-
Competitor rules
Please remember that any mention of competitors, hinting at competitors or offering to provide details of competitors will result in an account suspension. The full rules can be found under the 'Terms and Rules' link in the bottom right corner of your screen. Just don't mention competitors in any way, shape or form and you'll be OK.
How to over volt a Titan, a 780Ti or a 780 guide
- Thread starter Gregster
- Start date
Why can't you get it from OCN?
Is that for the Ti or the normal 780?
No, for the normal.
GTX 780 Twin Frozr Gaming OC
I need this one, but can't access the file http://www.overclock.net/attachments/21737
Yes I think its the file I need, I will test it and report probably tomorrow!
Its the rev 4 right?
By the way thanks my friend, I really appreciate
Yes I think its the file I need, I will test it and report probably tomorrow!
Its the rev 4 right?
By the way thanks my friend, I really appreciate
It was the one you linked, so if it isn't, it is your fault
And you're welcome
*EDIT* Installed an original bio from TechPower and we have stability.
Last edited:
Yes I think its the file I need, I will test it and report probably tomorrow!
Its the rev 4 right?
By the way thanks my friend, I really appreciate
That really you KaRLiToS? Thought you would never turn up again.
Anyway, good to see you around.
Last edited:
Associate
- Joined
- 27 Mar 2014
- Posts
- 2
I've just recently invested in water cooling for my kit, and everything is going great until I try to overvolt my cards past 1.212v. I've flashed the bios in both cards with skyn3t-Ti-vBios for stock 780ti and using evga precision x I can achieve clocks of 1326Mhz, Memory 8000Mhz @1.212 volts - passes Firestrike with no issues - temps max at 41 degrees. Much more than this and I start to get artifacts.
So next I wanted to push to 1.3v, installed MSI Afterburner beta 18, followed the instructions to unlock 1.3v - can apply it to both cards ok in AB but when I tried to run Firestrike with same settings above it crashed a few seconds in on the first test requiring a hard reset. So reset all settings to default in AB and slowly increased just the core clock with 1.3v. +150Mhz ran fine but +200 crashed. So I'm unable to get any decent overclock with the extra volts.
Any help or suggestions would be much appreciated
So next I wanted to push to 1.3v, installed MSI Afterburner beta 18, followed the instructions to unlock 1.3v - can apply it to both cards ok in AB but when I tried to run Firestrike with same settings above it crashed a few seconds in on the first test requiring a hard reset. So reset all settings to default in AB and slowly increased just the core clock with 1.3v. +150Mhz ran fine but +200 crashed. So I'm unable to get any decent overclock with the extra volts.
Any help or suggestions would be much appreciated
Last edited:
I don't think the 1.3V works on the Ti (Only the classy) and I should edit my OP to alter that. Maybe Frosty can advise better or someone else with a Ti, as I don't have one and not up with it sorry.
Soldato
Yeah it doesn't work for the Ti's unfortunately.
Associate
- Joined
- 27 Mar 2014
- Posts
- 2
Ok thanks for the info guys. That's a shame, still it runs very nicely at 1.212v
Thanks for the heads up and mental note to me to alter the OP tomorrow.
I was checking the Titan bios "x.rom" and I noticed that the P00 voltage is 1150.0mV - 1150.0mV
Because on my bios (Default Asus) the P00 is 875.0mV - 962.5mV and the Modded bios from skyn3t is 825.0mv - 912.5mV
Isn't P00 an idle state at 324mhz? if so, why running at 1150.0mV?
Because on my bios (Default Asus) the P00 is 875.0mV - 962.5mV and the Modded bios from skyn3t is 825.0mv - 912.5mV
Isn't P00 an idle state at 324mhz? if so, why running at 1150.0mV?
My Titans idle clocks are 324mhz Drangueos and that is on the x.rom bios. Not sure what is what with Skynets BIOS, but do know they are great for constant clocks in game and still drop to idle when not being used.