AMD RX 5700 XT - Soft power play table mod max (safe) voltage?

[DoomSlayer]

I recent got my Asus Strix 5700 XT, I want to overclock it more but theres next to no information out there on the max voltage I can run my card at on air cooling.

I currently have my max voltage set to 1255mV @2200mhz
My SoC voltage is set to 1237mV ...
Powerlimit is set to 225 watts ...

Thing is, theres no information out there that tells me if this is safe to run the card at. I'd run it at 1300mV if I knew the card wouldn't die in a year but once again I have no clue if its safe or not because no one posted any information..

This is the first AMD card I have owned in a long time, and I am not impressed with the fact that there is zero information out there for the card.

Bios modding my old 970 was super easy, because there was information to do it. I broke records with that card on air cooling (running nearly 1600mhz on aircooling below 70c).

Now I'm on AMD, and there is zero information for it.

If anyone has some kind of information about this, it'd be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Edit -

After fixing the loose heatsink, temps are way better than before. Averaging around 60-65c with power usage being around 230-250 watts and voltages being around 1200-1220mV.

I'm playing at 4k, completely maxed out, which I am pretty sure isn't giving the card any leg room temperature wise.

[Wraithsiege]

Funny thing. My gpu performs better when undervolted than stock clocks. I put mine to 1905/1000 and left everything in else stock. I get around 9000 gpu score in 3dmark and temps never go above 70c on core and 85c junction on non agressive fan curve (65c = 30%) (running the ref. card btw)

[DoomSlayer]

Here's a few more 'benchmarks' on Insurgency Sandstorm (@1440p ultra) and World War Z (@4k ultra.) I've managed to overclock the core to 2185MHz at 1265mV and the memory was overclocked to 1785MHz (+35.)

Temperature was handled well, in both games. At least in my opinion.

Insurgency (30 mins playtime):

Max GPU Clock: 2,170.0Mhz
GPU ASIC Power: 278W
Maximum GPU Temperature: 63C
Maximum Memory Junction Temperature: 68C
Maximum GPU VR VDDC Temperature: 52C
Maximum GPU Hot Spot Temperature: 79C
Maximum GPU VR MVDD0 Temperature: 49C
Maximum GPU VR MVDD1 Temperature: 49C

And WWZ (15mins playtime):

Max GPU Clock: 2,169.0Mhz
GPU ASIC Power: 283W
Maximum GPU Temperature: 74C
Maximum Memory Junction Temperature: 80C
Maximum GPU VR VDDC Temperature: 61C
Maximum GPU Hot Spot Temperature: 91C
Maximum GPU VR MVDD0 Temperature: 55C
Maximum GPU VR MVDD1 Temperature: 55C

And here's the graphs, a GPUz screenshot and a video I took while playing Insurgency.
https://imgur.com/a/U6sspC8
https://youtu.be/aBuTH9vCCIU

[Claude Van Dong]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7lnBCFnBok

[Snow]

Originally posted by Flukey:

Here's a few more 'benchmarks' on Insurgency Sandstorm (@1440p ultra) and World War Z (@4k ultra.) I've managed to overclock the core to 2185MHz at 1265mV and the memory was overclocked to 1785MHz (+35.)

Temperature was handled well, in both games. At least in my opinion.

Insurgency (30 mins playtime):

Max GPU Clock: 2,170.0Mhz
GPU ASIC Power: 278W
Maximum GPU Temperature: 63C
Maximum Memory Junction Temperature: 68C
Maximum GPU VR VDDC Temperature: 52C
Maximum GPU Hot Spot Temperature: 79C
Maximum GPU VR MVDD0 Temperature: 49C
Maximum GPU VR MVDD1 Temperature: 49C

And WWZ (15mins playtime):

Max GPU Clock: 2,169.0Mhz
GPU ASIC Power: 283W
Maximum GPU Temperature: 74C
Maximum Memory Junction Temperature: 80C
Maximum GPU VR VDDC Temperature: 61C
Maximum GPU Hot Spot Temperature: 91C
Maximum GPU VR MVDD0 Temperature: 55C
Maximum GPU VR MVDD1 Temperature: 55C

And here's the graphs, a GPUz screenshot and a video I took while playing Insurgency.
https://imgur.com/a/U6sspC8
https://youtu.be/aBuTH9vCCIU

So, you have CPU bottleneck and you try to get better performance by overclocking the graphics card? The ♥♥♥♥?