RTX 5090 Tweakers

[Howling]

Hoy fellow nerds,

Basically I just want to use you all as data points to see where the 5090s like to sit with regards to voltage (under/over) and core/mem clocks.
At the minute I've just gone with a very modest +100 to both core and mem and not touched power yet (ASUS TUF).

2800Mhz core is the lowest I've actually seen from a game (KCD2), but I think that's because the other games I've been playing lately aren't pushing 100% usage so the core clocks are boosting higher (FFVII Rebirth and Marvel Rivals) which tend to sit around 2950MHz but apparently it's been at over 3GHz at some point.

 

[Howling]

Could be a good source of info but I think you need to use a benchmark on loop so everyone is applying the same load to their GPU's. Games are to varied with what parts of the GPU they will be using depending if you have DLSS or Ray tracing enabled etc.

As a general rule, I'd agree with you that a standardised test would be the logical choice - but, how to word it.... I'm not looking for the 'best clocks in this one load case' - rather the range of different workloads and different clocks/voltages is more beneficial. Your suggestion has merit and perhaps other people would be interested in that kind of comparison, it's just not what I'm after.

 

[Howling]

Iv got mine stable on +195 to core and +300 to mem. I had the mem higher but benchmarks are pretty useless when it comes to stable clocks as they can go fine but then you get a crash in game. I personally found the resident evil 4 remake chainsaw demo to give me the best way to test stability as that would crash to desktop at any hint of pushing the clocks too far where as once I got it stable in that all my other games have been fine.

Any change to power? Out of interest how high is it boosting to (and seeing different under different games?)?