8800GT bios for better overclocking! *test*

Anyone do this with a EVGA SuperClocked? 650mhz...

I tried it on my BFG OC but no difference.

\I must be a lucky bast, as my card clocks all the way to 780/1980/2000 (effective), without any BIOS tweaks. Just with a VF1000 fitted. Benches stable too. Im using a BFG 8800GT 512 OC.

I´ll think that BFG OC has higher Vgpu as stock.

It must do. Thing is, i had this card delivered to a mates house while i was working away, and he tested it and couldn't get it above 730 on the core. That was in an identical mobo (P5K-E WiFi AP) and with the stock cooler fitted.

I noticed all the BFG guys are getting to 780 or so....I bet they do have a higher voltage :) .

*smug face!* well, my generous mate, who babysat my card, also bought a BFG 8800 GT 512OC, and his clocks aren't as good as mine, so im wondering if it may be the improved cooling. I rarely see over 50c under load.

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Originally Posted by skullfcuk

*smug face!* well, my generous mate, who babysat my card, also bought a BFG 8800 GT 512OC, and his clocks aren't as good as mine, so im wondering if it may be the improved cooling. I rarely see over 50c under load.

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:p: 41C full load here :p:

My BFG 8800Gt with Stock Bios = around 745Mhz/750mhz


745Mhz@ Stokcooler

http://img100.imageshack.us/img100/181/745de5.jpg




750Mhz@ Stokcooler

http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/5292/750mhzxp4.jpg



I think BFG default bios voltage its same has other cards = 1.1v


http://img405.imageshack.us/img405/9725/11vef1.jpg


http://img405.imageshack.us/img405/1125/nibixe1.jpg




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Originally Posted by mascaras

My BFG 8800Gt with Stock Bios = around 745Mhz/750mhz


745Mhz@ Stokcooler

http://img100.imageshack.us/img100/181/745de5.jpg




750Mhz@ Stokcooler

http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/5292/750mhzxp4.jpg



I think BFG default bios voltage its same has other cards = 1.1v


http://img405.imageshack.us/img405/9725/11vef1.jpg


http://img405.imageshack.us/img405/1125/nibixe1.jpg




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u do not have exact mode
that means u may have more voltage core :D

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Originally Posted by cefurkan

u do not have exact mode
that means u may have more voltage core :D

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why??? other cards have any voltage in exact mode with Stok bios ??? :shrug:


regards

Does anyone know for sure the 2000MHz rumor about the RAM is confirmed? Is it really bad to run it over 2k? Because with the BIOS from the first post, I can get to 2150 no issue (due to the slack timings apparently).

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Originally Posted by mascaras

why??? other cards have any voltage in exact mode with Stok bios ??? :shrug:


regards

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Should be 1.05V

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Originally Posted by kiwi

Should be 1.05V

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XFX 8800GT Stok bios also nothing in Nibitor EXACT Mode :shrug:


regards

I assume you are using 3.5a Nibitor? I have XFX and there is exact volts @ 1.05 which I change to 1.1 :)

I also had nothing under the exact volts, but I made it 1.1v and it worked. Max OC increased as expected. I have the eVGA vanilla 8800GT, and it came w/ 600/1500/900 clocks stock.

i used the zotac 8800GT bios, works good, i would suggest that bios, its straight from nvidia, not altered by manufacturer.

link please GAR

:banana::banana::banana::banana: me the RAM gets crazy hot

i put one of my cards on watercoolin for 24/7 rig and damn the sinks on the ram chips are really hot lol

i have a low OCer
tops out at 729/999 on water and it did that on air for benching too :(

but still it's nice
Crysis even with AA enabled and high details is completely playable ,.,,... love it :)

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Originally Posted by kiwi

I assume you are using 3.5a Nibitor? I have XFX and there is exact volts @ 1.05 which I change to 1.1 :)

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yep 3.5a nibitor

XFX 8800GT also nothing in exact mode , and with XFX 8800GT dont heven show extra voltage in exact mode :shrug:

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Originally Posted by mascaras

yep 3.5a nibitor

XFX 8800GT also nothing in exact mode , and with XFX 8800GT dont heven show extra voltage in exact mode :shrug:

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grab a dmm and measure vgpu, if it´s above 1.12v on load then the bios is already modified ;)

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link please GAR

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here you go man
http://www.mvktech.net/index.php?opt...filecatid=2259

What advantage does the Zotec BIOS have? I tried the BIOS in the 1st post w/ negligible results. Previously, I couldn't get over 951 on the RAM w/o getting artifacts, and even 951 was giving me problems after some time. I'm at 945 now.

After the BIOS from the 1st post I was testing at 956, but getting artifacts. I might be alright at 954, but it was getting too late last night for me to continue.

Honestly, I think I've got some pretty poor vRAM w/ others getting over 1000 easily.

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Originally Posted by ziddey

Probably a bad idea to do unless you have a recovery plan in mind. I'd be tempted to try this out, but I don't have a 8800gt and haven't looked at the card to see how the vids get applied (like on the 7900gt's etc)

But I did notice that position 0xBFD1 changes by 5 with each increase in vid. For instance, vid0 is 5f, 1 is 64, 2 is 69, 3 is 6e. Unknown of the hardware aspect, but just looking at this, if anyone wanted to try, the next value up would be 73.

And if you look in the voltage table editor, although you only have the option to go up to 4, you see in the hex that there's blank space for more to fit in. if you change this in the hex editor to also add in another vid (looks like after the 03, it'd go 00 00 73 04. Also the 04 in red at the beginning would change to a 05.

http://img257.imageshack.us/img257/7...ablevr9.th.jpg
http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/5567/hexqg2.th.jpg

completely at your own risk of course :p if it does, you'd be at 1.15v

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Anybody tried this yet?

Same boat here Jason. Mine weren't stable at 959. Clocked back to stock for now. I'm just gonna test my current 740core/1782 shader which seems very stable. Two hours of ati tool without any trail of artifacts and at least 8 hours of crysis without any issues.