Quote Originally Posted by Talonman View Post
I can't think that heat is the thing that is holding our 280's back, being water cooled. It's going to be either a chip limitation, or just a voltage thing. I hope we just need a tad more voltage to get 1 more bump out of our shaders...

Man, I wish they would post the program up...

I wonder how it will handle the various voltage ranges that it will allow you to adjust, on the various cards it supports? EVGA has already posted that it will not void your warranty, so will all cards get the same adjustment range?
Isn't there good reason to think that what my 65nm 280 could burnt, might be too much voltage for another GPU?

I am thinking they will control that, based on what GPU is installed in your system.
Heck, maybe that voltage rage is controlled by the actual chip installed on your GPU?
Funny how they release this ONLY for those with their card registered. In another word, aim directly at those why their warranty covers.

Pros:
-Good news for us overclockers
-EVGA will cover less warranties
-More cards will break, EVGA will have more business.
Con:
-none so far