Heavily Undervolted Vega 56 + Ryzen 5 5500 - Warhammer Vermintide 2 - 3440 x 1440

A test of Warhammer Vermintide with a heavily undervolted RX Vega 56. The game is ran at maxed out settings except for Ambient Occlusion which is set a tier down and for number of cinematic lights. The performance is pretty good and fluent. The settings I found stable for my GPU are the following: GPU Tuning: P0 - Core clock: 852 MHz, Voltage: 800 mV; P1 - Core clock: 991 MHz, Voltage: 840 mV; P2 - Core clock: 1138 MHz, Voltage: 870 mV; P3 - Core clock: 1269 MHz, Voltage: 880 mV; P4 - Core clock: 1312 MHz, Voltage: 900 mV; P5 - Core clock: 1424 MHz, Voltage: 920 mV; P6 - Core clock: 1488 MHz, Voltage: 925 mV; P7 - Core clock: 1590 MHz, Voltage: 930 mV; VRAM Tuning: P0 - Memory clock: 167 MHz, Voltage: 800 mV; P1 - Memory clock: 500 MHz, Voltage: 800 mV; P2 - Memory clock: 700 MHz, Voltage: 900 mV; P3 - Memory clock: 880 MHz, Voltage: 900 mV; Power limit: +50% PC Specifications: CPU: Ryzen 5 5500 (undervolted and downclocked to 4000 MHz due to stock cooler); Motherboard: ASRock B450 Pro4 R2.0; RAM: SK Hynix 2 x 8GB (overclocked to 2400 MHz); GPU: MSI RX Vega 56 Air Boost (Heavily undervolted); PSU: Thermalright TR-SP1000 (1000W Platinum); OS: Windows 11. Monitor used: Acer BX340CK.