LasseK1981
Exactly no voltage available it just let it go to 1.125v like the others

So i guess only way forward is the Galax 2000w 1.2v bios which is nowhere to be found

Yeah it's here, sajin left the link earlier.

https://www.techpowerup.c...rtx2080ti-11264-181010

Ok, so I tried the 2000W bios but its the same results.. it get up to 1.125v and no options for further voltage unless I need some kind of speciel tool? or Afterburner custom? 
 
Anyone know how the steps are for getting the voltage to 1.2? Should I use the curve editor? It IS enabled on this BIOS

Just tried curve edit..dosent seem to allow more than 1.125v
 

Well I just tried and no matter what it just wont go past 1.125v .. even if I force it..  quite strange  actually?   Back then when I had my 1080 GTX with custom bios it actually did work on 1.2v .. Dont know whats holding it back or locking it..  ? 
 

Yes I did, it dosent seem to do anything really.... 
 
I tried to set the voltage settings in afterburner  to 3rd party with a custom file from XOC Kingpin that sent me into BSOD loop lol! had to go to safemode and uninstall afterburner.. I will it a try more with default file.. hope I dont end in loop again lol! 

Ok it dident crash but nor giving the extra juice..  hmmm wonder if its even possible then to bump that voltage up without the Kingpin card itself? .. 
 
My card is sadly not that OC friendly .. it tops at 2025-2040mhz with the 1.125v   which is low compared to my first 2080 Ti which took 2115mhz on stock bios... But thats the sillicon lottery I guess..  If anyone hears of a method of the magic 1.2v I would love to hear.. 
 

Yeah you are properly right. So what kind of hardmodding would be involved? Any guides? Do you have any knowledge?  I just wanna see and go over them before I do anything dont worry! ;) 
 
 
 

So I think I figured it out! I need Afterburner Extreme for further voltage tweak.. I will see if I can get it .. and report back
 

LasseK1981
So I think I figured it out! I need Afterburner Extreme for further voltage tweak.. I will see if I can get it .. and report back
 

Don't think it's gong to help, but let us know if it does.

Okey I would NOT recommend that ASUS bios.. I tried it and it sent me into hell!  .. Dead card black screen! :(   ... 
 
However.. I had to take my sons pc apart, borrow his 2060 RTX and put into my pc and then reanimate my own card with another BIOS hehe.. Quite some work also with power cables and mine is not easily taken apart.. BUT I was able to flash with both cards in, and got the 2000W Galax bios on again which I have to say is the best of them all in my case! It does give the 1.125v and loads of power limit headroom .. 
 
So I defiantly DONT RECOMMEND that bios for at least Founders Edit. 

LasseK1981
Hi Sajin.
Thanks Ill try anything haha.. This ASUS Bios.. anything speciel about it I need to know? Or is it "just" a 1000w bios? Does it has higher voltage? or other features.. ? Ill try to flash asap.. 
 
And thanks for hardmod video ill look into it after breakfast lol ! ;) 

Nothing special. Just wondering if it would allow 1.2v via curve edit.

That would be great.
That's the first one I came across .
There may be newer ones around if you want to do a bit of surfing.

Extra hardware present on KPE card will not magically grow itself out on PCB, when you flash BIOS. 
But card can get borked quite easily, there are some threads around of people with dead reference/other vendor cards from KPE BIOS :)

TiN_EE
Extra hardware present on KPE card will not magically grow itself out on PCB, when you flash BIOS. 

 
True.

Some user had and issue on non-KPE card, after he flashed KPE BIOS, it worked, but once he wanted to revert it back - it got locked out during flashing and BIOS got corrupt. He could not reflash card to anything else, no matter what he tried. He ended up shipping card to me, I replaced BIOS chip and reprogrammed it via hardware, then card restored to functional state. KPE BIOSes have some stuff that configures hardware onboard. If it's flashed to wrong card, it could cause conflict and configure hardware into wrong settings, without option to revert back to default/factory state. So in general I will always recommend to use compatible BIOSes, and not willy nilly flashing whatever binary you may find in the internet. YMMV. 
 
And no matter what BIOS you use , you CANNOT unlock any voltage, there are dozen of limitations from NV drivers and settings to prevent exactly that. Whatever additional voltages possible otherwise - it is means by either hardware stuff (voltmods, special trickery, unofficial rogue hacks) or simply incorrect reporting/monitoring. And going past 1.2V on anything but subzero cooling would often cause you LOWER performance (not clock MHz, these can go higher, but what's the point if your performance does not improve?), because you hit those power limits/thermal limits earlier.