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    where can one find the msi twin frozer gtx 470 bios to flash their 465, mine came in mail today
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    Got my MSI GE and unlocked it today. Now to start testing the clocks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cisco Kid View Post
    where can one find the msi twin frozer gtx 470 bios to flash their 465, mine came in mail today
    I got the MSI GTX465 GE today too and used this guide and their BIOS to successfully unlock it to a GTX 470:

    http://en.expreview.com/2010/07/11/g...65/7865.html/5

    The only thing extra was I erased the EEPROM first using this command:

    nvflash --eraseeeprom

    The flash tools and BIOS are on page 6 of the above guide.

    This thread is also a good resource for the GTX465 GE:

    http://www.overclock.net/nvidia/7899...ii-golden.html

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    I want to hear how these unlocks are going, how are the results?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hu1kamania View Post
    I want to hear how these unlocks are going, how are the results?
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    The GTX 465 to 470 revolution has not been cancelled

    Hi people
    Am just here to let you know. DO NOT LISTEN to the ass hole "you only get what you pay for" "Big companies don't make mistakes like that" nay sayers. Telling you GTX 465 to GTX 470 is:
    A: just review or early production models
    B: its impossible
    C: that its seriously risky

    After some research, was just about to buy a GTX 460, then remembered the GTX 465 unlocking rumours i had heard.
    Did some more research and ended up buying a Point of View GTX 465 for £15 more than a GTX 460 1gb.
    Followed a guide carefully and now have a fully unlocked GTX 470 fully featured with the 448 TMUs, 320bit bus, and 1.2Gb Ram ( though the extra .2 ram may be disabled still need to test that )
    Basically you get a reference GTX 470 with performance, power draw, and heat profiles exactly like a stock GTX 470.

    I bought my card on 4th Sept 2010 in the UK from a large online retailer, it wasn't cherry picked or specially selected, so i find it entirely likely that PoVs will all be the same for some time at least. Since there has been plenty of time for Nvidia to do something about their unofficial upgrade program.

    CPU-Z PoV GTX 465 after unlock ( sorry i forgot to take screen shot prior to flashing it )

    [


    If anyone doubts my honesty i will post pics of the PoVs packaging, and the card itself, even the receipt
    to show this is for real.

    I have stress tested it with endless cycles of 3Dmark vantage and it is rock solid stable ( probably get y and start overclocking it soon )

    After flashing my 3DMark vantage score went up something like 4,000 points.

    Heres the urls of the 2 sites i have found most helpful in achieving this.

    http://en.expreview.com/2010/07/11/g...html#more-7865

    http://translate.google.com/translat...70&sl=ro&tl=en

    The two guides cover all the basic procedures in great detail in, the 1st guide will help you identify a card thats fully unlockable.
    and details on the Asus TMU only unlock, the 2nd guide seems to give the best methodology for the actual flashing. Both have packs with all the files needed to do the job.

    The most important 2 issues are:-

    A: Getting the right card to unlock ( i chose the PoV as so far no one has reported a failed unlock or a card without 10 ram chips)

    Point of view GTX 465 ( so far seems like they all unlock )
    MSI GTX 465 Twin Frozr Golden Edition ( so seems far like they all unlock )
    PNY GTX 465 ( so far seems like they all unlock some need slight voltage raise to keep stable, rumours of new stock being 8 ram chip versions )

    All these cards have 10 Ram chips, rather than 8 that most versions of the GTX 465 have, and GF100-275-A3 GPUs, thats what makes them reliable unlockers.

    No one has yet successfully unlocked an 8 chip 465, it would seem prudent to assume full unlocking on these models is impossible, thus stupid to try.

    B: Recovery strategy for if the flash does wrong

    Once again pretty simple, and mostly common sense
    if your card is unstable or functions poorly then just re-flash back to your old backup bios.

    Ok so what do i do if after flashing i have no display??
    WTF do i do about flashing back if i can't see ??

    YOU ARE STUPID IF YOU DO NOT backup your GTX 465 bios right at the start prior to doing anything else.

    CHANGE YOUR MOBO BOOT PRIORITY TO YOUR CHOSEN FLASHING MEDIA, FLOPPY OR USB.
    DO NOT CHANGE IT BACK UNTIL YOU HAVE FINISHED ALL STEPS.

    Simple:-
    1st on your nvflash floppy or bootable USB stick
    go and make a backup of your current 465.rom

    Nvflash -b xxx.rom
    (xxx being the name you choose )

    go back into windows, and setup a couple
    of .bat files (.txt files with the extension changed to .bat
    PLEASE NOTE
    the terminally timid, AOL users, just migrated ex-Mac users, and mammals with brain stems weighing less than 5grams, may need to change explorer display settings in order to see file extensions, as M$ by default like to conceal all the functions of the OS you just bought)

    one called something like
    rflash.bat
    with commands
    nvflash -4 -5 -6 XXX.rom -A -y
    (where xxx is the name of the backup rom you previously made)

    a second called something like
    clean.bat
    with the commands nvflash --eraseeeprom -y

    If you brick your card and get no display, boot from your flash media
    wait few mins to make sure its completed its boot.

    then carefully type
    rflash.bat
    and press enter, do nothing for 5-10 mins then reboot.
    in most cases your card will now boot with the old bios.

    If you still have no dispaly, reboot with your flash media

    then carefully type
    clean.bat
    and press enter, do nothing for 5-10 mins
    ( the clean.bat command nvflash --eraseeeprom -y will completely erase the eeprom which is the usual culprit when you can't re-flash)
    DO NOT REBOOT UNTIL YOU COMPLETE NEXT STEP

    then carefully type
    rflash.bat
    and press enter, do nothing for 5-10 mins then reboot.
    in most cases your card will now boot with the old bios.

    The truth is if you make the correct choice of 465 card in the 1st place your unlikely to need these steps, but they are a very important insurance protocol.

    Don't forget to download MSIs Afterburn GTX control tool, best app for fan speed settings and overclocking GTXs, turn that fan onto 100%
    permanently. On 100% fan my 465=470 only hits about 65degrees at full load.
    http://event.msi.com/vga/afterburner/download.htm

    Hope this helps some people
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    I ran the Asus utility and it show that I can unlock the shader blocks. So I got greedy and tried a full 470 unlock my Colourful 465 GTX. The pictures shows it did fully unlock.

    But testing with OCCT proves there is no free lunch. One of the shader clusters is not working properly, artifacts and crashes out within the 1st minute, hence it was cut down to a 465.

    OCCT did verify the 1.2 GB of video ram is good via memory test. I wonder can a modified bios allow all of the ram and keep the working shader blocks? Would be good for high texture usage. Will try the Asus utility again to see if I can recoup some of the shaders.
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    I can confirmed that an eVGA GTX465 (not the SC version) can be unlocked to GTX470

    before



    after first 470 Bios flash, notice an GTX470 with only 1GB Ram lol



    after using the nvflash -9 command and second Bios flash, now all 1280MB ram and 320 bit bandwidth running solid

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    Excelent news, congrats for your unlocking !
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    Hello dragon can u please tell me what version card u used? I assume it has 8 memory chips?
    Quote Originally Posted by dragonhunter View Post
    I can confirmed that an eVGA GTX465 (not the SC version) can be unlocked to GTX470

    before



    after first 470 Bios flash, notice an GTX470 with only 1GB Ram lol



    after using the nvflash -9 command and second Bios flash, now all 1280MB ram and 320 bit bandwidth running solid
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    Does anybody know something about Gigabyte GTX465 unlocking? Is it possible?

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    Not sure. Dragonhunter unlocked an EVGA GTX 465. According to what I have been reading, over the web the EVGA GTX 465 only has 8 memory chips. So to me it looks like it would be possible with other cards that have 8 memory chips
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    The Gigabyte 465's might unlock if you can confirm there are the 10 ram chips on the back but the pcb is blue (not that it matters). So far, all the potentially unlockable 465s had black pcb and 10 ram chips.

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    I managed to unlock my pnygtx465

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    Quote Originally Posted by Savage70 View Post
    Not sure. Dragonhunter unlocked an EVGA GTX 465. According to what I have been reading, over the web the EVGA GTX 465 only has 8 memory chips. So to me it looks like it would be possible with other cards that have 8 memory chips


    Nope, mine is a 10 chips card and black PCB. Notice 1280MB ram in GPUz. I was surprised myself cause what I read were like you.
    I posted to let you guys know that eVGA is unlockable, not sure what the % though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bullet92 View Post
    Does anybody know something about Gigabyte GTX465 unlocking? Is it possible?
    Just want to tell you that GB model can not be unlocked. I've got artifacts when I flashed it with unlocked 465 bios. Over 1.087v I' getting strange results. Strange means that they are lower then the results at the same clocks but different voltages (1.1v+). And hell yeah.. the fan can not be controlled on it. It's stuck at 100% but still quiet (comparing to other cards at 100%).

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    would i be able to unlock the EVGA SC edition?

    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814130557

    was going to buy this but want to make sure before buying
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    Quote Originally Posted by atm743 View Post
    would i be able to unlock the EVGA SC edition?

    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814130557

    was going to buy this but want to make sure before buying


    I have two eVGA GTX465 cards, one is SC and one is the normal one
    The SC has 8 memory chips and can't be unlock

    Go for the normal one and pray that It will have 10 mem chips

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    Quote Originally Posted by dragonhunter View Post
    I have two eVGA GTX465 cards, one is SC and one is the normal one
    The SC has 8 memory chips and can't be unlock

    Go for the normal one and pray that It will have 10 mem chips
    http://www.evga.com/products/moreInf...s%20Family&sw=

    sweet i found one on evga.com. i would rather get it on newegg but whatever. using it for a build for a friend. was going to get him a 460GTX but wanted to get him the 336 core version and thought, hell just add the 30 bucks to just get the 465 and flash it !!!! can you post the part number? is it 01G-P3-1465-AR? thats the one on evga.com and want to be sure before buying
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    This was the one I bought at Egg

    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814130555

    Again, there is no guagantee so pls don't blame me

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    Quote Originally Posted by dragonhunter View Post
    This was the one I bought at Egg

    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814130555

    Again, there is no guagantee so pls don't blame me
    sweet. its the same part number as the one on evga.com. hope it has the same vram chips
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    Its going to be the luck of draw. Be prepared these cards are a beast to cool.
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    Quote Originally Posted by vengance_01 View Post
    Its going to be the luck of draw. Be prepared these cards are a beast to cool.
    my 480gtx thats overclocked to 780 on core and 980 on memory i idle at 42C (fan at 50%) and load is around 75C (77% fan) this will run about that or even less being that its less power and cores than a 480
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