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Last Updated: June 6, 2019
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GTX 580 | GF110-375 | 40nm | 520mm² | 3.0 BT | 512 CCs | 64 TMUs | 48 ROPs | 16 SMs | 772 MHz | 1.5GB | 128MB x 12 | GDDR5 | 384-bit | 192 GB/s GTX 680 | GK104-400 | 28nm | 294mm² | 3.5 BT | 1536 CCs | 128 TMUs | 32 ROPs | 8 SMs | 1058 MHz | 2GB | 256MB x 8 | GDDR5 | 256-bit | 192 GB/s GTX 780 | GK110-300 | 28nm | 551mm² | 7.1 BT | 2304 CCs | 192 TMUs | 48 ROPs | 12 SMs | 900 MHz | 3GB | 256MB x 12 | GDDR5 | 384-bit | 288 GB/s GTX 780 Ti | GK110-425 | 28nm | 551mm² | 7.1 BT | 2880 CCs | 240 TMUs | 48 ROPs | 15 SMs | 928 MHz | 3GB | 256MB x 12 | GDDR5 | 384-bit | 336 GB/s GTX 980 | GM204-400 | 28nm | 398mm² | 5.2 BT | 2048 CCs | 128 TMUs | 64 ROPs | 16 SMs | 1216 MHz | 4GB | 512MB x 8 | GDDR5 | 256-bit | 224 GB/s GTX 980 Ti | GM200-310 | 28nm | 601mm² | 8.0 BT | 2816 CCs | 172 TMUs | 96 ROPs | 22 SMs | 1076 MHz | 6GB | 512MB x 12 | GDDR5 | 384-bit | 336 GB/s GTX 1080 | GP104-400 | 16nm | 314mm² | 7.2 BT | 2560 CCs | 160 TMUs | 64 ROPs | 20 SMs | 1733 MHz | 8GB | 1024MB x 8 | GDDR5X | 256-bit | 320 GB/s GTX 1080 Ti | GP102-350 | 16nm | 471mm² | 12.0 BT | 3584 CCs | 224 TMUs | 88 ROPs | 28 SMs | 1582 MHz | 11GB | 1024MB x 11 | GDDR5X | 352-bit | 484 GB/s RTX 2080 | TU104-400 | 12nm | 545mm² | 13.6 BT | 2944 CCs | 184 TMUs | 64 ROPs | 46 SMs | 1710 MHz | 8GB | 1024MB x 8 | GDDR6 | 256-bit | 448 GB/s RTX 2080 Ti | TU102-300 | 12nm | 754mm² | 18.6 BT | 4352 CCs | 272 TMUs | 88 ROPs | 68 SMs | 1545 MHz | 11GB | 1024MB x 11 | GDDR6 | 352-bit | 616 GB/s
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Turbo Blower Non-A | 1 Fan | 2 Slot | 268mm | LED | 16 Power Phases | 1545 MHz Boost | 250/280 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4718017135061 | PN 90YV0C40-M0NM00 Dual Non-A | 2 Fan | 2.7 Slot | 268mm | N/A | 16 Power Phases | 1545 MHz Boost | 250/280 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4718017151030 | PN 90YV0C43-M0NM00 Dual Adv | 2 Fan | 2.7 Slot | 268mm | N/A | 16 Power Phases | 1575 MHz Boost | 260/312 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4718017138789 | PN 90YV0C42-M0NM00 Dual OC | 2 Fan | 2.7 Slot | 268mm | N/A | 16 Power Phases | 1635 MHz Boost | 260/312 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4718017133005 | PN 90YV0C41-M0NA00 ROG Strix Non-A | 3 Fan | 2.7 Slot | 305mm | RGB | 19 Power Phases | 1545 MHz Boost | 250/280 W | Custom PCB | EAN 4718017149563 | PN 90YV0CC2-M0NM00 ROG Strix Adv | 3 Fan | 2.7 Slot | 305mm | RGB | 19 Power Phases | 1575 MHz Boost | 250/313 W | Custom PCB | EAN 4718017149532 | PN 90YV0CC1-M0NM00 ROG Strix OC | 3 Fan | 2.7 Slot | 305mm | RGB | 19 Power Phases | 1650 MHz Boost | 260/325 W | Custom PCB | EAN 4718017133005 | PN 90YV0CC0-M0NM00 ROG Matrix Hybrid | 3 Fan | 2.7 Slot | 310mm | RGB | 19 Power Phases | 1800 MHz Boost | 300/360 W | Custom PCB | EAN 4718017290371 | PN 90YV0CC4-M0NA00
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Gaming Non-A | 1 Fan | 2 Slot | 268mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1545 MHz Boost | 250/280 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4250812430878 | PN 11G-P4-2280-KR Black Edition Non-A | 2 Fan | 2 Slot | 268mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1545 MHz Boost | 250/280 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4250812430861 | PN 11G-P4-2281-KR XC Black Edition | 2 Fan | 2 Slot | 268mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1560 MHz Boost | 260/338 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4250812430595 | PN 11G-P4-2282-KR XC | 2 Fan | 2 Slot | 268mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1635 MHz Boost | 260/338 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4250812429551 | PN 11G-P4-2382-KR XC Ultra | 2 Fan | 2.75 Slot | 268mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1650 MHz Boost | 260/338 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4250812429544 | PN 11G-P4-2383-KR XC Hybrid | 1 Fan | 2 Slot | 268mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1635 MHz Boost | 260/338 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4250812429803 | PN 11G-P4-2384-KR XC2 Ultra | 2 Fan | 2.75 Slot | 268mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1650 MHz Boost | 260/338 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4250812429735 | PN 11G-P4-2387-KR FTW3 | 3 Fan | 2.75 Slot | 302mm | RGB | 19 Power Phases | 1545 MHz Boost | 300/373 W | Custom PCB | EAN 4250812429728 | PN 11G-P4-2483-KR FTW3 Ultra | 3 Fan | 2.75 Slot | 302mm | RGB | 19 Power Phases | 1755 MHz Boost | 300/373 W | Custom PCB | EAN 4250812429711 | PN 11G-P4-2487-KR FTW3 Ultra Hybrid | 1 Fan | 2 Slot | 291mm | RGB | 19 Power Phases | 1755 MHz Boost | 300/373 W | Custom PCB | EAN 4250812429797 | PN 11G-P4-2484-KR FTW3 Ultra WB | Water | 2 Slot | 291mm | RGB | 19 Power Phases | 1755 MHz Boost | 300/373 W | Custom PCB | EAN 4250812429780 | PN 11G-P4-2489-KR Kingpin Hybrid | 1 Fan | 2 Slot | 291mm | N/A | 19 Power Phases | 1770 MHz Boost | 361/520 W | Custom PCB | EAN 4250812429773 | PN 11G-P4-2589-KR
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Phoenix Non-A | 3 Fan | 2.5 Slot | 292mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1545 MHz Boost | 250/310 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4260183364115 | PN 426018336-4115 Phoenix GS | 3 Fan | 2.5 Slot | 292mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1650 MHz Boost | 260/330 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4260183364122 | PN 426018336-4122
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Dual Black Non-A | 2 Fan | 2 Slot | 268mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1545 MHz Boost | 250/280 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4895147132686 | PN 28IULBUCT4NK Dual Black Non-A | 2 Fan | 2 Slot | 268mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1545 MHz Boost | 250/280 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4895147131658 | PN 28IULBUCT4ND Dual White Non-A | 2 Fan | 2 Slot | 268mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1545 MHz Boost | 250/280 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4895147133058 | PN 28IULBUCT4FK Dual White Non-A | 2 Fan | 2 Slot | 268mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1545 MHz Boost | 250/280 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4895147133003 | PN 28IULBUCT4KK OC | 2 Fan | 2 Slot | 268mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1620 MHz Boost | 300/380 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4895147131184 | PN 28IULBUCT4OK OC | 2 Fan | 2 Slot | 268mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1620 MHz Boost | 300/380 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4895147131115 | PN 28IULBUCT4OC OC White | 2 Fan | 2 Slot | 268mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1635 MHz Boost | 300/380 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4895147131375 | PN 28IULBUCU4KW SG Non-A | 3 Fan | 2 Slot | 308mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1545 MHz Boost | 250/280 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4895147132983 | PN 28IULBUCT2CK SG | 3 Fan | 2 Slot | 308mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1635 MHz Boost | W | Reference PCB | EAN 4895147131092 | PN 28IULBUCT2GC HOF | 3 Fan | 2.75 Slot | 330mm | RGB | 19 Power Phases | 1635 MHz Boost | 300/450 W | Custom PCB | EAN 4895147132785 | PN 28IULBUCV6DK HOF | 3 Fan | 2.75 Slot | 330mm | RGB | 19 Power Phases | 1635 MHz Boost | 300/450 W | Custom PCB | EAN 4895147132723 | PN 28IULBUCV6DH HOF OC Lab WB | Water | 2 Slot | 320mm | N/A | 19 Power Phases | 1755 MHz Boost | 300/450 W | Custom PCB | EAN 4895147131467 | PN 28IULBUCU6OL
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Turbo Blower Non-A | 1 Fan | 2 Slot | 268mm | N/A | 11 Power Phases | 1545 MHz Boost | 250/280 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4719331303822 | PN GV-N208TTURBO-11GC Turbo OC Blower | 1 Fan | 2 Slot | 268mm | N/A | 16 Power Phases | 1620 MHz Boost | W | Reference PCB | EAN 4719331303686 | PN GV-N208TTURBO OC-11GC AORUS Turbo Blower | 1 Fan | 2 Slot | 268mm | N/A | 16 Power Phases | 1650 MHz Boost | 260/300 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4719331303921 | PN GV-N208TAORUS T-11GC Windforce Non-A | 3 Fan | 2 Slot | 280mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1545 MHz Boost | 250/280 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4719331303815 | PN GV-N208TWF3-11GC Windforce OC | 3 Fan | 2 Slot | 280mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1620 MHz Boost | 260/366 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4719331303570 | PN GV-N208TWF3OC-11GC Gaming OC | 3 Fan | 2.5 Slot | 287mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1650 MHz Boost | 300/366 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4719331303563 | PN GV-N208TGAMING OC-11GC AORUS | 3 Fan | 2.75 Slot | 290mm | RGB | 19 Power Phases | 1695 MHz Boost | 275/366 W | Custom PCB | EAN 4719331303709 | PN GV-N208TAORUS-11GC AORUS X | 3 Fan | 2.75 Slot | 290mm | RGB | 19 Power Phases | 1770 MHz Boost | 300/366 W | Custom PCB | EAN 4719331303693 | PN GV-N208TAORUS X-11GC AORUS X Hybrid | 0 Fan | 2 Slot | 290mm | RGB | 19 Power Phases | 1770 MHz Boost | 300/366 W | Custom PCB | EAN 4719331303891 | PN GV-N208TAORUSX W-11GC AORUS X WB | Water | 2 Slot | 290mm | RGB | 19 Power Phases | 1770 MHz Boost | 300/366 W | Custom PCB | EAN 4719331303761 | PN GV-N208TAORUSX WB-11GC
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Jet Blower Non-A | 1 Fan | 2 Slot | 268mm | N/A | 16 Power Phases | 1545 MHz Boost | 250/280 W | Reference PCB | EAN 0835168000346 | PN N208T1-11D6-1150022 X2 | 2 Fan | 2 Slot | 268mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1545 MHz Boost | 250/280 W | Reference PCB | EAN 0835168000247 | PN N208T2-11D6-1150633 X2 OC | 2 Fan | 2 Slot | 268mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1590 MHz Boost | 260/290 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4895223100141 | PN N208T2-11D6X-1150633 X3 OC | 3 Fan | 2 Slot | 272mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1665 MHz Boost | 260/290 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4895223100158 | PN N208T3-11D6X-1150VA24 iChiLL Black Hybrid | 0 Fan | 2 Slot | 272mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1695 MHz Boost | 300/330 W | Reference PCB | EAN 0835168000216 | PN C208TB-11D6X-11500004 iChiLL Frostbite WB | Water | 2 Slot | 268mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1695 MHz Boost | 300/330 W | Reference PCB | EAN 0835168000186 | PN C208TB-11D6X-1150FROS
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Ventus Non-A | 2 Fan | 2.5 Slot | 268mm | N/A | 16 Power Phases | 1545 MHz Boost | 250/280 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4719072599300 | PN V371-040R Ventus OC | 2 Fan | 2.5 Slot | 268mm | N/A | 16 Power Phases | 1635 MHz Boost | 260/290 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4719072596828 | PN V371-002R Duke Non-A | 3 Fan | 2.7 Slot | 314mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1545 MHz Boost | 250/280 W | Reference PCB | EAN | PN Duke OC | 3 Fan | 2.7 Slot | 314mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1665 MHz Boost | 260/290 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4719072596903 | PN V371-011R Gaming Trio | 3 Fan | 2.7 Slot | 327mm | RGB | 17 Power Phases | 1635 MHz Boost | 300/406 W | Custom PCB | EAN 4719072603571 | PN V371-053R Gaming X Trio | 3 Fan | 2.7 Slot | 327mm | RGB | 17 Power Phases | 1755 MHz Boost | 300/406 W | Custom PCB | EAN 4719072596965 | PN V371-026R Sea Hawk X Hybrid | 1 Fan | 2 Slot | 268mm | LED | 16 Power Phases | 1755 MHz Boost | 300/330 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4719072596910 | PN V371-008R Sea Hawk X WB | Water | 2 Slot | 305mm | RGB | 17 Power Phases | 1755 MHz Boost | 300/330 W | Custom PCB | EAN 4719072598419 | PN V371-029R Lightning | 3 Fan | 3 Slot | 328mm | RGB | 19 Power Phases | 1575 MHz Boost | 350/380 W | Custom PCB | EAN | PN Lightning 10th | 3 Fan | 3 Slot | 328mm | RGB | 19 Power Phases | 1575 MHz Boost | 350/380 W | Custom PCB | EAN | PN Lightning Z | 3 Fan | 3 Slot | 328mm | RGB | 19 Power Phases | 1770 MHz Boost | 350/380 W | Custom PCB | EAN 4719072615512 | PN V377-001R
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Founders Edition | 2 Fan | 2 Slot | 268mm | LED | 16 Power Phases | 1635 MHz Boost | 260/320 W | Reference PCB | EAN | PN 900-1G150-2530-000
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Dual Non-A | 2 Fan | 2.5 Slot | 292mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1545 MHz Boost | 250/310 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4710636270154 | PN NE6208T020LC-150A GamingPro | 2 Fan | 2.5 Slot | 292mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1575 MHz Boost | 250/310 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4710636269974 | PN NE6208TT20LC-150A GamingPro OC | 2 Fan | 2.5 Slot | 292mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1650 MHz Boost | 260/330 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4710636269981 | PN NE6208TS20LC-150A
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Blower Non-A | 1 Fan | 2 Slot | 281mm | N/A | 16 Power Phases | 1545 MHz Boost | 250/280 W | Reference PCB | EAN 0751492621722 | PN VCG2080T11BLMPB XLR8 Gaming OC | 3 Fan | 2 Slot | 314mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1635 MHz Boost | 260/300 W | Reference PCB | EAN 0751492621715 | PN VCG2080T11TFMPB-O
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Blower Non-A | 1 Fan | 2 Slot | 268mm | N/A | 16 Power Phases | 1545 MHz Boost | 250/280 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4895173617614 | PN ZT-T20810A-10P Twin Fan Non-A | 2 Fan | 2 Slot | 268mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1545 MHz Boost | 250/280 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4895173617195 | PN ZT-T20810G-10P Triple Fan | 3 Fan | 2.5 Slot | 308mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1605 MHz Boost | 260/300 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4895173617072 | PN ZT-T20810F-10P AMP | 3 Fan | 2.5 Slot | 308mm | RGB | 16 Power Phases | 1665 MHz Boost | 260/300 W | Reference PCB | EAN 4895173617058 | PN ZT-T20810D-10P AMP Maxx | 2 Fan | 2 Slot | 298mm | RGB | 20 Power Phases | 1665 MHz Boost | 260/291 W | Custom PCB | EAN 4895173617560 | PN ZT-T20810H-10P AMP Extreme Core | 3 Fan | 2.5 Slot | 308mm | RGB | 20 Power Phases | 1755 MHz Boost | 300/336 W | Custom PCB | EAN 4895173617553 | PN ZT-T20810C-10P AMP Extreme | 3 Fan | 2.5 Slot | 308mm | RGB | 20 Power Phases | 1815 MHz Boost | 300/336 W | Custom PCB | EAN 4895173617546 | PN ZT-T20810B-10P ArcticStorm WB | Water | 2 Slot | 295mm | RGB | 20 Power Phases | 1575 MHz Boost | 300/336 W | Custom PCB | EAN 4895173618079 | PN ZT-T20810K-30P
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TECHPOWERUP | GPU-Z
Download TechPowerUp GPU-Z
NVIDIA | NVFLASH
Download NVIDIA NVFlash Official
Download NVIDIA NVFlash Modified to allow flashing of FE
Credit & Source: #1, #2 (Password: OCN)
BIOS | ROM
> TechPowerUp BIOS Collection < Verified
> TechPowerUp BIOS Collection < Unverified
Important In the second half of 2019, many new cards sold comes with a different XUSB FW Version ID, making them unable to flash almost every single BIOS available in the TechPowerUp BIOS Collection, so be aware when purchasing a brand new card today that you might not be able to flash a higher power limit BIOS on it. Example: MSI Gaming X Trio purchased in Q3 2018 came with a BIOS from September 6th and has the 0x70060003 firmware with a build date of 2018-08-29, the same card purchased in late Q3 2019 came with a BIOS from May 28th, firmware 0x70100003 and the date 2018-12-28, this newer card also had a different EEPROM (WBond instead of ISSI), and simply cannot flash the now almost year old MSI Gaming X Trio 406W BIOS, including many others such as the popular 380W from Galax/KFA.
Download Palit RTX 2080 Ti Dual (Non-A) Reference PCB (2x8-Pin) 250W x 124% Power Target BIOS (310W) Official (Source)
└ Compatible with all TU102-300 (1E04) cards ┘
Download GALAX/KFA2 RTX 2080 Ti OC Reference PCB (2x8-Pin) 300W x 127% Power Target BIOS (380W) Official (Source)
└ Compatible with all TU102-300A (1E07) cards ┘
Download MSI RTX 2080 Ti Gaming X Trio Custom PCB (2x8-Pin, 1x6-Pin) 300W x 135% Power Target BIOS (406W) Unofficial (Source)
└ Compatible with Gaming Trio, Gaming X Trio and Sea Hawk EK X ┘
XOC
Download ASUS RTX 2080 Ti Strix OC Custom PCB (2x8-Pin) 1000W x 100% Power Target BIOS (1000W) Unofficial (Source)Read Me
└ Power Limit: Unlimited | Overvoltage: No (up to 1.093V) | Voltage/Frequency Curve Editor: Disabled | 2D Clocks: Core (Yes) / Memory (No) | Fan Adjustable: Yes ┘
Download MSI RTX 2080 Ti Lightning Z Custom PCB (3x8-Pin) 1000W x 100% Power Target BIOS (1000W) Unofficial (Source) Read Me
└ Power Limit: Unlimited | Overvoltage: No (up to 1.093V) | Voltage/Frequency Curve Editor: Disabled | 2D Clocks: Core (No) / Memory (No) | Fan Adjustable: Yes ┘
Download EVGA RTX 2080 Ti Kingpin Custom PCB (3x8-Pin) 2000W x 100% Power Target BIOS (2000W) Official (Source)Read Me
└ Power Limit: Unlimited | Overvoltage: Yes (up to 1.125V) | Voltage/Frequency Curve Editor: Disabled | 2D Clocks: Core (Yes) / Memory (Yes) | Fan Adjustable: No ┘
Download Galax RTX 2080 Ti HOF OC Lab Custom PCB (3x8-Pin) 2000W x 100% Power Target BIOS (2000W) Unofficial (Source) Read Me
└ Power Limit: Unlimited | Overvoltage: Yes (up to 1.125V) | Voltage/Frequency Curve Editor: Enabled | 2D Clocks: Core (Yes) / Memory (Yes) | Fan Adjustable: Yes ┘
FLASH | GUIDE (Click SHOW)
OVERCLOCKING | TOOLS
Download ASUS GPUTweak II
Download EVGA Precision X1
Download Gainward EXPERTool
Download Galax/KFA2 Xtreme Tuner Plus
Download Gigabyte AORUS Engine
Download Inno3D TuneIT
Download MSI Afterburner
Download Palit ThunderMaster
Download PNY Velocity X
Download Zotac FireStorm
QUESTIONS | FAQ
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DLSS (Click SHOW)
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OWNER'S (Click SHOW)
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TECHPOWERUP | GPU-Z
Download TechPowerUp GPU-Z
NVIDIA | NVFLASH
Download NVIDIA NVFlash Official
Download NVIDIA NVFlash Modified to allow flashing of FE
Credit & Source: #1, #2 (Password: OCN)
BIOS | ROM
> TechPowerUp BIOS Collection < Verified
> TechPowerUp BIOS Collection < Unverified
Important In the second half of 2019, many new cards sold comes with a different XUSB FW Version ID, making them unable to flash almost every single BIOS available in the TechPowerUp BIOS Collection, so be aware when purchasing a brand new card today that you might not be able to flash a higher power limit BIOS on it. Example: MSI Gaming X Trio purchased in Q3 2018 came with a BIOS from September 6th and has the 0x70060003 firmware with a build date of 2018-08-29, the same card purchased in late Q3 2019 came with a BIOS from May 28th, firmware 0x70100003 and the date 2018-12-28, this newer card also had a different EEPROM (WBond instead of ISSI), and simply cannot flash the now almost year old MSI Gaming X Trio 406W BIOS, including many others such as the popular 380W from Galax/KFA.
Download Palit RTX 2080 Ti Dual (Non-A) Reference PCB (2x8-Pin) 250W x 124% Power Target BIOS (310W) Official (Source)
└ Compatible with all TU102-300 (1E04) cards ┘
Download GALAX/KFA2 RTX 2080 Ti OC Reference PCB (2x8-Pin) 300W x 127% Power Target BIOS (380W) Official (Source)
└ Compatible with all TU102-300A (1E07) cards ┘
Download MSI RTX 2080 Ti Gaming X Trio Custom PCB (2x8-Pin, 1x6-Pin) 300W x 135% Power Target BIOS (406W) Unofficial (Source)
└ Compatible with Gaming Trio, Gaming X Trio and Sea Hawk EK X ┘
XOC
Download ASUS RTX 2080 Ti Strix OC Custom PCB (2x8-Pin) 1000W x 100% Power Target BIOS (1000W) Unofficial (Source)
└ Power Limit: Unlimited | Overvoltage: No (up to 1.093V) | Voltage/Frequency Curve Editor: Disabled | 2D Clocks: Core (Yes) / Memory (No) | Fan Adjustable: Yes ┘
└ Power Limit: Unlimited | Overvoltage: No (up to 1.093V) | Voltage/Frequency Curve Editor: Disabled | 2D Clocks: Core (No) / Memory (No) | Fan Adjustable: Yes ┘
Download EVGA RTX 2080 Ti Kingpin Custom PCB (3x8-Pin) 2000W x 100% Power Target BIOS (2000W) Official (Source)
└ Power Limit: Unlimited | Overvoltage: Yes (up to 1.125V) | Voltage/Frequency Curve Editor: Disabled | 2D Clocks: Core (Yes) / Memory (Yes) | Fan Adjustable: No ┘
└ Power Limit: Unlimited | Overvoltage: Yes (up to 1.125V) | Voltage/Frequency Curve Editor: Enabled | 2D Clocks: Core (Yes) / Memory (Yes) | Fan Adjustable: Yes ┘
FLASH | GUIDE (Click SHOW)
Spoiler!
OVERCLOCKING | TOOLS
Download ASUS GPUTweak II
Download EVGA Precision X1
Download Gainward EXPERTool
Download Galax/KFA2 Xtreme Tuner Plus
Download Gigabyte AORUS Engine
Download Inno3D TuneIT
Download MSI Afterburner
Download Palit ThunderMaster
Download PNY Velocity X
Download Zotac FireStorm
QUESTIONS | FAQ
Last Updated: June, 2019
Question: What does Non-A mean?
Answer: There are two GPU variants: TU102-300 (1E04) and TU102-300A (1E07). Factory overclocking is prohibited on the former, it has a boost of 1545 MHz and a maximum power limit of 280-310W. The latter chip has varying factory overclocks and power limits up to 520 W, flashing a 300A based BIOS onto a 300 GPU and vice versa is not possible. Manual overclocking is possible on both.
Question: How do I know if I have a 300 or 300A card?
Answer: Check the list above, but it may be incorrect as the early batches of the ASUS Turbo card had the A chip, recent reports indicate later batches are the correct 300 chip since the card was always advertised as not having a factory overclock. To be certain, check the Device ID in the main window of GPU-Z, if it shows 1E04 it is the 300 chip, if it shows 1E07 it is the "binned" 300A chip.
Question: How do I know what power limit my card has?
Answer: In GPU-Z, click the Advanced tab, then General and finally choose NVIDIA BIOS, under the Power Limit section you will see Default and Maximum.
Question: What does the power limit actually do?
Answer: Several years ago we had full voltage control, then NVIDIA introduced a power and temperature limit. Once a 300 card reaches its maximum 280-310W power usage it will restrict the voltage: for instance, my 280W card could not exceed 0.913v running a game in 5K resolution, this meant it could not reach a higher than 1860MHz core clock although the GPU has a hard limit of 1.093V, therefore it's far from its true potential.
Question:How big is the performance gap between the two?
Answer: Simply put, a higher power limit allows for a higher voltage, which in turn results in a higher overclock. While my 280W card could only reach 1860MHz at 0.913V, my other 330W card achieved 1980MHz at 1.018V, both at 75c running the same game in 5K resolution.
+18% power limit → +11.5% voltage → +6.5% core clock.
In further testing, trying to score as high as possible in ‘UNIGINE Superposition 1080p Extreme’ at watercooled temperatures, the 280W card (0.913v at 43c) got a score of 9188 (69 FPS), while the A card flashed to 380W (1.068V at 51c) got 10306 (77 FPS).
+36% power limit → +17% voltage → +12% performance.
At the time of writing this, the least expensive A GPU has a mere 4.4% price premium, using air cooling with a 330W power limit one can get up to 6.5% better performance, thus justifying the slight price bump. If you plan on running the card on water or with air cooling at the highest fan speed, the performance increase scales up to 12%.
Question: Is it safe to run the card at 380W?
Answer: Yes, as shown above, with the higher power limit the voltage could not exceed 1.068V, the hardware limit is still 1.093V. In order to reach that voltage and unlock the full overclock potential it would require to surpass 400W. There is also a common misconception that the 8-pin connectors are capped at 150W each, in actuality the port does not define the power cap and is capable of more than 300W, making it over 600W for every 2x8-Pin card.
Question: Is it safe to run the reference PCB at 1.093V?
Answer: Yes, as pointed out by Buildzoid during his analysis of the reference PCB: “If you're on water cooling or air cooling you have nothing to worry about, there is not much room for board partners to make a better PCB, for daily usage you can just buy a reference card and knock yourself out, really solid Vcore VRM, massive overkill on the Memory VRM, this is a really, really, really solid card”. To put things into perspective, the reference board can handle above 600W, at which point the GPU will have already hit the 1.093V limit a long time ago so no damage can be done.
Question: What about shunt mod?
Answer: Shunt modding your card will increase the power limit, bypassing the software limit. This effectively means a guaranteed voltage of 1.093V, but is a high risk procedure, possibly voiding your warranty. I have no experience in removing a shunt mod so I cannot say how difficult it is. In short: not recommended unless you know exactly what you’re doing.
Question: Do the custom PCB cards such as the ROG Strix and FTW3 overclock better than the reference PCB cards?
Answer: For daily use, the answer is no, the power limit is still the main limiting factor with overclocking. Long before you would've gained higher overclocking from the increased amount of power phases, the 1.093V limit would have already been reached.
Question: What about the temperature limit?
Answer: This is where the custom PCB cards actually shine, not due to the extra power phases, rather the air cooling capacity. For instance, the massive MSI Gaming X Trio, being the second largest card with its 327mm length, 2.7 slot form factor and 3 fans, managed to keep a temperature of only 51°C (124°F) just above 1900MHz, locked to 0.900V with the fans set to 100%.
Meanwhile, the Palit Dual, which is a 292mm 2.5 slot dual-fan card, barely managed to keep it at 60°C (140°F), even after replacing the TIM with TG Kryonaut.
Thus we can conclude that a temperature delta of 9°C (48°F), which is a step higher on the clock curve, meaning 15MHz faster (not even 1%), does not matter for daily use, yet it's the polar opposite for attempting a high benchmark score.
The real utility I found for these massive coolers, is allowing for near silent gaming, the MSI Gaming X Trio managed to stay at 75c, running 1980MHz (1.043V) on the core while gaming at 5K resolution, with the fan speed at a mere 45% (1530/1220 RPM).
It made less noise than my 4x 120mm 850RPM radiator fans cooling the CPU, thus we’re getting watercooling noise levels from an air cooled card, running at a higher clock than the fastest factory overclocked card! If that is not impressive, then I don’t know what is.
Question: My card reaches 2200MHz at just 1.000V, am I lucky?
Answer: No, since when the GPU is not fully utilized, it can freely go up to 1.093V, as it is not close to the power limit. To really find out your max clock, for your cooling (temperature), you need to run the most demanding benchmarks or games in up to 8K resolution which will result in low FPS and high VRAM usage.
I have seen many people running Time Spy, complain about reaching the power limit in Graphics Test 2 specifically, which is due to Time Spy being a 1440p benchmark that does not max out the GPU throughout the tests.
To really put your card to its knees, run Time Spy Extreme (4K), which is far more demanding on the hardware, but is sadly locked away behind a paywall. My recommendation is to instead run UNIGINE Superposition 8K Optimized preset.
Question: How much performance will I gain by water cooling my card?
Answer: A lower temperature allows the GPU to increase the core clock in steps of 15MHz, roughly at about every 10°C (50°F), so keeping your card at 40°C (104°F) instead of 75°C (167°F) is likely about 4 steps, therefore 60MHz higher, which translates to 3% higher performance. This is of course only possible if you do not hit the power limit first!
Question: Are the more expensive cards binned (hand-picked)?
Answer: There is no evidence supporting that. For example, the Galax OC Reference PCB 380W card could very well overclock higher than a EVGA FTW3 Custom PCB 373W card, it’s mere chance. This is why there is no point in choosing an FTW3 over the cheapest A GPU if you are going to water cool it, they will have near identical performance if you use the Galax 380W BIOS on both.
Question: So which card should I buy?
Answer: The first thing to look at is the power limit, which rules out any Non-A GPUs as they are all locked to 280W and cannot be modified. Another thing to look for is the cooling, the obvious answer would be a hybrid variant, featuring a closed liquid cooler, unfortunately they tend to be far more expensive.
When looking for a GPU to cool with a water block it does not really matter what you get, as long as it is a reference PCB variant, there is no need for a custom one.
Finally, we have the air cooled GPUs, the bigger the better generally, triple-fan is recommended over dual-fan, but price is also an issue here, the large custom PCB cards tend to cost a lot more.
I would say that a good compromise would be the 2 to 2.5 slot triple-fan reference PCB variants, such as: Gainward Phoenix GS, Gigabyte Windforce OC, Inno3D X3 OC, MSI Duke OC, PNY XLR8 OC, Zotac Triple Fan and Zotac AMP.
The GPU with the highest power limit out of these is the Gigabyte Windforce OC, at 366W, but all of them can safely be flashed with the Galax 380W BIOS.
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