2016/02/04 19:09:51
deFiniLoGy
cdc-951
deFiniLoGy
How much more OC are restricted by the voltage barrier?
 
Mine doesn't even use over 105% and can't go through 1470...




What do you mean be specific? Are you saying your card does not use more than 105% or that your card is limited by the 105%?


I've set the power limit to 110% and tried to turn up the Core clock, however the core clock cannot go pass 1470.
 
At 1470 the card only uses 105% and did not hit 91C, and over-volting does not help the card pushing pass that.
2016/02/05 03:50:16
pipes80
Sajin
pipes80
sure, but for what lock voltage, al gtx 980 ti have unlock voltage...I can't understand this choice


All cards from the factory are voltage restricted. You can get a bit more voltage out of a reference card with a modded vbios. You can get even more voltage out of a classified vs a reference card running a modded vbios.


wrong you can't mod vbios for unlock voltage, only with classified tool can go over voltage 1,212
2016/02/05 07:19:41
Wiifoo
Hello guys, could you help me please? I have this vertical bar with colours at the left on the screen but I don't know how to delete it... It appears only with Evga PrecisionX 16 :(
I have installed the bios 84.00.41.00.90

 
 
2016/02/05 11:06:38
Sajin
pipes80
Sajin
pipes80
sure, but for what lock voltage, al gtx 980 ti have unlock voltage...I can't understand this choice


All cards from the factory are voltage restricted. You can get a bit more voltage out of a reference card with a modded vbios. You can get even more voltage out of a classified vs a reference card running a modded vbios.


wrong you can't mod vbios for unlock voltage, only with classified tool can go over voltage 1,212


Right... that's why my reference card can do 1.28v with only a modded vbios. 
2016/02/06 01:34:53
pipes80
Sajin
pipes80
Sajin
pipes80
sure, but for what lock voltage, al gtx 980 ti have unlock voltage...I can't understand this choice


All cards from the factory are voltage restricted. You can get a bit more voltage out of a reference card with a modded vbios. You can get even more voltage out of a classified vs a reference card running a modded vbios.


wrong you can't mod vbios for unlock voltage, only with classified tool can go over voltage 1,212


Right... that's why my reference card can do 1.28v with only a modded vbios. 




I know, I tell you of classified...this fake vga can't to be unlock with bios mod, only with classified tool
2016/02/17 02:50:08
BanDestroyer
Hello guys. I flashed the overclocked bios version 1 of this thread and it runs really well. The problem I am having is about temps. My temps are high when playing reaching 86-89ºC with almost reaching 100% fan speed. I don´t know if this is normal but I also stay a little bit concern about staying in this temperature when playing. Btw I have a 144hz display and play games in 1080p resolution. I like to play COH2 and is really a demanding game to reach more than 140 fps with 980ti. Is someone having this problem? My room temperature is about 26ºC because I am in summer in my country. Thank you.
Oh, I also asked for EVGA for the latest bios and they sent me the version 84.00.41.00.F0 for GTX 980TI SC+ (06G-P4-4995-KR) and I think could work with both v1 or v2 cards. Mine card worked with V1. I am sharing with you guys both original and overclocked vbios based on the same condition as V1 posted here. drive.google.com/file/d/0BxKw33k4xEnwYTJzMDZxUjV6Uzg/view?usp=sharing
 
2016/02/17 11:27:23
Sajin
BanDestroyer
Hello guys. I flashed the overclocked bios version 1 of this thread and it runs really well. The problem I am having is about temps. My temps are high when playing reaching 86-89ºC with almost reaching 100% fan speed. I don´t know if this is normal but I also stay a little bit concern about staying in this temperature when playing. Btw I have a 144hz display and play games in 1080p resolution. I like to play COH2 and is really a demanding game to reach more than 140 fps with 980ti. Is someone having this problem? My room temperature is about 26ºC because I am in summer in my country. Thank you.
Oh, I also asked for EVGA for the latest bios and they sent me the version 84.00.41.00.F0 for GTX 980TI SC+ (06G-P4-4995-KR) and I think could work with both v1 or v2 cards. Mine card worked with V1. I am sharing with you guys both original and overclocked vbios based on the same condition as V1 posted here. drive.google.com/file/d/0BxKw33k4xEnwYTJzMDZxUjV6Uzg/view?usp=sharing
 


The vbios does use increased voltages. Your card shouldn't be getting that hot since you're only running one card with the acx cooler at 100% fan speed. How hot does your card get on the stock vbios @ 100% fan speed versus 100% fan speed on bios 1?
2016/02/17 12:06:00
MaelstromOC
Wiifoo
Hello guys, could you help me please? I have this vertical bar with colours at the left on the screen but I don't know how to delete it... It appears only with Evga PrecisionX 16 :(
I have installed the bios 84.00.41.00.90

 
 


You likely won't see this since it's been like two weeks, but that bar, I believe, is the SLI utilization. I think the option to disable/enable it is in the Nvidia Control Panel --> 3D Settings somewhere.

I don't have two cards, so I can't check for myself (at least I don't think it shows up if you don't have SLI)
2016/02/17 12:27:47
BanDestroyer
Sajin
BanDestroyer
Hello guys. I flashed the overclocked bios version 1 of this thread and it runs really well. The problem I am having is about temps. My temps are high when playing reaching 86-89ºC with almost reaching 100% fan speed. I don´t know if this is normal but I also stay a little bit concern about staying in this temperature when playing. Btw I have a 144hz display and play games in 1080p resolution. I like to play COH2 and is really a demanding game to reach more than 140 fps with 980ti. Is someone having this problem? My room temperature is about 26ºC because I am in summer in my country. Thank you.
Oh, I also asked for EVGA for the latest bios and they sent me the version 84.00.41.00.F0 for GTX 980TI SC+ (06G-P4-4995-KR) and I think could work with both v1 or v2 cards. Mine card worked with V1. I am sharing with you guys both original and overclocked vbios based on the same condition as V1 posted here. drive.google.com/file/d/0BxKw33k4xEnwYTJzMDZxUjV6Uzg/view?usp=sharing
 


The vbios does use increased voltages. Your card shouldn't be getting that hot since you're only running one card with the acx cooler at 100% fan speed. How hot does your card get on the stock vbios @ 100% fan speed versus 100% fan speed on bios 1?


My card in stock bios 100% fan speed reaches 76ºC running heaven benchmark X 89ºC on bios 1 
2016/02/17 19:39:11
Sajin
BanDestroyer
Sajin
BanDestroyer
Hello guys. I flashed the overclocked bios version 1 of this thread and it runs really well. The problem I am having is about temps. My temps are high when playing reaching 86-89ºC with almost reaching 100% fan speed. I don´t know if this is normal but I also stay a little bit concern about staying in this temperature when playing. Btw I have a 144hz display and play games in 1080p resolution. I like to play COH2 and is really a demanding game to reach more than 140 fps with 980ti. Is someone having this problem? My room temperature is about 26ºC because I am in summer in my country. Thank you.
Oh, I also asked for EVGA for the latest bios and they sent me the version 84.00.41.00.F0 for GTX 980TI SC+ (06G-P4-4995-KR) and I think could work with both v1 or v2 cards. Mine card worked with V1. I am sharing with you guys both original and overclocked vbios based on the same condition as V1 posted here. drive.google.com/file/d/0BxKw33k4xEnwYTJzMDZxUjV6Uzg/view?usp=sharing
 


The vbios does use increased voltages. Your card shouldn't be getting that hot since you're only running one card with the acx cooler at 100% fan speed. How hot does your card get on the stock vbios @ 100% fan speed versus 100% fan speed on bios 1?


My card in stock bios 100% fan speed reaches 76ºC running heaven benchmark X 89ºC on bios 1 


76C on a 100% stock bios @ 100% fan speed. wow. You should try redoing the thermal paste on your card.

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