Flashing to higher mem clocks with 680

horrorxpunk · 22 Apr 2013 at 14:12

I have an Asus DirectCUII 680 with core clock flashed to 1306Mhz max boost clock and what I need to know is, if there are any bios editing programs or features or if anyone knows a way I can edit the memory clocks because I have not been able to find any programs with that option thus far :-(

fishingcat · 22 Apr 2013 at 20:13

Does EVGA Precision X not allow you to increase clockspeeds past that?

horrorxpunk · 22 Apr 2013 at 22:23

I can msi afterburner and get 7.8GHz memory clock but I don't want to run afterburner really I want to actually flash the card again so the memory clock is increased permanently I have already overvolted the card to 1.2125 volts.

fishingcat · 23 Apr 2013 at 16:57

Why don't you want to run Afterburner of Precision X?

They're by far the best way to overclock GPUs.

PCZ · 23 Apr 2013 at 17:51

horrorxpunk said:
I have an Asus DirectCUII 680 with core clock flashed to 1306Mhz max boost clock and what I need to know is, if there are any bios editing programs or features or if anyone knows a way I can edit the memory clocks because I have not been able to find any programs with that option thus far

You haven't looked very hard then

http://rog.asus.com/forum/showthrea...1.25-für-GTX-6xx-Reihe-680-670-660-650-UPDATE

Kepler Bios Tweaker is the best tool by far.
Forget KGB and the like

I also like to make my clocks permanent.

edit: make sure you have nvflash in the same directory, then KBT can read and flash your bios for you.

JonJ678 · 23 Apr 2013 at 17:54

Flashing for the win. No dependence on programs means the overclock survives OS installs, driver updates, dual booting, moving the card into another computer. It's just better.