Greetings
I'm running around my MSi GTX 1080 SeaHawk X and I'm murmurring about it's BiOS, since it's keeping down the voltage and overall performance of my VGA.
I already studied up how to work with nvflash64, also did a backup, unlocked and locked my EEPROM [protecton/protectoff], did some comparisons, watched up some of the commands, most of them.
My question is, is it safe to use ASUS GTX 1080 STRiX OC, MSi GTX 1080 Gaming X, MSi GTX 1080 Gaming Z [when someone's willing to upload it], or MSi GTX 1080 Founders Edition BiOS?
According to parameters, they all look alike, but I know that for example Strix is using more phases, also Gaming X/Z.
My aim is to crank up at least a bit more voltage into my core, for example 1050 would do just fine, instead of actual capped 1025, or maybe even 1100 would warm my heart.
I know that increased voltage will stress the refference pcb, which has only 5 phases [5 VRMs, 5 mosfets, etc.], but the card is immensly cooled by stock turbine + liquid AiO.
What are the odds I'll fry my graphics card, against victorious 2150 - 2200 MHz stable in gaming, and slightly higher temps?
Thank You guys, appreciate Your help!
best regards
uplink
I'm running around my MSi GTX 1080 SeaHawk X and I'm murmurring about it's BiOS, since it's keeping down the voltage and overall performance of my VGA.
I already studied up how to work with nvflash64, also did a backup, unlocked and locked my EEPROM [protecton/protectoff], did some comparisons, watched up some of the commands, most of them.
My question is, is it safe to use ASUS GTX 1080 STRiX OC, MSi GTX 1080 Gaming X, MSi GTX 1080 Gaming Z [when someone's willing to upload it], or MSi GTX 1080 Founders Edition BiOS?
According to parameters, they all look alike, but I know that for example Strix is using more phases, also Gaming X/Z.
My aim is to crank up at least a bit more voltage into my core, for example 1050 would do just fine, instead of actual capped 1025, or maybe even 1100 would warm my heart.
I know that increased voltage will stress the refference pcb, which has only 5 phases [5 VRMs, 5 mosfets, etc.], but the card is immensly cooled by stock turbine + liquid AiO.
What are the odds I'll fry my graphics card, against victorious 2150 - 2200 MHz stable in gaming, and slightly higher temps?
Thank You guys, appreciate Your help!
best regards
uplink