Nemesis11
Seems i failed in my link, here it is:
 
 
 
Could Finally achieve 1578 Mhz  CPU Clock on Water, and 4207Mhz on memory (which seems pretty weird, as normally i had about 2000/2100Mhz) , card never goes up to 50°C, that's my first graphic card watercooled on loop, and i must say i am very impressed by the results of the card under water !
 
Here is the 3DMark link: 
 
 

It's still failing.  I just purchased two Brand new EVGA 980ti Sc cards, put EK water blocks on.  They ran OK but I flashed the bios and now I get a black screen. The filedropper link defaults to the home page with nothing there. It's actually kind of funny; I can't re-flash my cards back to the stock bios or use any  EVGA bios now.  I ended up using an ASUS bios from the link below.  I'm back up and running.
  

I have change the voltage settings the cart is faster boosting up in a higher voltage to take a stable clook

Sorry to be a little slow. Explain and also keep it a little simple ? ^

Ok ok my english is not so good sorry ^^
 

no it's fine lol, no need to apologize for your English, but could you explain it a little better at your best ability of what you changed in the 2nd bios?
 

I have change the voltage settings the cart is faster boosting up in a higher voltage to take a stable clook. Left the Original Right the Mod.

This my final 980Ti SC+ bios.1.24V,375W max, 1500/7600 stable with 2400-2500rpm fan speed.Speeds and fans are stock make overclock with programs.
 
www.mediafire.com/download/aiknl88y8v27tnu/1.243_hazir.rom
 

    hi, im new to bios editing/flashing and last night i flashed my first bios, but i noticed my voltage was pinned at 1.2300V just on desktop, is this normal?
 
- oh and for my power table and voltage table
TDP:
25000
300000
300000

PCIe:
10000
66000
75000

PSU PEG 1:
12000
200000
240000

PSU PEG 2:
12000
250000
300000

Power Limit:
150000
250000
300000
 

t1gertea
    hi, im new to bios editing/flashing and last night i flashed my first bios, but i noticed my voltage was pinned at 1.2300V just on desktop, is this normal?

It could be normal depending on your monitor setup. 

Sajin

t1gertea
    hi, im new to bios editing/flashing and last night i flashed my first bios, but i noticed my voltage was pinned at 1.2300V just on desktop, is this normal?

It could be normal depending on your monitor setup. 

I'm using a dual 1080p monitor setup, one 144hz and the other 60hz, would that be it? Also is it ok if it's always at that voltage?