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01-30-2019 03:29 PM | |
tooandrew |
I have the same issue. Whats happened is that you and I have downloaded a BIOS that is made for a different memory. If you saved your original BIOS file (which you should always do b4 flashing) then I would put it back on and enjoy your 1080, because for some reason my original bios save corrupted and now im stuck with a card that cannot run games. Good thing is that its not bricked, just wrong bios.
i did but what bios is made for the same memory? like... how can i get this extra performance? |
01-28-2019 12:14 PM | |
sly_nation | I have the same issue. Whats happened is that you and I have downloaded a BIOS that is made for a different memory. If you saved your original BIOS file (which you should always do b4 flashing) then I would put it back on and enjoy your 1080, because for some reason my original bios save corrupted and now im stuck with a card that cannot run games. Good thing is that its not bricked, just wrong bios. |
01-26-2019 04:52 PM | |
tooandrew | i tried both amp! extreme bioses on my amp! and they severely limited my cards performance. furmark dropped from 195 fps to 14 and 18 respectively |
04-24-2017 02:55 PM | |
DW1975 |
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I have received an email today from Dan Hoong over at Zotac. They have now denied giving me the BIOS. I guess we will have to wait for techpowerup to have a BIOS up to test. However, according to the rep at Zotac, these cards have different Micron chips on them. If this is the case, obviously a BIOS flash will not be possible. I will copy and paste his response. Hello, I got an answer from the HQ department regarding GTX 1080 11gbps bios. They stated that these are different models of Memory. And a bios will not be make for the cards with the different ram chips. so no bios is going to be released for the older cards. But again, for the GTX1080 your going from 10.8ghz to 11ghz. A small overclock will bring the ram to that speeds. Best regards, Dan zotac USA |
04-23-2017 09:34 AM | |
Insan1tyOne |
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Glad to hear that you will share it, we will all be waiting with baited breath I'm sure. - Insan1tyOne ![]() |
04-23-2017 12:56 AM | |
DW1975 | I am still waiting to hear back from Zotac. If they give me the BIOS, I will share it here. |
04-22-2017 08:30 AM | |
Insan1tyOne |
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Whoa for real?! No way, that is awesome! Zotac has definitely been rising up the ranks of my "good companies" list these days, so I hope that they come through on this one! - Insan1tyOne ![]() |
04-21-2017 12:21 PM | |
DW1975 | I have contacted Zotac and asked for the BIOS. I gave them the serial number for my GTX 1080 AMP EXTREME to prove I own it. They responded that they should be able to give me the BIOS. Hopefully I hear back from them today. |
04-20-2017 09:03 PM | |
Insan1tyOne |
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Originally Posted by DW1975
![]() Anyone have the BIOS for this card yet ? https://www.zotac.com/us/product/graphics_card/zotac-geforce-gtx-1080-amp-extreme-plus I wish... AFAIK those cards are all designed exactly the same (same PCB / memory chips) as the "original" versions that we all have. If anyone has the BIOS for that card I would love to see how it performs once flashed to our cards. We would all probably see a nice little boost in performance. - Insan1tyOne ![]() |
04-20-2017 03:21 PM | |
DW1975 |
Anyone have the BIOS for this card yet ? https://www.zotac.com/us/product/graphics_card/zotac-geforce-gtx-1080-amp-extreme-plus |
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