Quote Originally Posted by r4st4m4n View Post
According to Mavke (I think is the developer of Nibitor), the only things that the card recognize is the VID number between 1 to 4. 4 = 1.1V, 3 = 1.05V, ...
When you see in nibitor 1.1V, this only a label that nibitor make correspond to a VID but this label is only internal to nibitor and it's not taken from the bios.

So it is not possible to go higher than 1.1V since the card doesn't recognize other VID. This has been confirmed by Jason who tried to set the VID to 5, but as result the card reverted to a lower value, probably 1.05V.
Some people also tried to change the label in nibitor but as explained later by mavke, it didn't do nothing. It was also confirmed by the multimeter.

So I'm not sure what hex value you are reading but it is not the Vcore value. All the explanation above can be found in the previous posts. Check for Makve's one.

And as you can see in the image below, the part of the bios you are reading doesn't seem to be a part of the voltage table:

I'm not saying that the card does anything with the default settings of my bios.. but it still says what it says in hex, which is 0x82 which coverts to 130 in decimal. change it to:

0.95V, and it reads 0x5F @ 0xBFD1 - (095 decimal)
1.00V, and it reads 0x64 @ 0xBFD1 - (100 decimal)
1.05V, and it reads 0x69 @ 0xBFD1 - (105 decimal)
1.10V, and it reads 0x6e @ 0xBFD1 - (110 decimal)

those are the only options you can pick.

My card has this field blank, from EVGA

it reads 0x82 @ 0xBFD1, which converts to 130 in decimal

that's what i find odd. that it is set to 1.3V by evga.