, do you recommend overclock mine?

[@4headgaming448]

Totally new to this, thank you for this simple guide!

[@kamikazee2239]

That voltage slider is definitely not a placebo slider, it allows you to each the maximum voltage of 1.1v or 1.093v depending on the card...

[@ToNyMaDmOnTaNa]

my score was 3000 on rtx 3070 msi gaming z trio with ryzen 3600 and motherbroad msi b450m pro vdh max and thank u this really helps

[@neil1922]

Great vid dude, just did this on my RTX 3070 TI :D

[@BarraGutheWorld]

I also have a rtx 3070ti and was wondering if you've had any issues yet since the overclock is for the rtx 3070?

[@neil1922]

@@BarraGutheWorld Settled for +50 Volts, power Limit maxed out, core +130, mem +900. Temps around 55-60C, 2100 - 2080mhz core. Could go higher, but I'm not getting any more gains for higher power. I have a 3070 TI RTX FTW3 EVGA Ultra

[@BarraGutheWorld]

@@neil1922 Thankyou so much!

[@reti7959]

I have a Palit RTX 3070 Jetstream which has a high power rating due to superior parts, including Samsung memory modules. Overclocked it to 2100mhz with 8000mhz (16GB/s) memory clock and under volted by 5%. GPU doesn't get above 70c on benchmarks, usually being 65c. Under volting was the best thing I did. Before under volting it would run at 85c+

[@360Fov]

I got a Pali GamingPro 3070 today...not sure if it also has superior part or samsung memory modules - it differs from reference with a larger heatsink and 3rd fan... but I'd certainly like to undervolt it, if only to extend its lifespan potentially.

[@reti7959]

@@360Fov I believe Palit use superior parts generally. Give it a go. I've left my undervolt to 97% of it's power ability and it's stable as shit now. It's great. Getting 2100mhz on the clock and 8000 on the memory and it doesn't go above 78 on the hotspot and 68 on the GPU. Playing demanding games on ultra. Idle it sits at 40-45 on the hotspot and about 35 on the GPU, though I am in the UK and it's autumn now, almost winter

[@charredolive]

This man has an RGB chair. No way he loses any games, his gaming chair is just built different.

[@overdrive__9114]

Holy fuck thank you I had on curve and put my MHz to 1000 started crash looping and to go in safe and then I saw this followed all the overclock s and my 3D mark score went from 12700 to 13 364

[@LegionGamingTV]

I have the MSI Gaming X Trio 3070 and got +200 core and +950 mem on air.. I ran it in 3DMark Port Royal and got #37 on the leaderboards with a 5800x.

[@durgeshsharma3819]

Hey thanks bro.... I too have the same gpu, will take your numbers as baseline.... Will let you know the outcome

[@LegionGamingTV]

@@durgeshsharma3819 To be honest you shouldnt use my numbers as baseline.. Most GPUs arent going to be able to do that high of an overclock on air

[@LegionGamingTV]

@@durgeshsharma3819 But best of luck, would like to know what you get. My name on the benchmark is noob saibxt

[@durgeshsharma3819]

@@LegionGamingTV yeah +200 core is a bit high, will try with 125 but i easily get 1000+ on mem on air

[@LegionGamingTV]

@@durgeshsharma3819 most of those can get over 1200 mem no problem. Glad to see other people out here OCing i think its fun.

[@zinkzxd2891]

I have the PNY 3070 Uprising dual fan triple slot GPU and I'm using a +50% Voltage increase @ +100mhz GPU Clock and a 1000mhz Memory clock with both Power and Temp limits set to max and what a difference. Before overclocking I was getting 60-62c and I'm not getting 64-65c in temps. 😁

[@Ziggy405]

Been running stock and just wanted to know safe number to overclock to for when I get a new monitor. Good video

[@thefullsetup]

Honestly I always play it safe when I upload these videos. I could squeeze an extra 5 to fps out of most of my GPUs. But I know not everyone can achieve that so I really aim for a this is something you can all achieve 😁

[@Shadowbot074]

My normal overclock is +100 on the core and +1200 on the memory. Gigabyte gaming oc 3070ti. 2070 on the core while temps stay around 60c. Very happy

[@channeljohnnyYT]

W guide organized and to the point

[@alexallansen1576]

I will be manually OC-ing my gigabyte oc 3070 but for just now I just ran the auto oc scan, now getting 2025 max boost, AVG 1980 in most games. Nice to know I've still have a lot of headroom there

[@thefullsetup]

Plenty of head room left mate 😁

[@marvpwns]

@@thefullsetup I have the same gpu but don't know crap about oc. If you get after burner, it's easy as just pressing the auto oc scan and it's good to go? Sorry for the noob question

[@ObbiShade]

I want to oc my rtx 3070 aorus master and afterburner is showing me up a clock of 1980 MHz at 1068 mV (70 degrees celsius) without doing anything, except for increasing the power and temp limit lol. Now I have to find out how high I can go.

[@streetu100]

RTX 3070 Gigabyte Gaming OC, overclocked ( +100mhz core, +1000mhz memory) runs stable, temps max. 70. Performance is around 8-10fps, depends which games

[@KingCrimson82]

8-10 frames more, what do you get in furmark 1080? i get 197-199 Frames in the fur bench and 13800 in timespy on default settings. would be interested in oyu results

[@rocketryan95]

Great vid thanks for the guidance!

[@JoaoPauloDobler]

hi bro... Here from Brazil... I was searching for some instructions about OC my RTX 3070 and got this video on google search. And must say, what a great explanation! Do you still play PUBG? Do you recommend OC for best performance in this game? It's one of the most games I really enjoy...

[@MarcPutniorz]

great video mate thank you

[@ij6708]

Heaven is nice and all to find your OC upper limit. Don't be surprised if you run a game and it crashes. Playing stably for a few hours across multiple games is the only surefire way

[@thefullsetup]

Totally agree 😁

[@ObbiShade]

@@thefullsetup Do I have to increase the mV too, or is it just fine to increase the core and mem clock?

[@musich13]

Thanks for this

[@toonnut1]

I've got a 3070 and in the past always used heaven benchmark but I've ran into problems with it with my 3070 . Basically it's not stable using heaven benchmark. For some reason the power limit resets after every reboot on my afterburner settings. The most important thing is Always go off your score. you can dial in higher numbers but the score might not be better. Your overclock might be stable with heaven but might not be with a game or another benchmark tool. I've found keeping my clocks under 2100 is better even though it will benchmark with higher than 2100. Basically the more programs and games you test with the overclock the better.

[@thefullsetup]

Totally agree with you mate I always does good week of teste before uploading on of these videos. and even in my gaming videos always dial the settings back a bit so it something everyone can achieve.

[@MvFreeze]

Heaven crashed at low settings with my Gigabyte 3070 Vision OC. I tested on others benchmark software and it pushed higher settings perfectly fine. Been mining on roughly these settings for about a week with no issues and high hash rates. Heaven just doesn’t like to run on my PC even with 64GB of RAM and an i9-10900k backing up my 3070. (The Heaven Benchmark Software crashes, not my PC)

[@AbbStar1989]

I have had my shiny new PC for just a month now. As a beginner I found this video informative and helpful. Especially the run from startup tip. I was like 'Wow. That's gonna save a whole lotta extra problems'. lol. You're machine crashes then it tries to reboot using the same settings. Sounds like fun. I'm using EVGA Precision X1 but adapting won't will be difficult.

[@MoonRegolith]

use Afterburner. X1 is not bad, but no one uses it. the programs are agnostic to brand of underlying card. Afterburner is a much better program with better updates and is just a more robust piece of software.

[@KyberGaming47]

My Brief 2 Hour Dabble in Curve Editor with a base model gigabyte 3070 oc 8gb (windforce) (All -250Mhz Then 987Mv set to 2055Mhz then flattened, Core Speed Could be Improved to 2070 locked) PERSONAL OC(+97 Core, +1000 Mem)= Gpu Temperature Max: 56C Average FPS: 132.8 Score: 3344 Min FPS: 51.7 Max FPS 168.1 Core Clock Speed Max: 2025Mhz (+97Mhz oc) Memory Clock: 8000Mhz (+1000Mhz oc) GPU Voltage: 1.081Mv Power Draw: 263.9W UNDERVOLTED -250Mhz= Gpu Temperature Max: 56C Average FPS: 144.8 Score: 3648 Min FPS: 45.2 Max FPS: 169.8 Core Clock Speed Max: 2070Mhz (+142Mhz oc) Memory Clock: 8000Mhz (+1000Mhz oc) GPU Voltage: 0.987Mv Power Draw: 232.8W CONCLUSION: n/a Min fps(maybe loading stutter, will run more tests to confirm) *+12FPS Average *+1.7FPS Maximum *+0C Temperatures *-0.094Mv GPU Chip Voltage *-31.1W Power Draw *+45Mhz Core Clock Speed *+0Mhz Memory

[@LuckyOctober]

My power on msi afterburner is capped at 100. How do people increase it passed 100? I have a 1000w power supply.

[@FuimcHK]

Do you happen to have an MSI Ventus 3070 x3 oc?

[@andrew194854]

I have a i7-7700 intel CPU 3.60 GHz, 32.0 GB of memory. Missed that in my last question. Thank you.

[@alanbenyamin487]

Great video. I have a gigabyte 3070 gaming oc. I was stable in benchmark and games at 180 core and 1000 in memory(without pushing memory too far) my issue is I was reaching same fps in game with oc settings vs default(which is factory overclocked by default) Another issue is, even though "stable" my mhz in core was all over the place while in-game, ranging from 2200-1950(usually trending downwards) I'm fairly new pc gaming and wondering do you have any recommendations. Thanks.

[@goa141no6]

A late response but the problem is your BIOS, Gigabyte power limited you GPU to 240 w and voltage too. Your only chance is to flash your bios wish usually i recommend but gigabyte quality suffered a lot on the 3000 series so i don't now if is able to stand it (probably yes but i am not sure).

[@Beefy-Tech]

Running a 3070 vision OC. Base clock is 1815, boost 2100 (stock). I've pushed it to 2265mhz, and 350+ on memory, and it's running perfectly. Haven't had artifacts or blue-screens... if I push the memory too much, should I expect crashes, artifacts in benchmarks, or how would I know it's too over the top? PS: how much should I increase the voltage bar on the latest MSI if I want to test the limits of the card?

[@showcasegraphicsgameplay1706]

I have 8100vram memory

[@hassanhazara]

i pushed mine to 1200mhz, 8200mhz

[@shreddedyeat]

I'm completely new to this mumbo-jumbo so it's all a bit overwhelming and scary for me...but I'm all up for pushing my laptop to its full capability...I'm currently running a RTX3070 with 16GB of ram...Now I know in your video its a desktop/PC...Would any of the settings you've shown today be much different for myself as I'm on a laptop? As I said, I'm completely new and have no idea what most of this even means! :S Thanks!

[@glight0]

Thanks for the video, my results: ASUS Dual 3070 / Ryzen 5800X / 3600MHz ddr4 cl18 2040MHz core 8000Mhz mem 1081mV 75-80C 80% fan Offsets +20% voltage +150 core +1000 mem 110% Power 90C temp limit Valley benchmark 169.7fps / 7098 score

[@thefullsetup]

And thanks for sharing your results with us 😁

[@Sn34ky_Man]

I've heard playing with the voltage can void the warranty? Wondering opinions I'm running an asus nvidia rtx 3070 dual

[@club4ghz]

ASUS ROG Strix 3070 or GIGABYTE 3070 TI GAMING OC ? ASUS will have 100 mhz more on the core and GIGA will have 200 mhz more on the memory (+-) when both overclocked...

[@baby333]

I have a question, is the OC Profile that's best for Mining also is the one best for gaming? I have a RTX 3070 and have found the sweet spot for the Crypto Mining OC that i've been using for months, but whenever I use it for gaming I can see certain artifacts in game and sometimes some visual glitches..

[@thefullsetup]

No generally you drop the core clock and voltage for mining and boost the memory as far as you can go which isn't ideal for gaming just create two profiles one for mining on for gaming on afterburner

[@baby333]

@@thefullsetup Thank you, I'm on it now :D thanks for the video and replying

[@CrispSenpai]

Hello! I actually started mining recently and noticed the same issue. What are your settings on Afterburner when you game? These artifacts are so annoying :/

[@baby333]

@@CrispSenpai It's best to not have OC when gaming, as it messes with your GPU and can even cause GPU Crashes or application/miner crashes. Now, I do keep OC on and play (while mining) if i am playing a small windowed Indie game, but when i am playing heavy games like Call of duty Warzone, I just stop the miner and have default OC turned on. There's no way around fixing the artifacts really, sometimes what's good for mining is just gonna do that for you for gaming :P and what's good for gaming might be bad for mining.. Sometimes you'll find games where you can play and not get that bad of artifacts, some games immediatly crash, and some get 0 artifacts, it depends on the game too :)

[@mathiasakabogii]

I dont't really understand. Boost clock of a non OC RTX 3070 is 1770mhz. How are you all running it on over 2000mhz?

[@ij6708]

The algorithm will boost the clock as long as there's enough power and temp headroom. Most proper cards will stay below the temp limit so power is the bottleneck. The OC adds onto the base clock not boost so if OC base is higher that non OC boost, it just becomes irrelevant

[@GamersGuard]

Hey All,, I first used Palit software and simply added + Mhz to core and VRAM, core was hitting 2075Mhz at gaming and voltage around 1.1V, was it safe ?? What you would recommend me? I have new Palit 3070 Gaming Pro, now switched from Palit software to affer burner.

[@va02gaming]

What was your stock clock speeds out of the box before you overclocked, I have the 3070 gaming pro oc

[@natas74d7]

I have an RTX 3070 in my laptop and I was getting GPU clocks from 2000 to 2100 MHz, I didn't know it could do this and it scared me.

[@andrew194854]

Thank you for a good explanation, I just purchased a new MSI RTX3070Ti , I only run Microsoft Flight Simulator MSFS2020, how can I improve the settings for this one? Thank you.

[@Bemx2k]

Voltage curve can lower temperatures and voltage . For example up to 1950MHz this GPU needs 0.93V - 0.961V leave it on auto is not a professional way

[@FatDrunkMan]

Yea I undervolted it and it's stable at 0.956V with 1980mhz. Same performance as stock but runs cooler for sure, also requires a bit less juice :) 2010mhz needs around 0.975V to be stable.

[@jesse_productions]

I currently run +150 on core and +1100 on the memory with my MSI RTX 3070 Gaming Trio X. 65 degrees at max

[@Spr1ggan87]

Is that watercooled? My Gaming X Trio was at 71 degrees in the heaven benchmark at 4K at high settings

[@GamersGuard]

guys what your thoughts, Palit 3070 Gaming Pro edition with Samsung VRAM, safe going 7800Mhz on VRAM and boost up to 2077Mhz on core? OC the VRAM can damage it? or the core? Power Limit set to 113%. Thank ya!

[@Sprisa]

i have 3070 and ryzen 7 and 550W power supply and 16gb ram so is this overclocking gonna work?

[@ledgeshot4071]

You should atleast get a 650w psu for 3070, I have a 750w corsair rm series 80+ gold and it's working great while overclocking 3070.

[@DN1080]

With stock settings you would be totally fine. But in this case, I think you would be best to work out what the systems default power draw is, to then see what sort of headroom you have. Depending on the board partner, the power limits can vary massively on these 3070's. As well as that, there can be quite a few other variables that will add to this figure. You can find online calculators that will help you predict this, but I honestly find the easiest way is to just measure it yourself! Amazon have reasonably priced power meters, that will show you the actual wattage from the wall. Then if you use Prime95 (Small FFT's) and Furmark together, this will give you an idea of the maximum power the system can draw. Once you find a figure, you can come to your own conclusion whether the power supply (PSU) is sufficient. Bear in mind that the efficiency of a PSU will vary depending on the power draw. Generally as you get towards the top end, the efficiency drops. Also the heat generated can negatively affect the lifespan of the unit. Because of this, many people like to keep the PSU usage between 50-60% of the rated capacity when the system is under load. For reference, my 5600X and Gigabyte 3070 Gaming OC at stock draws up to 420W with Prime95 and Furmark running together. Typical gaming workloads are about 70W lower than this figure. Good Luck!

[@Oplix]

A lot of these cards are not stable when you overclock the memory regardless if it seems to be stable for benchmarking or allows you to do ridiculous short term overclocks like +1000 offset. All 3070's are power starved. When you overclock the memory it starts pulling even more power which then causes the card to be less stable when hitting power limit.

[@GamersGuard]

What if card has 113% power Limit as palit 3070 gaming pro?

[@Heckinwhatonearth]

My 3070 is stable with a 100% power limit at 2200 MHz and +600mhz on the memory, 64c max temp under continuous load. I think you might find that the oc potential of each card varies greatly ...

[@Thunder-st9uy]

I can overclock my memory to +1300 and its still stable

[@SaltyMaud]

3070 dual seems happy sitting with memory at +1200. 8400 gives frequent artifacts, 8300 gives a rare artifact, 8200 seems happy.

[@JrGuacamoles]

msi rtx 3070 ventus 3x oc core clock -130 , memory clock 1300 ,power limit 100 ,temp limit 90 core voltage 50%, , memory 8300 mhz

[@azedinenassik2331]

Is the zotac withe edition oc good at overclock compared to msi or gigabyte ?

[@kungfoojay]

Are you supposed to leave msi after burner open? can i hit the X at the top and close it? sorry im new to this lol

[@gh0st65]

What is that little led toy at the beggining?

[@A.L.P.D.]

Hi. Thanks 4 the video. I would like to know how u can still remain the temperatures about 60 ish degrees with 60% of the fanspeed @2100Mhz and with 1062mV. Ok u have 3 fans and my card is a MSI RTX 3070 Ventus 2x OC and I undervoltetd it to 806mV @1755Mhz and it runs 10 degrees cooler because I put thermal Grizzly's cyronaut as thermal paste on the GPU. But I still have 71 degrees at 100% fans running.

[@samlevi4744]

Gigabyte 3070 gaming OC dual - core: 2085 Mem: 8250 Voltage: 50% Temp: 68C Heaven FPS: min: 49, max: 174, avg: 140 Heaven Score: 3562 1440p, ultra CPU: 5950x RAM: 64GB 3600 MT/s

[@plato.1890]

Guys if anyone plays warzone pls tell me how many more frames do you get when you overclock your 3070???

[@sortdnz]

This is old question, but I went from about 170 to 190fps on 1440 on WZ. It definitely fluctuates more after OC. I'm quite often over 200fps, but occasionally dip down to 170. I think WZ is very CPU intensive

[@yoLogann]

I have a EVGA XC3 Ultra with the following changes: Core +125 - Memory +300 - Voltage (no change). Haven’t had any luck with stability over these #’s Getting roughly 2085MHz and an avg score of 13,595 on 3D Mark Time Spy Benchmark.

[@ArashiKageTaro]

What is that giant keyboard with the screen you have in front of your PC?

[@GgG-71494]

can i use your settings to my pc? Specs: ryzen 7 3700x Gigabyte 3070 8gb OC 16gb ram 3600mhz 500gb m.2 nvme 2tb seagate HDD deepcool 750w gold

[@privacyprivacy8206]

3070 Ti, 2100 Mhz, it's a MONSTER GPU [10900K and 32GB @3600Mhz]

[@dbd6393]

What are your MSI settings? I did +125 core clock no memory boost no voltage and played a lot of battlefield 2042 and it was clocking no less then 2025 and stays at 2040 and returns there. But game has crashed a couple times (in like 10 hours maybe of playing) so I was thinking of going down to +100 or trying to do the +50 voltage. Not sure. But 2100? How?! My 10700k stays at 4.7 all core simply by putting windows in performance mode. I had overclocked it before but got tired and scared replicating some errors even at 4.8 and just decided to leave it defaulted like this as it can already draw up to 1.3v VROut in my bios default settings.

[@privacyprivacy8206]

@@dbd6393 voltage at 1.1v and 2100mhz on msi afterburner

[@dbd6393]

@@privacyprivacy8206 thanks I didn't know you could put the exact numbers in msi I thought you just move the sliders up. I ended up doing the +50 voltage modifier and kept it at 125 exactly as shown in this video because when I set clock to +130 I saw no increase in FPS or clock rate, just heat. But now it seems stable like it hasn't crashed. But I get 2055 MHz max but it's good enough for me gave me some extra frames from the default boost.

[@kn0wvuh]

@@dbd6393 I run 5.1 all core at 1.325 vrout on my 10700k. Really helped my .1% and 1% lows

[@puzzley3434]

May i know, how do u set the MSI Afterburner RTSS display like that? IT's so clean. I don‘’t know any of the command and new to MSI Afterburner. or anyone have the link for me to refer to？

[@gamover5003]

I have a rtx 3070 asus dual , for some reason i can only get up to 1950mhz , and only when i use asus tweak with always 3d on. If i use MSI afterburner or other software, it doesnt seem to change my GPU clock at all. Any advice anyone? I tried uninstalling the software and re-install no luck.. still 1950mhz is max i can get . please help.

[@gamover5003]

please advise if anyone can help, thank you.

[@CpuOnFire]

It's safe to use OC "all time" 24/7?

[@RoniBritoPC]

As soon as I heard Navidia.... I was done. lol.

[@clinthipfner6042]

Thats his accent..

[@thatguypotface]

😎

[@FaelonZ]

Was looking for another good 3D app, kombustor kept getting flagged on my pc and it ended up draining some other apps too, I did push my stuff very hard, just going up 50 at a time and running for about 2-3 mins then pushing more, not sure if there's a standard way to do it, or if you should know before hand what core/mem clock numbers you should be hitting with the card, I have an evga 3070 lhr version.

[@heliossenpai]

What should I do when my GPU 3070 is on 75°C even with 75% Fan Speed?

[@thefullsetup]

Game on it, enjoy it, don't worry about it 75 isn't hot for a GPU.

[@heliossenpai]

@@thefullsetup Ok thanks for the fast response

[@surielou710]

How can I take off the Nvidia performance when I’m playing apex legends my game crashes if I try to run Msi afterburner and nvida performance

[@anthonyreynoza8535]

I stuck to 1050 memory and 140 clock. I was able to run it at 1100 memory and 190 clock but didn't see any gains in fps so u figured why even run the card that high.

[@tizixdhd6758]

I got an i7 10700k and only 1 core is really doing anything, 1 core is permanently on 100% and the Rest is below 10%, is that normal?

[@12newangels]

dude .... i had my fan speed at 30 this whole time and was wondering why my temps were high as fuck

[@supersavageytxbox2572]

My core clock crashes at 220 to 240 and my memory clock crashes at 1800 where should I set it at

[@miguelangelroldanramirez4206]

my gpu always stuck on 210 mhz its a rtx 3070ti u know what is happend? the games run so bad like 10 fps in red dead redemption 2

[@BlinkPls]

getting artifacts/crashing even at +100 core +1000 mem unfortunately :( temp staying 65C or lower no problem

[@Em4il]

mine afox rtx 3070 pushed to limit on +190 core and 1000 memory .. I dont even touch voltage and get better GPU temp only 86.6C .. all other lower atemps get over 87,1C and with stock stettings under load getting 84,4C so only 2-3C differnece .. stock score on 3dmark Time spy 12178 and after clock INSANE score 13552... i tryied +1200 memmory but it crush aslo as +200 core didnt work .. so there is my result for inspiration

[@nobodykers]

The mV still shows a static 0 in my msi afterburner app. Why doesnt change?

[@waxnexลว]

Does this harm my gpu and reduce mu gpu usage?

[@samxkaizen]

Will this work for rtx 3070ti plz help me out I have a zotac rtx 3070ti amp holo

[@thefullsetup]

Yes 😁

[@samxkaizen]

@@thefullsetup oh thx mate Btw should I use the same exact settings Or can you plz suggest the numbers I have to use

[@billy4eyes512]

with my rtx 3070 im able to run 150 on the core clock and 8500mhz on the ram did i get lucky with my card. on all games

[@camotech1314]

Does anyone have an issue turning on Resizable BAR on the 3070?

[@ProfeYisusMix]

Zotac twin Edge setting Core voltage 50% Core clock 135 Memory clock 1000 I'm getting 2040 MHz on gpu MEM 8000MHz 1068 mV Temp 63°

[@thetechnician6049]

I need some help. I just got mine an it’s the new one so it’s not the same as urs.

[@aho1088]

Help! My 3060 gpu clock is stuck in 1867 after i overclock it. Did I do something wrong?

[@georgemerkviladze1961]

Hello i want to ask you if you can help. I have palit rtx 3070 gaming pro oc. Its already overcklocked so in msi afterburner i +1200 memory clock for mining so this will kill my gpu faster? Or is it normal to boost +1200memory clock

[@dantegaming3628]

No it will no kill anything, all GPUS got the same TDP by series, 225w for 3070 for exemple. But alla of theses dont need this power, so they got an extra power hidden and they are not maxed because they just need to be all at the same frquencys.

[@dantegaming3628]

So you juste max out her capacity. If you dont add more power to your overclock its just free fps more for free.

[@Gruxxan]

i installed dragon center and tried game boost and it made my 3D Mark results worse

[@Swilldude]

Hi I have a MSI 3070 Ventus 3 OC and i followed this video and i still cant adjust the power limit. can someone help me on if there is another way to do it or is the card itself only able to go to 100%?

[@tristanweide]

The power limit is dependent on the vbios. MSI doesn't allow an increase for the ventus models. I used to have a ventus 2060 and couldn't increase power limits either.

[@MACH1TIPS]

2100mhz core . 7900mhz mem. Stable on my EVGA FTW3 Ultra.

[@Wentzyyy]

Weird, I copied pretty much everything down to a T, and im only getting about 1915 MHz, Would it be safe to boost the core clock more?

[@ij6708]

Card is being limited either by power or temp. If not you might just have poor silicon

[@Lofi-Ace]

Is it the same with the 3070 ti ?

[@thefullsetup]

Yes

[@WaveyPanda]

So I’m using the same settings in the video but my MHz only goes to like 2010 🤔

[@YouOnlyLiveOnce...]

Probably because of higher temperatures. Try higher fan speed 60-80% and check clocks. Then set a fan curve for your desired noise level and see if it's a lot lower - if it's just few mhz then less noise is more preferable. It's all about that sweet spot.

[@Neon-hv4xs]

when I do this on my 3070 the mhz stay at 1725 even when i add +125. why is this?

[@Heckinwhatonearth]

I have some crazy luck with silicone lottery. Got a 6700k that I ran at 4.8ghz, stock voltage, until recently when I dropped it to 4.7. And the 3070 I've got hits 2200mhz and 7600mhz in memory, again, in stock 100% power draw, and never goes above 64c with a customised fan curve in bios.

[@thefullsetup]

I've had a few had a i7 5820k that went 4.7 all core oc when most hit about 4.2 still hold up in games today rather toasty though 🤣🤣

[@showcasegraphicsgameplay1706]

I can run 2133mhz 110%power 8100mhz vram at 60 grades stable

[@imcracked4045]

Only tip, from mobile, its impossible to see what you are doing on afterburner

[@FozzyIS]

Here's a tip... Get on your desktop and watch

[@br00kly]

Newest Version of Afterburner and my RTX3070 GameRock doesnt apply any new core clock. Fixed at 1725 MHz but i can adjust the Memory clock. What can i do?

[@VelociRapT0M]

The GPU will only boost the core when needed, at idle it'll always display the same

[@br00kly]

@@VelociRapT0M Found out my problem a few days ago. I didnt thought of that lol. My 3070 is now at 2240mhz core and 8220mhz Memory

[@VelociRapT0M]

@@br00kly nice, to be honest I've reset mine back to factory then just set a more aggressive fan curve. I found it caused certain games to crash. I may look at undervolting it though, I'm seeing good results from that.

[@JagsP95]

Do you have to flash vbios onto the 3070 to overclock? Also if there even a major performance gain from overclocking or is it just a 2-3% increase in frames?

[@frostedlambs]

no and it depends what your using it for and how much you tune it, idk about frames in game but maybe %5 %10 more performance, %2 of 100frames is 2 more frames/ you might get 5 or 10 more frames if its running at 100frames normally, im guessing

[@Heckinwhatonearth]

At 2200mhz core and 7600mhz mem I'm getting an almost 10% increase in frames on AVG in most games, and even more on a synthetic bench.

[@privacyprivacy8206]

@@Heckinwhatonearth 2200mhz 😂😂😂, LIAR