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@Mr-Dark Got blue secreen again this time error was Destruct! [WATCHDOG] .i just googled it and it seems it is nvidia card as i thought i wonder what was the problem core or memory i am downloading now valley to decide what was the error memory or core
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edit: still testing somene on google said that intel driver uptade utility might cause problem i deleted it now testin with valley
edit2: valley is still running gpu temp is 67degree gpu load is : %99 but i just notice Power Consp: is max%61-67,5 it shouldbe %100 or atleeast near it or am i wrong?
edit:3 no bsod yet since 1 hour (almost)
edit:4 still no bsod it was that god damn program it seems
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Hello

Sound like your problem is the Nvidia driver, as unstable OC crash the game not Bsod the while system
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a clean install for the driver from safe mode will be good idea.. and for the power usage its fine.. the lower under load is the better for stable core clock
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Seems stable, havent OC'ed them yet but this is the first time in 3-4 months I've been able to game without hard crashes. Seems the GPU Boost was causing issues. Thank you so much, EVGA and the retailer didnt want to help lol, I'm so happy that I found someone that did!
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Glad to hear that bro! You can push more for sure as the voltage capable for a higher clock
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Hi Mr-Dark,

Still using the bios you modded for me but I was wondering if you could modify the fan curve a bit to be a bit quieter?

If possible could you please use this fan curve:


Here is the previous bios that you modded for me, if you could leave everything else as it is and just change the fan curve that would awesome.

Moddedbioswithfancurve.zip 147k .zip file


Once again many thanks for your work. It is greatly appreciated.
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Sure bro, here yo go

Moddedbioswithfancurve--New.zip 147k .zip file
 

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#5,542 ·
@Mr-Dark Hey mate driver issue might be would you do a bit higher clock rates both mem and core and some more fanspeed like illolik posted my fan always run %32 i just wan when gpu goes like 70% or over i want it atleast %40 right now it is max 32% 33 but if you are think core is ok with 1430 then i dont care anymore about core but i want it a bit higher overcloc results some guys made so easy 1450gpu+ and 7500 mem that makes me jealous
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thx from now on
 
Discussion starter · #5,543 ·
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@Mr-Dark Hey mate driver issue might be would you do a bit higher clock rates both mem and core and some more fanspeed like illolik posted my fan always run %32 i just wan when gpu goes like 70% or over i want it atleast %40 right now it is max 32% 33 but if you are think core is ok with 1430 then i dont care anymore about core but i want it a bit higher overcloc results some guys made so easy 1450gpu+ and 7500 mem that makes me jealous
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thx from now on
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Okay here is the Ultimate bios for the Hybrid card

Hybrid--1430--1.28v.zip 152k .zip file


Core 1430mhz & voltage 1.28v & a little higher fan speed as the Hybrid don't need much fan speed..

Install MSI Afterburner, then push the clock until you crash.. once you're sure its stable, push the memory ( aim for + 500mhz )..

once yo find the max stable clock on both core/memory report back so i can adjust the bios for daily profile
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@Mr-Dark

Thank you so much for posting my Stock Bios for EVGA 980Ti SC+ ACX+ (84.00.41.00.90 / 3842-4995) the other day.

I have now had the chance to do some Overclocking and it seems to OC real well if I am correct or corrected
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With max OC (as of now) I reach my Power Target exactly in Firestrike so no throttling. But when I play BF4 my power target reaches 117% so I have alot of throttling due to power target that is set in Stock Bios.

Can you or anyone else help me mod my Stock Bios:

980tiSC-stock.zip 146k .zip file
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That I can reach a power target of 120% so I don't throttle when playing BF4?

I play on a Acer Predator 2560x1440p Gsync IPS with a refresh rate of 144hz. With the FPS counter I can tell that there is some throttling going on in the background. It jumps from 120fps down to 90fps in certain cases but thanx to Gsync game is still running butter smooth. But it would still be better for me to know that the GFX card is giving my Acer screen a constant rate of frames instead of throttling.

I am a very competitive gamer and I want my hardware to run
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at optimal levels to give me that slight edge
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I would be grateful if someone who really feel very familiar working with this Bios could help me Optimize it
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#5,552 ·
How much higher do you think is safe with a closed loop like the h100i? I'm seeing 57c at 100% load at 4.6ghz. Do I need to go higher if the rig is mainly used for gaming, web browsing, youtube, kodi+movies? I don't do any video encoding. I use the cheap laptop for that, lol.
 
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How much higher do you think is safe with a closed loop like the h100i? I'm seeing 57c at 100% load at 4.6ghz. Do I need to go higher if the rig is mainly for gaming? I don't do any video encoding. I use the cheap laptop for that, lol.
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When you say load what type of load are you applying? I'm using an H100i gtx also and my load temps at 1.405V are around the same but my chip is delidded. 4.6Ghz is plenty for gaming however if you wanted to increase the the speed a little I would feel comfortable running up to 1.4V. I would say if you can do so while keeping the chip under say 65C then you will be just fine.
 
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95-100% usage while gaming
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Yeah honestly you will not see a huge boost if any by upping the frequency another notch. If you do want to (which most of us do anyways) then yes you will be fine setting voltage at 1.4 adaptive and upping frequency until unstable. Most likely this will yield only .1 Ghz more.
 
#5,556 ·
Meh! Can't get past 4.7ghz! 4.7 @1.4-1.417v adaptive, 64-65C max. My chip does not like 4.8ghz.
 
#5,558 ·
Bleh! Lol. I'm using a puny h100i v2. If I had a full custom loop, 5ghz@1.5v for sure. It's stable now. Couldn't make it through a stress test for more than 2 minutes last night. It's been about 20 minutes now. Time to test some games,lol.
 
#5,559 ·
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Bleh! Lol. I'm using a puny h100i v2. If I had a full custom loop, 5ghz@1.5v for sure. It's stable now. Couldn't make it through a stress test for more than 2 minutes last night. It's been about 20 minutes now. Time to test some games,lol.
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If you are close to being stable try 1.42 or even up to 1.4V I personally would not go above 1.44 but if I remember correctly the max voltage recommended by Intel is 1.52V or something like that but is widely stated that 1.45 should be a safe 24/7 voltage
 
#5,560 ·
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I flashed your bios and I see weird green bits and flakes when gaming, temp as same before 60C full load. My power supply also died.. corsair AX860i supplying 6700k and 980ti sli, any ideas?
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The green bits mean that your memory or core is not stable at the voltage you are supplying. Most likely this is from memory. Down clock the memory until this goes away.
 
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