This is more for mining efficiency, and people who are more interested in near silent operation and don't mind easing back 5-10%. There are three schools of thought with regards to undervolting Polaris.ġ- Aggressive undervolting combined with clock decreases. The high voltages actually reduces performance due to higher thermals and less boost performance. Out of the box they're needlessly high, which might raise yields from say 96% to 99% (just an example), when 90% will run fine with much less voltage. AMD for their own purposes, obstensibly to make for easier high yields and less QA, heavily overvolted a number of GPU models for stock. The combination of highly detailed textures with much higher framerates by being judicious with settings makes for a much better looking experience compared to higher settings and choppier framerates with tearing or laggy experiences.
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Try without Vsync if you need faster response, though combining this with a software or driver based framerate limit is a good idea (depends on your monitor, this mostly applies to people with normal 60hz displays).
Set all other misc detail settings one step down from Ultra, if performance still not ideal, two steps down.Ĭheck that video output is exclusive fullscreen, not windowed fullscreen Just in general for a 570 to have good performance and nice visuals for modern demanding titles, basically the rule of thumb is :ġ6X or 'Ultra' AF / Anisotropic FilteringĪmbient Occlusion, set one or two down from max if availableĭisable Chromatic Abberation if available This will reduce heat and throttling, and even combine with a light overclock which will still be cooler and less power hungry than stock.įor Borderlands, try scaling back some of the settings. All Polaris 470/480/570/580s that I've ever worked with (well into the hundreds now), have seen improvements by undervolting.
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