Higher power limit bios for 2080ti

[Countgreen]

Does anyone know where I can get a higher power limit bios for my 2080ti? I have an EVGA 2080 ti FTW3 Ultra. The current bios has a power limit of 124%. Also, how would I go about flashing the bios? Thank you in advance.

 

[Lutfij]

I would advise against flashing the BIOS since it can and will void your warranty. Also if your flashing goes awry, you're left with a bricked card.

 

[Countgreen]

I would advise against flashing the BIOS since it can and will void your warranty. Also if your flashing goes awry, you're left with a bricked card.

The FTW3 has dual bios. I'm not worried about bricking one of the bios if something goes south.

 

[TechyInAZ]

Go to EVGA's website. See if Jacob on the forums (official EVGA employee) says there are new BIOS versions out.

 

[nikoskostantopoulow]

You'd be lucky if it lasts for long on the 124% imo.
Plus are you sure you are power capped ?
I have the 1060 it goes only up to 116% power and 99% of the cases i am voltage capped.

 

[TechyInAZ]

You'd be lucky if it lasts for long on the 124% imo.
Plus are you sure you are power capped ?
I have the 1060 it goes only up to 116% power and 99% of the cases i am voltage capped.

Higher tier cards hit their power limits way more often than mid tier cards. I have both a 1060 and a 1080...

If the manufacturer officially releases a BIOS update for a card and doesn't say it'll degrade the card. it should be 100% safe.

However OP, the extra power limit really is only for those who want to overclock for the fun of it and/or want to get the absolute maximum out of their GPU.

The performance difference between the max power limit you guys have now and the ones that come with BIOS is extremely minimal. You won't notice the difference in gameplay.

 

[Countgreen]

You'd be lucky if it lasts for long on the 124% imo.
Plus are you sure you are power capped ?
I have the 1060 it goes only up to 116% power and 99% of the cases i am voltage capped.

Higher tier cards hit their power limits way more often than mid tier cards. I have both a 1060 and a 1080...

If the manufacturer officially releases a BIOS update for a card and doesn't say it'll degrade the card. it should be 100% safe.

However OP, the extra power limit really is only for those who want to overclock for the fun of it and/or want to get the absolute maximum out of their GPU.

The performance difference between the max power limit you guys have now and the ones that come with BIOS is extremely minimal. You won't notice the difference in gameplay.

I'm going to use it for benchmarking. I also hit my power limit all the time with it at 124%. I just want to see how far I can push my card.