RTX 5070 Ti memory overclocked to 39 Gbps with mVolt+ tool
A user overclocked the GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 5070 Ti's GDDR7 memory from its stock 28 Gbps to 39 Gbps using the mVolt+ Extreme utility, a 39% speed increase. However, game performance gains were modest, with Cyberpunk 2077 only improving by about 5.5 FPS. While the utility allows higher overclocking than standard tools, stability issues occur above 5500 MHz. Results vary widely among users, with some experiencing crashes at lower speeds.
- mVolt+ Extreme enables higher memory overclocks than standard tools
- User reached 39 Gbps memory speed, up from 28 Gbps stock
- Performance gains in most games were minimal
- GPU became unstable above 5500 MHz offset
- Results varied, with some users unable to reach these speeds
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