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Is this a good and up-to-date tutorial to follow on how to undervolt an Nvidia 5000 series card?

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Hi, I'm looking to undervolt my new card as I want to reduce power and temperatures slightly without dropping any performance. In the past, I have always bumped up the power limits and even increased the voltage a little to push the power even more for a better overclock, so this is exploring new territory for me.

 

I've been looking at different guides on how to do it, but before I proceed, I thought I should ask a few more experienced people if this is a good guide to follow, and to make sure it is up to date in case something has changed. Or if there is a better guide that someone knows of and doesn't mind sharing, please.

This is the video I found:

 

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Yes, the MSI flattening curve should work for 50-series cards, make sure to follow the tutorial in detail, though undervolting is quite safe.

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