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Hello good day!
i've been in the mood for some suicide run overclocking lately and got a few 5700xt's here to play around with.
I have noticed that if I set 1.4v core voltage in MPT that it bounces back down to 1.35v.
I have heard from a few people that there is a certain moddified version of "MPT" that allows users to set unsafe ranges of settings.
How do I obtain this special version of the software? do I need to toggle something myself in MPT to allow unsafe ranges ?
i'm well aware 1.4v and up is getting to the region of popping silicon but that's all part of the fun. and the card's that score well/survive might get their VRAM upgraded to some special chips![Wink ;) ;)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
currently a few cards are holding steady at a maximum of around 2200mhz for timespy extreme run's on a custom watercooling block. i might be able to squeeze it a bit higher with revision 2 of the block. but i am just being limited by 1.35v core voltage .
thank you in advance for the info!
i've been in the mood for some suicide run overclocking lately and got a few 5700xt's here to play around with.
I have noticed that if I set 1.4v core voltage in MPT that it bounces back down to 1.35v.
I have heard from a few people that there is a certain moddified version of "MPT" that allows users to set unsafe ranges of settings.
How do I obtain this special version of the software? do I need to toggle something myself in MPT to allow unsafe ranges ?
i'm well aware 1.4v and up is getting to the region of popping silicon but that's all part of the fun. and the card's that score well/survive might get their VRAM upgraded to some special chips
currently a few cards are holding steady at a maximum of around 2200mhz for timespy extreme run's on a custom watercooling block. i might be able to squeeze it a bit higher with revision 2 of the block. but i am just being limited by 1.35v core voltage .
thank you in advance for the info!