I want your GTX460 vBIOSes!

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Originally Posted by lowfat

Gigabyte 768mb
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XTW8TZ8V

Also your link in the first post doesn't seem to work. I was going to try the Asus bios but alas it don't work :(

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True, the link is not longer working

Ket, Can you please upload the file somewhere else? Tks :up:

And an eVGA Superclocked 768MB bios

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XTXZYW1R

Thanks for fixing the link

Anyone have a modded bios for eVGA GTX460 1GB (01G-P3-1365-TR) ??? Thanks

new bios for the gigabyte 1gb - fixing the 70% fan speed issue.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=V4UJQ1NN
will u plz edit it for me ?

Hello Ket.

I really appreciate your work. Signed up to take part and ask for your help too. I see you have already unlocked a few asus bioses, dunno if they are different to mine though, I got the 1GB DCU-TOP version. (core 775MHz on default)

If you have time, I will be happy if you will unlock it for me.

Congrats Ket and all the ppl supporting this bios mod i will soon use it for my SLI of MSI Cyclones

a question for all

All guys runing more than 1.1vgpu are using some kinf of cooling for VRM's on this cards ?

Cheers all :toast:
Sergio

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Originally Posted by Gaul

By default the fans go to 70% max, this is an update to the card itself. 70% is max on all GTX 460 cards, no matter the card or utility used to increase the fanspeed.

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I'm using stock bios of MSI Cylone 1GB and MSI afterburner 2.0 lets me set the fan to 100% 3450rpm.

I tried the POV 768MB BIOS on my Gigabyte GV-N460OC-768I (768MB/192-bit). Voltage works fine, but the fan only goes up to 70%.

The fan works to 100% on the stock Giga BIOS, can you mod this one for 1.21V and then post it? Thanks :)

Hey i wonder if some one can help me edit my bios on my ASUS GEFORCE GTX 460 DIRECT CU TOP 768MB ? I just want the core clock speed up to 800mhz and memory up to 4000mhz (1000mhz) and shader clock to 1600mhz! And no changes to voltage just the clock speeds.

Heres a cpy from gpu-z of my bios

Very Sincerely Steve

See first post for updated vBIOSes.

@Stev3
Attachment 107441

I cant unzip the file it says its corrupted file bla bla. pls upload a new one kelso

http://depositfiles.com/files/94ds7l7iz

I have just flashed my card and its working perfectly! Thank you very much Kelso!

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Originally Posted by Ket

See first post for updated vBIOSes.

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Missed the Gigabyte 768MB I posted in #134 yesterday Ket?

Nah, just at work so didn't have time to mod that as well. Figured I'd get the bulk done so people stop bugging me just because they can't run 100% fanspeed. Most people don't even go beyond 50% anyway :p:

No problem, I'll keep an eye out for it later and will just keep working with the 70% limit in the meantime :) Thanks for doing all of these :up:

Its cool. I don't mind modding them but I don't have 10 sets of hands to custom mod each and every vBIOS submitted :p: Hence the generic files that gives everybody a performance boost as well as increases voltages and fanspeeds.

Can anyone unlock my Gigabyte OC 1gb BIOS?
Only voltage to 1.2v. Nothing else.

TNX

FYI:
I just downloaded the newest version of nvflash 5.95.0.1 from http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads...r_Windows.html

I couldn't run this version from dos. Even typing nvflash while on the boot disk said "this program cannot be run in dos mode".
So inside of Win7 x64 I loaded up command prompt and tried your "nvflash -j -4 -5 -6 filename.rom" but that returned an I/O error saying it couldn't read the file.


I got it to work by following these steps:

nvflash -r
let that finish
nvflash -6 modbios.rom
let that finish
nvflash -w
let that finish
nvflash -y
and that would reboot your computer.

INFO:
-r unlocks it

-6 flashes it

-w locks it

-y reboots

@cole2109
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Originally Posted by skankinred

FYI:
I just downloaded the newest version of nvflash 5.95.0.1 from http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads...r_Windows.html

I couldn't run this version from dos. Even typing nvflash while on the boot disk said "this program cannot be run in dos mode".
So inside of Win7 x64 I loaded up command prompt and tried your "nvflash -j -4 -5 -6 filename.rom" but that returned an I/O error saying it couldn't read the file.


I got it to work by following these steps:

nvflash -r
let that finish
nvflash -6 modbios.rom
let that finish
nvflash -w
let that finish
nvflash -y
and that would reboot your computer.

INFO:
-r unlocks it

-6 flashes it

-w locks it

-y reboots

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Erm..

1. You downloaded the Windows version of nvflash not the DOS version
2. "filename.rom" is a generic term everybody uses, you are supposed to replace it with the actual filename you are using
3. :p:

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Originally Posted by boostedevo

I tried the POV 768MB BIOS on my Gigabyte GV-N460OC-768I (768MB/192-bit). Voltage works fine, but the fan only goes up to 70%.

The fan works to 100% on the stock Giga BIOS, can you mod this one for 1.21V and then post it? Thanks :)

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http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...9&postcount=34

Here ya go. CrazyNutz modded the bios for me in another thread a few days back.
Not sure about the fan speed though. I don't know if that has been resolved besides w/ eVGA bioses. My card is on water so I can not test it myself.

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Originally Posted by Ket

Erm..

1. You downloaded the Windows version of nvflash not the DOS version
2. "filename.rom" is a generic term everybody uses, you are supposed to replace it with the actual filename you are using
3. :p:

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1. Nvflash 5.88 didn't work with my GTX460. It said it couldn't detect any Nvidia adapters. So I looked for the latest version.
2. Of course I didn't actually type "filename.rom".... C'mon now.