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#351 Also use the 2013 or older flasher the new one will do nothing and it will drive you nuts #352 Thanks for your informations. I will did flash in next days #354 Already read 2-3 times #355 You can set the clocks back up using Kepler BIOS Tweaker in Windows. Thanks! #356 Another success. GTX-680 Zotac ZT-60101-10P flashed and installed in my Mac Pro 5,1 very quickly. I booted with Windows 7 and followed the instructions in this tutorial, it took me about five minutes. Works like a charm. #357 ZOTAC GTX 680 AMP! Dual-Silencer (ZT-60105-10P) ... SUCCESS!!!!Used the 2GB Rom and nvflash from hereUsed the Kepler Bios Tweaker from hereI have put the Kepler utility, rom and nvflash in the same folder.I read the Original Bios of the Zotac card with Kepler utility and backed it up.I tweaked the evga bios to my card’s specs as instructed by this thread.The only problem was that i could not flash the ROM with the Kepler Utility, so i downloaded the latest nvflash 5.513.0 and flashed with the following command (suggested by @dosdude1 here): nvflash64 -6 custom-name.romFlashing was done in Windows 10 installed in legacy and it was very easy process!!!!!! #358 Hello everybody,I recently purchased an ASUS GTX 680 DirectCU II TOP version, then I have flashed the card with the usual EVGA bios and everything works well, both under OSX and Windows 7 except the speed under OSX (OceanWave and LuxMark) is shown as 1411 MHz instead of the usual 1084 MHz while under Windows 7 they are reported correctly.CUDA-Z instead reports the right speed but show a strange behavior in the Performance Tab: while in Windows 7 the Device-to-Device speed is steady at above 70 Gb/s under OSX it goes up and down between 55 and 69 Gb/s.Anybody in the forum with this particular card has experienced this issue?After that I have also have modified the clocks and the voltage of the ROM to match the ones of the original GTX 680 TOP version using the Kepler BIOS Tweaker, I have carefully double checked every difference between the

3rd June 2014, 11:01 PM #1 کاربر اخراجی معرفی برنامه Kepler Bios Tweaker با سلام و عرض ادببرنامه ادیتور بایوس تراشه های کپلر چندیست طراحی شده است و امکانات بسیاری در اختیار کاربر قرار میدهداین امکانات به همراه ریسک نیز هست ، همیشه وقتی حرف از فلش بایوس به میان می آید کاربران از این امر اجتناب میکنندروش اول برای اینکه بتوانید از قدرت کارت گرافیکی که تراشه کپلر را در دل خود دارد استفاده کنید یک BackUp گرفتن توسط برنامه GPU-Z از بایوس است.و یک خروجی بایوس از GPU با همان نرم افزار GPU-Zحالا برنامه KEPLER BIOS TWEAKER را اجر کنید و در گزینه پایین OPEN BIOS را کلیک کرده و فایل بایوس را وارد کنید.در صفحه اول با این تصویر روبرو خواهید شد.خوب تنظیمات این قسمت به دست خود کاربر قابل تنظیم میباشد نسبت به شناخت کارت گرافیکی و کیفیت ساخت کارت!!من در این تنظیمات بدون افزایش هیچ ولتاژی ، فرکانس بوست کلاک را به مقدار 1176 مگاهرتز افزایش دادم. و دو گزینه قبلی که مربوط به 3D و TDP هست را به حال خود رها کردم ( این بهترین انتخاب است )مقدار مموری کلاک را نسبت به شناخت کارت گرافیک لایتنینگ 100 مگاهرتز بصورت پیش فرض قرار دادم و تنظیمات فن کنترل را در کمترین حالت 40 و بیشترین حالت 100 قرار دادمدر قسمت Boos CLOCK زمانی که افزایش را ایجاد میکنید با Boost Limit نیز سر و کار خواهید داشت ، در نهایت 1306 مگاهرتز با تنظیمات انجام شده قابلیت کاملا استیبل فرکانس معلوم میشود.اما بحث آنلاک کردن ولتاژ کارت گرافیک برای خیلی از اورکلاکر ها مهم میباشد و این مهم بدین صورت انجام میشود.در برنامه KEPLER BIOS TWEAKER گزینه های بسیاری برای تغییر ولتاژ هست اما بیشتر آنها هدف اصلی نیستنددر تصویر بالا 3 ردیف اول مربوط به ولتاژ کارت شما میباشد ، نوار متحرک

People have had success with this, and others have not (causing damage to graphics card, the logic board...).If you want piece of mind, only get a card with 6-pin connectors if you have no intention of adding an additional PSU. Otherwise, you might have problems...Some people use external PSUs to power their 8-pin cards, others opt for an internal 5.25" drive bay mounted PSU.See Dr. Stealth's thread: you have the tools and time to do this, it is a very neat approach. #32 Mr Dr,Did you try to overclick the core and memory? I tried to use evga precision/ nvidia tuner, both program can detect the gtx680, but precision can only show the core MHz. While cant find any info for memory. If using nvidia tuner, even both core and memory won't display. Any best oc softwares that recommend?Thanks I overclocked my cards BIOS directly with Kepler BIOS Tweaker. No need to run Precision X but it seems to work also. I'm running the same specs & speeds as a Classified card without any issues.If you OC with a utility in windows like Precision X then you're only OC'd in Windows. If you OC the BIOS of the card with Kepler BIOS Tweaker then you're OC'd in Windows and OS X. View media item" href=" target="_blank"> cards.PNG 705.3 KB · Views: 968 Last edited: Jul 1, 2013 #33 Now i really wish id bought the Mac Pro whilst it was still available in the UK, instead i (stupidly) held out

5.1, with Mojave 10.14.3 installed. Am I missing something? No one here seems to have reported this before, could be an issue with 4.1 MacPros only? #370 I am puzzled, my first GTX680 was an ASUS Direct CU2 TOP, flashed with EVGA Mac Edition bios and clock speed corrected with Kepler tweaker, the speed reported by luxmark was 1411 MHz, my thought was because the difference between the card an the bios, but now I purchased a genuine EVGA one, the same layout as the Mac version, flashed with the original bios and LuxMark still reports 1411 MHz instead of 1058 MHz as it should be...My MacPro is a 4.1 upgraded to 5.1, with Mojave 10.14.3 installed. Am I missing something? No one here seems to have reported this before, could be an issue with 4.1 MacPros only? my flashed Gainward GTX680 also shows 1411mhz in Luxmark.running MacPro 4,1-5,1 flashed here with Mojave 10.14.3 aswell.Maybay 1411mhz core is what is used in the EVGA original mac BIOS.. ?i dont know..and tuning it with kepler bios tweaker does not work for some reason on some card perhaps.. ?small update :it should be 1058mhz i think, according to spec. list from EVGA.should we worry since our core is running at 1411mhz all the time.. ?or is this just a temp. speedboost when starting luxmark for example.. ? Last edited: Feb 13, 2019 #371 I have flashed my Palit GTX 680 Jetstream 2 GB (P/N NE5X680H1042-1040J). I flash it on a Windows PC with Windows 10 using NVFlash 5.134 for Windows. I tried with 4 newer versions first, but I couldn't get them to work.I used the -6 modifier to force flashing (otherwise an error would prevent flashing).I used the standard EVGA rom from here.As this is my first flashing, I haven't done any post tweaking. I do believe the Cinebench score is pretty low. I get the feeling Cinebench maybe isn't the best bench marking tool. Fans runs perfectly for now, speed up at boot, turns off at desktop, and speeds up at load. The fans are a bit tired, the middle

EVGA Forum Moderator Total Posts : 49227 Reward points : 0 Joined: 2010/06/07 21:11:51Location: Texas, USA. Status: offline Ribbons : 199 Re: Peformance of 750ti SC being limited by pwr limit, breaking max overclock consistency 2015/08/18 14:56:51 (permalink) You'll need to use the latest version of nvflash to save a copy of your vbios then use kepler bios tweaker to edit it, after the editing is done you will need to use nvflash to flash your modded vbios to the card. jmj95 New Member Total Posts : 33 Reward points : 0 Joined: 2015/03/20 14:22:29 Status: offline Ribbons : 0 Re: Peformance of 750ti SC being limited by pwr limit, breaking max overclock consistency 2015/08/18 15:05:09 (permalink) SajinYou'll need to use the latest version of nvflash to save a copy of your vbios then use kepler bios tweaker to edit it, after the editing is done you will need to use nvflash to flash your modded vbios to the card.would modifying the fields i highlighted in the picture from 38.5 watts to 42 watts be safe for my card? Sajin EVGA Forum Moderator Total Posts : 49227 Reward points : 0 Joined: 2010/06/07 21:11:51Location: Texas, USA. Status: offline Ribbons : 199 Re: Peformance of 750ti SC being limited by pwr limit, breaking max overclock consistency 2015/08/18 15:13:32 (permalink) Increasing the TDP & PCI-E to 42 will be safe for your card. jmj95 New Member Total Posts : 33 Reward points : 0 Joined: 2015/03/20 14:22:29 Status: offline Ribbons : 0