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[QUOTE=kithylin;27632116]Thanks for the info. My GTX 780 in my "Retro Computer" today is the EVGA GTX 780 Classified version and is supposed to be one of 3 cards in the 780 line (the others being MSI Lightning and The K|NGP|N) that are supposed to allow unlimited voltage control well beyond 1.212v. And in fact in the beginning I had mine running at 1.287v under a custom bios I tuned myself with Kepler Bios Tweaker just fine. I don't know exactly what happened but then later in the same computer I saw it was only running 1.208v suddenly. And now I can't get it to go any higher than 1.208v no matter what I do. If I had an EEVBOT I could probably push it further but sadly they're Unobtanium. I'm still leery about using any other bios and I currently have the card stable @ 1267 Mhz even with 1.208v max, so I'm happy enough with it as is. And that's with full boost table enabled with multiple steps and letting the card boost up/down all over the place as it needs to, which also leads to nice power consumption. I got lucky and got a card with 84% ASIC Quality used off ebay. And it's air cooled with the (admittedly huge) factory air cooler from EVGA and perfectly fine. Maxes out 75c in gaming, 84c in benchmarks, but that might be the crappy small case I have it in and might be improved in a bigger case later. My only complaint is back when I had the voltage successfully running at 1.287v with my kepler-bios-tweaker-tuned-stock-bios on it, it would run 7804 Mhz ram perfectly stable all day, I have benchmark results from it running that ram clock and everything. But now down at 1.208v I had to drop it down to 7220 Mhz ram speed for stability. I'm still not sure what exactly happened there. Maybe the card's degrading, but I doubt that. EVGA Classified cards are designed to run high OC 24-7 for years.[/QUOTE]

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10-20-2019 10:26 AM
kithylin	Quote: Originally Posted by darknightbacca Hi everyone, this thread is regarding custom bios obviously, have ANY of you gotten the GTX 780 Windforce OC card working with a ryzen 7, as there's a KNOWN compatibility issue that dosen't let it display anything, would this custom bios fix all that? has anyone gotten it to or had this issue? I really need to say.. are you seriously trying to use a GTX 780 on a modern day Ryzen 2000 system? That is the biggest bottleneck setup I've seen in a long time.
10-20-2019 02:19 AM
bbowseroctacore	u need to put an other gpu in - then go into bios and set pcie 2.0 for ur graphics card - then pop the 780 back in - known issue for 7 series ngreedia cards and 2xxx ryzens - hope this sorts ur issues
10-15-2019 09:30 PM
darknightbacca	Regarding Ryzen 7 2700x x GTX 780 Quote: Originally Posted by reliantkcar got a $5 broken 780 Pny blower and heatgunned it lasted a few months. Planning on zip tie AIO after reheat. Will 1.3v bios let 1300mhz happen for a few benches before it goes to sleep forever? Hi everyone, this thread is regarding custom bios obviously, have ANY of you gotten the GTX 780 Windforce OC card working with a ryzen 7, as there's a KNOWN compatibility issue that dosen't let it display anything, would this custom bios fix all that? has anyone gotten it to or had this issue?
09-24-2019 08:28 PM
reliantkcar	got a $5 broken 780 Pny blower and heatgunned it lasted a few months. Planning on zip tie AIO after reheat. Will 1.3v bios let 1300mhz happen for a few benches before it goes to sleep forever?
08-03-2019 11:16 AM
Blackops_2	Funny i finally got Green envy set and running as originally intended. A day before i'm about to switch to Vega 56 i decided to flash Skyn3t's' bios again. As my OC on the stock bios with boost had been crashing on my brother. Pumped 1.215vcore, 150% powertarget and managed the highest stable OC to date. 1254/3150 outright. Passed multiple loops of firestrike stress test topping at 47C. Probably a little memory starved but that has been the weak link in my experience with this card. Face palming for having not retried OCing since moving the system to a different PSU and loop on a single card.
10-20-2018 02:37 PM
bbowseroctacore	@kithylin - no crashes or bsods - on start-up for first couple of minutes i had severe mouse lag, black screens, signal droupout, serious artifacting and screen fragmentation along with loud audio beeps when touching mouse or keyboard - then back to normal after a couple of minutes. have experienced plenty of bad drivers b4 but nothing this severe - reminded me of the signs a bad gpu display just b4 it pulls the pin
10-20-2018 02:18 PM
kithylin	Quote: Originally Posted by bbowseroctacore nv latest driver 416.34 gave my 780 sli some awfull issues - back to 411.7 we go....anyone else have issues? People in the ARK: Survival Evolved community are reporting wide-spread BSOD's / Blue Screen crashes in ARK with 416.34, even on pascal / 1080 Ti cards, and not just limited to the new RTX cards. I'm on 411.7 with my 1080 Ti and have had no issues with ARK and my one friend I play with daily that has a new RTX 2080 Ti and uses 416.34 is getting random ark crashes and BSOD's too. So apparently it's a bad driver for everyone stability wise. It effects newer cards too. What are your problems you're experiencing with 416.34? Crashes? Blue screens?
10-20-2018 07:10 AM
bbowseroctacore	nv latest driver 416.34 gave my 780 sli some awfull issues - back to 411.7 we go....anyone else have issues?
09-28-2018 12:01 AM
alancsalt	So not KingPin...
09-27-2018 05:24 PM
looniam	i'll just leave this here, if you have any EVGA 780 card: https://www.evga.com/articles/01266/...eward-GTX-780/ Quote: Win a chance to exchange your EVGA Geforce GTX 780 ACX graphics card with a new EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 iCX Technology graphics card. On this edition of EVGA's Rewind Reward, we take a look back at EVGA Active Cooling Xtreme cooling solution for the EVGA 700 series. GL!
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