I really don't wanna use adrenalin soft from amd cause that won't let me have a constant custom fan curve and overall it's annoying. I had in the past a 1050 ti and the undervolting/oc went smooth, profiles were applied properly every time. Feels like some kind of compatibility bug between msi and this particular gpu I have.

It's annoying cause I don't know what causes it to not properly apply the entire profile when I chose to.Īny thoughts ? I always update msi to the latest version and always use latest version of amd driver even though I tested with older drivers and still the same. I've noticed that sometimes, msi afterburner won't apply the undervolting profile, interestingly it applies the oc profile but not the undervolting, then I quickly observe the high temps and I have to restart my pc and reapply the profile and test in games to see if the temps and voltages are good. I always used msi afterburner instead of the adrenalin software from amd, cause I don't like it, msi afterburner is easy to use and monitor your temps/clocks and what not on screen display in games. I use my profile 1 for light games and profile 2 for heavy games like cyberpunk 2077 for example. Xfx stock clocks = 1284mhz boost clock / 1750mhz memory clock / 1150mv Profile 2= 1380mhz core clock / 1850mhz memory clock / 1110mv Profile 1= 1290mhz core clock / 1800mhz memory clock / 1000mv I use msi afterburner and I have 2 profiles for different type of games. After many hours and days of testing in games and benchmarks, I finally found the sweet spot on oc and undervolting my rx 570.

Msi afterburner rx 570