u/Lameismyname_PL

Hi guys.

More than a year ago I did a guide for undervolting Nvidia RTX cards in my native language.
Today I've made an English version of it. It's "proven in battle" also the undervolting is made on every point of the curve, so when you do anything with your GPU it will stay undervolted.
Many people don't do undervolting on lower frequencies and mostly - they do OVERVOLTING there... meaning your card in that scenario absorbs more power than on factory settings.

There is also a quick guide for overclocking core and VRAM.

Take a look. If you have any questions I'll try to help you:
https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/guide-plain-and-simple-nvidia-rtx-5000-series-undervolting-method-by-lame.351599/

Hey everyone,

Since the modded amdvbflash (by Benik3) is well-known for crossflashing VBIOSes across different GPUs, I’ve started a global thread on TechPowerUp.

Some time ago, I tried flashing a 9070 GRE VBIOS onto my 9070 XT, and it was a success. Simple proof is on the picture above.

Look at the "Memory Size" and "Bus Width". Now, I need someone who owns a 9070 GRE to do the exact opposite.

In my opinion, flashing a 9070 XT VBIOS to a 9070 GRE will unlock the power limit, but there is also a small chance that the core itself is artificially limited by the GRE VBIOS. Maybe it can be unlocked to a 9070 non-XT core?

More details here: https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/crossflashing-vbios-on-amd-radeon-rx-9000-series-cards-using-amdvbflash-5-0-879-0-moded_v2-1-and-other-versions.351468/