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Hello, I have 9070xt pulse and I tried doing some undervolting. I started with -40mv and -10PL, which was stable in benchmarks and gave around the same result as stock, but with 10% less power used. I was playing cs2 and I got blackscreen and notification that GPU drivers crashed so I changed it to -35mv, got blackscreen, and again and again. It finally seems stable at -20mv and -8PL. I feel like something is really wrong, because I see that everyone has at least -60mv with 9070xt pulse. I know it is possible to get unlucky and the GPU could not handle UV well, but come on, -20mv is way too bad. Is there any BIOS setting or something that's not letting me do the undervolt? I hope you can help me!

P.S. I have i5 14600kf undervolted to -70mv, but it has been stable for a month now and I don't think that CPU would crash the GPU drivers. Maybe I'm wrong, that's why I'm here.

Hello! I'm gonna build my first PC, I want to put it on my desk, but it's pretty small, so the PC case has to be also pretty small. I want to get 9070xt pulse (because it's quiet) and Fractal Design Meshify 2 Compact (because it has good dust filters and my room is pretty dirty). The GPU is 320mm long and Meshify 2 has 341mm space for GPU. That means I'm gonna have only 2cm(21mm) left and I'm wondering if it is gonna cause any problems. By problems I mean will the PC be more loud? I want to put 3x120 Fluctus fans intake in front, 1x120 on top and 1 at the back for exhaust. The GPU is also pretty thick (6cm). Isn't it gonna cause some air turbulence or something, since the fan is 20mm away from the big gpu? I asked AI( I know i shouldn't ask AI) and it says if I put the middle fan (the one which gonna blow air on the 6cm thick metal GPU's wall from the 21mm away) on the lower RPM's, the air turbulence or whatever it is called will be completly unhearable. I lowkey don't trust AI so I'm here for advice from some experienced guys. If I make the middle fan rotate slower will everything be alright? Sorry for yapping and bad english. I Hope you can help!