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Re: NVIDIA Inspector 1.7
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Re: NVIDIA Inspector 1.7
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Re: NVIDIA Inspector 1.7
2010/05/03 19:11:35
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ANY THING YOU NEED
VOLT ,OVERCLOCK AND FAN SPEED
BETTER THAN GPUZ
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Re: NVIDIA Inspector 1.7
2010/05/03 19:13:33
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ANY THING YOU NEED
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Holy crap with the caps. And this software is giving me that weird feeling...
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Re: NVIDIA Inspector 1.7
2010/05/03 19:16:49
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Very Nice find, Thank you! 
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Re: NVIDIA Inspector 1.7
2010/05/03 19:19:57
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Im using it... seems to work fine... I wish you could adjust the fan profile though
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Re: NVIDIA Inspector 1.7
2010/05/03 19:24:18
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Im using it... seems to work fine... I wish you could adjust the fan profile though
CHOSSE THE FAN SPEED AND THAN PRESS SET FAN
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Re: NVIDIA Inspector 1.7
2010/05/03 19:32:59
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If you want full details on the tool here is a link to the translate site your downloading it from. It is a German site. Translated Link From the looks of it he has coded this purely to tie in with the Nvidia drivers just like EVGA, MSI & ASUS have done with their tools.
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Re: NVIDIA Inspector 1.7
2010/05/03 19:38:23
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I like the minimalist look, short of a fan profile ala Precision/Afterburner, I would say this is pretty interesting.
What about updates? The author says it's build upon NVIDIA's drivers among others.
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Re: NVIDIA Inspector 1.7
2010/05/03 19:44:27
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Re: NVIDIA Inspector 1.7
2010/05/03 19:44:42
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awesome tool! thanks man.
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Re: NVIDIA Inspector 1.7
2010/05/03 21:33:40
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while not EVGA approved to overclock or over-volt i have to say nice work ! Could use some dressing up but i like it alot
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Re: NVIDIA Inspector 1.7
2010/05/03 23:49:17
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yes 1.150!!!!!
just a question of the right bios :) 
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Re: NVIDIA Inspector 1.7
2010/05/04 00:48:14
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what bios is that? though bios is one thing i wont mess with on a card
and if evga doesn't mind the MSI voltage, cant see why an nvidia application would be any different
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Re: NVIDIA Inspector 1.7
2010/05/04 01:12:47
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Well I saw this thread and thought what the heck ill give it a shot...Turns out that extra voltage is quite nice. These are the new clocks and vantage scores after I JUST used this program...temporarily of course... Core: 915 Memory: 2220 Shaders: 1830 voltage 1.150  
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Re: NVIDIA Inspector 1.7
2010/05/04 01:23:29
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hombredelassrtas
what bios is that? though bios is one thing i wont mess with on a card
and if evga doesn't mind the MSI voltage, cant see why an nvidia application would be any different
Its a modded BIOS:  These are both selfmade applications by me not by NVIDIA. But NVIDIA Inspector is based 100% on the NVIDIA Driver ... nothing more. The MSI Afterburner tool for fermi is still beta maybe it implements dynamic voltage table in future ...dunno.
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Re: NVIDIA Inspector 1.7
2010/05/04 01:27:44
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nice find, thx
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Re: NVIDIA Inspector 1.7
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Re: NVIDIA Inspector 1.7
2010/05/04 03:31:52
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Orbmu2kIts a modded BIOS:
These are both selfmade applications by me not by NVIDIA. But NVIDIA Inspector is based 100% on the NVIDIA Driver ... nothing more.
The MSI Afterburner tool for fermi is still beta maybe it implements dynamic voltage table in future ...dunno.
And a very fine piece of work, for what it's worth coming from folks like me. I work with NiBiTor and nvFlash as a rule - sure would appreciate the chance to check out your BIOS interface as well. I'm liking what I see in just the photo. Link's on the site I suppose?...
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Re: NVIDIA Inspector 1.7
2010/05/04 03:32:17
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Orbmu2k These are both selfmade applications by me not by NVIDIA. Well done! Orbmu2k
The MSI Afterburner tool for fermi is still beta maybe it implements dynamic voltage table in future ...dunno.
Nope, most likely we'll stay within reference BIOS limits (i.e. 1087mV for 470 and 1138mV for ) and won't allow voltage limits to be overriden at BIOS level due to safety reasons. It can change only if MSI decide to ship cards with extended voltage limits themselves. And for extreme overclocking we have an alternate overvoltage path anyway (locked in public builds, we provide it under NDA to extreme overclockers and overclocking parties only), which allows setting up to 1.5V as I mentioned here: http://forums.evga.com/fb.ashx?m=341262
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Re: NVIDIA Inspector 1.7
2010/05/04 03:44:19
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And a very fine piece of work, for what it's worth coming from folks like me.
I work with NiBiTor and nvFlash as a rule - sure would appreciate the chance to check out your BIOS interface as well. I'm liking what I see in just the photo.
Link's on the site I suppose?...
No this editor is not for public ... and will not ... just for a handful selected people. NiBitor for fermi will come .... :)
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Re: NVIDIA Inspector 1.7
2010/05/04 03:47:45
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Orbmu2kNo this editor is not for public ... and will not ... just for a handful selected people.
NiBitor for fermi will come .... :) Ooh...thanks for the very quick reply. I suppose my GTX 260s and I must brush up on our reading then, starting with "How to Win Friends and Inflence People", eh?...
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Re: NVIDIA Inspector 1.7
2010/05/04 03:52:31
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Nope, most likely we'll stay within reference BIOS limits (i.e. 1087mV for 470 and 1138mV for ) and won't allow voltage limits to be overriden at BIOS level due to safety reasons. It can change only if MSI decide to ship cards with extended voltage limits themselves. And
for extreme overclocking we have an alternate overvoltage path anyway (locked in public builds, we provide it under NDA to extreme overclockers and overclocking parties only), which allows setting up to 1.5V as I mentioned here:
http://forums.evga.com/fb.ashx?m=341262
Hi Unwinder, well done goes back to your fantastic tools too. :) Now i understand the reasons for this limits in AB, but may rivatuner make VRM programming available to public?
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Re: NVIDIA Inspector 1.7
2010/05/04 06:09:05
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Hi Orbmu2k. Thanks for creating what looks like a promising tool. Going to be testing it out shortly.  Cheers! EDIT- I feel like a kid with a new toy. :) GPU- 1of 3  GPU 2 of 3  GPU 3 of 3  - I like the image uploader & fan control. Everything checks in AAAAA OK thus far. Overclocking is next. Been waiting for a program like this to come along. Would be sweet to have a GPU temperature graphing option. Great work! :)
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Re: NVIDIA Inspector 1.7
2010/05/04 06:21:11
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Orbmu2k
Unwinder
Nope, most likely we'll stay within reference BIOS limits (i.e. 1087mV for 470 and 1138mV for ) and won't allow voltage limits to be overriden at BIOS level due to safety reasons. It can change only if MSI decide to ship cards with extended voltage limits themselves. And
for extreme overclocking we have an alternate overvoltage path anyway (locked in public builds, we provide it under NDA to extreme overclockers and overclocking parties only), which allows setting up to 1.5V as I mentioned here:
http://forums.evga.com/fb.ashx?m=341262
Hi Unwinder, well done goes back to your fantastic tools too. :)
Now i understand the reasons for this limits in AB, but may rivatuner make VRM programming available to public?
I have to ask. Now that you have had a chance to poke around in the 480 bios. Any chance of unlocking those 32 shader cores that Nvidia locked up. Making a 480=512
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Re: NVIDIA Inspector 1.7
2010/05/04 12:30:15
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Looks like a couple of nice tools. My only problem is that when I mail them to myself as attachments to see what my isp's virus scan says, they get quarantined in the virus folder. Hopefully a false positive, since the tools look awesome. Update: Did further scanning and I'm sure it's a false positive by my isp. MSSE says things are fine. Sorry to have mentioned it, but figured better safe than sorry.
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Re: NVIDIA Inspector 1.7
2010/05/04 12:43:08
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Re: NVIDIA Inspector 1.7
2010/05/04 12:48:41
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GNielson Looks like a couple of nice tools. My only problem is that when I mail them to myself as attachments to see what my isp's virus scan says, they get quarantined in the virus folder. Hopefully a false positive, since the tools look awesome. Scouting for NGOHQ or something?... (that's a joke, btw - I can see you wanting to alert the info for real)
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Re: NVIDIA Inspector 1.7
2010/05/04 13:08:20
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I rechecked the download with MSE all clean.
My development/publishing system is MSSE and MalwareBytes clean too.
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