Hey mate,
The Palit GameRock OC BIOS will work fine, but you'll only gain about 20W, which isn’t a huge improvement, so it might not be worth it. As for the 400W BIOS, I have some doubts about full compatibility, but you can give it a try. Since your card has a dual BIOS, there’s not much risk; if something goes wrong, you can always recover using the secondary BIOS.Hey mate,
Probably looking into flashing the following bios first since it’s from the same company:
If I get a bit more adventurous, I might try the 400w gigabyte bios the others are using above
Appreciate if you can verify the compatibility of both these bios.
| System Name | Cabal |
|---|---|
| Processor | intel i9 9900k @ 5.0ghz 1.33v - cache @ 4.7ghz |
| Motherboard | Asrock z370 fatal1ty gaming k6 |
| Cooling | Corsair H115i with 2x Corsair LL140mm rgb fans |
| Memory | Corsair Dominator Platinum 32GB(4x8kit) ddr4 4000mhz@4100mhz |
| Video Card(s) | Msi rtx 5070ti Gaming OC 16gb |
| Storage | samsung evo 860 500gbx2, sandisk 3d ultra 500gbx2, kingston hyperX ssd 480gb, Seagate Barracuda3TB |
| Display(s) | Asus ROG Swift pg278q G-Sync |
| Case | Corsair 760t Graphite Series with 3x Corsair LL140mm fans |
| Audio Device(s) | Sound Blaster X ae-5 |
| Power Supply | Corsair RM850i |
| Mouse | Roccat Tyon |
| Keyboard | Corsair RGB Strafe mechanical keyboard |
| Software | win10pro 64bit |
This is the 400W performance bios of my Aorus master
Sorry if I'm asking a dumb question, but shouldn't a power slider in MSI Afterburner allow me to increase power limit after flashing this bios?
nvflash64.exe --protectoff
nvflash64.exe -6 400wperformancebios.rom
It shows exactly like you have in the screenshot, but now the GPU has a warning icon in Device Manager and shows Code 43. Does this mean the flash didn't work? Or do I just reinstall the drivers?
The total power consumption of your 5070Ti directly depends on the voltages at which it operates. For example, I’ve had five GPUs from the 5000 series: two 5090s, one 5080, and two 5070Tis, and none of them ran at the same stock voltages. They can range from around 995 mV to over 1.070 V, and within that range, power consumption can increase significantly in certain scenarios, such as highly demanding 4K gaming or synthetic benchmarks like Port Royal, etc.
Judging by your comment, I’d assume that your 5070Ti runs at lower stock voltages than mine. My 5070Ti operates at 1.050 V by default, and with overvolting it goes up to 1.070 V. At those voltages, and running close to 3400 MHz on the core and 2125 MHz on the memory, you definitely need 400W, or even more, to keep it stable.
These are my Steel Nomad scores with 400W
DX12 API
I scored 8 244 in Steel Nomad
Intel Core i9 processor 14900KF, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti x 1, 32768 MB, 64-bit Windows 11}www.3dmark.com
VULKAN API
I scored 8 424 in Steel Nomad
Intel Core i9 processor 14900KF, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti x 1, 32768 MB, 64-bit Windows 11}
Set the memory to 34000 MHz, you had it at only 32060 MHz, and you can also increase the voltage to 100%
Palit GameRock OC bios worked fine but you're right about the minimal 20W gain. Is there any other any other bios that offers more power and is compatible with a Palit GamingPro?
