[SOLVED] GTX 770 being recognized as GTX 760, very confusing

1337Skrjabin

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Hello everyone! I've stumbled upon a weird problem and i wanted to ask you for help. Recently, after a long time since using my old gigabyte gtx 770 4gb, i put it back into my pc. It is working fine but for some odd reason, gpu-z recognizes it as gtx 760. Trying to solve this, i installed the latest avaliable bios for my graphics card via nvflash, installed the most recent gtx 770 nvidia driver but gpu-z still thinks it's gtx 760! What would the secret be here? Some other specs such as vram are displayed correctly but the gpu name is wrong.
I know that there are two very similar gigabyte 760 4gb and 770 4gb graphics cards but i'm sure that mine is 770. Besides, it has GV-N7700c-4GD written on it's pcb.
 
Solution
GTX 760 and GTX 770 are made from same GK104 chip.
Only difference is
GTX 760 has 1152 shaders​
GTX 770 has 1536 shaders.​
Device ID is wrong, should be 10DE 1184 instead (not 10DE 1187).
You may have flashed wrong vbios into it.
Can you show the screenshot?
(upload to imgur.com and post link)
this is what gpu-z shows
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Had a very similar problem yesterday with someone. Had a GTX 550Ti reporting as a fake GPU even, but the GPU was actually the correct GF116-400 (His was actually GF116-400A1). Device ID matched correctly but still reported as a fake unit. I'm beginning to suspect that GPU-Z is making mistakes with minor GPU revisions on older cards.