2014/01/21 11:56:33
yulysia
These are the newest bios updates for the 02G-P4-2776 right? What is the bios version of these. I just want to make sure if I need to flash these or not once I receive my 770s
2014/01/25 08:03:59
Cogwh33l
A revision number would be great so I know if it is worth updating my BIOS or not.
2014/01/29 06:23:45
iwatts
Has there been any official word on a new bios for single bios cards yet? I see a few have asked. In the works? No?
2014/01/30 09:46:06
rhp1337
If someone who has these updated BIOSes could upload those with GPU-Z or whatever, I guess they would work with single bios cards also, right?
Looks like there isn't going to be any support for these cards from EVGA (nice), so any help would be greatly appreciated.
I've already tried several different BIOSes with my GTX 760, downloaded from http: //www. techpowerup.com/vgabios/index.php?architecture=&manufacturer=&model=GTX+760&interface=&memType=&memSize=2048 , but they don't really make things any better.
2014/01/30 10:13:19
Cogwh33l
rhp1337
If someone who has these updated BIOSes could upload those with GPU-Z or whatever, I guess they would work with single bios cards also, right?
Looks like there isn't going to be any support for these cards from EVGA (nice), so any help would be greatly appreciated.
I've already tried several different BIOSes with my GTX 760, downloaded from http: //www. techpowerup.com/vgabios/index.php?architecture=&manufacturer=&model=GTX+760&interface=&memType=&memSize=2048 , but they don't really make things any better.




You can download any available BIOSes directly from the EVGA website. If you are looking for a modded BIOS then EVGA won't be of any help and none of us with Dual BIOSes will be able to give you anything you can't already get your hands on.

EDIT: I didn't realize that EVGA only makes BIOSes available for download to those who have a registered Dual BIOS card. I would say techpowerup is your best bet. You can also try forums like Guru3D and overclock.net, there are many good threads on the topic.
2014/01/31 15:02:24
yulysia
I just want the bios version number... Come on T.T
2014/02/07 06:14:42
tinhead30
thanks
2014/02/07 09:11:18
Phoenyxza
Hello,
I bought the 

02G-P4-2762-KR 760gtx nvidia evga 

http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=02G-P4-2762-KR

and with its newest drivers its extremly noise. Even my friends are mentioning it -.-" 
Unfortunatelly I can´t find a Bios Update. I´m blind or something?
Would be great if someone could help me further.
 
 
thank you :)
 
 
Solution: It wasn´t the GPU Cooler but it wasn´t the CPU Cooler either. It was the small cooler under the Alienwarehead in
front of the PC which startet to get louder than bevor. Probably because the 760 get hotter than my older 555.
2014/02/08 11:30:33
buzz84
Cogwh33l
rhp1337
If someone who has these updated BIOSes could upload those with GPU-Z or whatever, I guess they would work with single bios cards also, right?
Looks like there isn't going to be any support for these cards from EVGA (nice), so any help would be greatly appreciated.
I've already tried several different BIOSes with my GTX 760, downloaded from http: //www. techpowerup.com/vgabios/index.php?architecture=&manufacturer=&model=GTX+760&interface=&memType=&memSize=2048 , but they don't really make things any better.




You can download any available BIOSes directly from the EVGA website. If you are looking for a modded BIOS then EVGA won't be of any help and none of us with Dual BIOSes will be able to give you anything you can't already get your hands on.

EDIT: I didn't realize that EVGA only makes BIOSes available for download to those who have a registered Dual BIOS card. I would say techpowerup is your best bet. You can also try forums like Guru3D and overclock.net, there are many good threads on the topic.


 
Actually one method you can use to get one of those BIOSes is to download the desired file from softpedia,
then use a hex editor to rip the BIOS rom file from the executable. I tried it and it worked, however even the
31% yields a minimum of ~1150 RPM. So I opted for an MSI BIOS instead which gives minimum 900 RPM
and is much quieter.
2014/02/08 11:34:55
buzz84
Cogwh33l
rhp1337
If someone who has these updated BIOSes could upload those with GPU-Z or whatever, I guess they would work with single bios cards also, right?
Looks like there isn't going to be any support for these cards from EVGA (nice), so any help would be greatly appreciated.
I've already tried several different BIOSes with my GTX 760, downloaded from http: //www. techpowerup.com/vgabios/index.php?architecture=&manufacturer=&model=GTX+760&interface=&memType=&memSize=2048 , but they don't really make things any better.




You can download any available BIOSes directly from the EVGA website. If you are looking for a modded BIOS then EVGA won't be of any help and none of us with Dual BIOSes will be able to give you anything you can't already get your hands on.

EDIT: I didn't realize that EVGA only makes BIOSes available for download to those who have a registered Dual BIOS card. I would say techpowerup is your best bet. You can also try forums like Guru3D and overclock.net, there are many good threads on the topic.


 
Actually one method you can use to get one of those BIOSes is to download the desired file from softpedia,
then use a hex editor to rip the BIOS rom file from the executable. I tried it and it worked, however even the
31% yields a minimum of ~1150 RPM. So I opted for an MSI BIOS instead which gives minimum 900 RPM
and is much quieter.

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