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Re: Gtx 1080 ti ftw3 BIOS 2019/07/20 13:59:38 (permalink)
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Sometimes you have to go outside the box to get your VBIOS. Official...no, necessary...yes.  This happens to be the case if your slave BIOS wont allow you to get your full 127% power draw and EVGA slaps you in the face and shifts blame to Nvidia. Which brings me to my next question...have they fixed that yet and should I have a newer version than 86.02.39.01.91 for my slave.  If there is a newer one out there...will it allow me to get to the full 127% power before being throttled at 117%.  I have the ones you helped me out with Saijin and I would assume I'm probably supposed to stick with what I got or you probably would've mentioned it.  I'm about to just say screw it and grab the XOC BIOS and set the VF curve per your Tutorial Saijin and just run with it.


The vbios's listed in this thread are the latest ones, so no there aren't any newer ones.




There won't be any newer ones in the future since the product is discontinued by EVGA.
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Re: Gtx 1080 ti ftw3 BIOS 2019/07/20 15:24:36 (permalink)
Alight...just wondedring cause the VBIOS I keep seeing has XX.XX.XX.40.XX and XX.XX.XX.41.XX.  I've got the XX.XX.39.01.XX (Not on the Tech Power Up Website at all...but we know why.)  I have the one with the repaired Power Level on the Slave Bios.  Can anyone confirm they can hit 127% power level with the .40 and .41 VBIOS found on tech power ups website?  
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Re: Gtx 1080 ti ftw3 BIOS 2020/06/25 16:22:34 (permalink)
#bump


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Re: Gtx 1080 ti ftw3 BIOS 2020/06/25 16:25:45 (permalink)
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#bump

Bumping is not allowed.

Instead of bumping the thread, you could contribute to it.

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Re: Gtx 1080 ti ftw3 BIOS 2020/06/26 03:09:30 (permalink)
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Instead of bumping the thread, you could contribute to it.


Contribute?  When folks bump a thread, it's to indicate that this issue is still affecting users and that the thread has not yielded a solution or come to closure.  So, asking someone that bumps a thread to contribute is like saying, "let them eat cake."  Hardly helpful.  Bumping, on the other hand, has the chance to surface an incomplete thread to someone that may have solved this issue or can connect this dot with another dot that *does* benefit users.  Forums, after all, are ultimately about *helping* people, right?
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Re: Gtx 1080 ti ftw3 BIOS 2020/06/26 05:23:01 (permalink)
Say something like "I too am wondering about the correct BIOS version for my card. I have BIOS version xxxxxxx".

"Bump" is useless because no one knows you or how your question relates to the content of this thread and it is against the rules of this forum. No need to argue.

Which exact video card do you have (model number?) and which BIOS version do you have? We don't know. And you didn't tell us. All you said is "bump". How do you expect to receive an answer? The only answer you will receive is a 'rude' answer such as "bumping is not allowed on this forum".
post edited by ty_ger07 - 2020/06/26 05:32:04

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