ID mismatch is normal and just over ride it.
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How to over volt a Titan, a 780Ti or a 780 guide
- Thread starter Gregster
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ID mismatch is normal and just over ride it.
I always have, just to make sure. Sometimes it was obvious but others it didn't appear to need it.
Is that good or?
Cool beans 
Would just be a silly upgrade the more I think about it, better off saving the money for the top end 8 series card at end of year hopefully
Good plan. I am interested in the 8 series but will be skint
A quick update on this guys. There is a new NVflash, that is so easy to use. Just put the NVflash.exe and files into the same folder as the BIOS and open an elevated command window and type:
nvflash x.rom
(or whatever your BIOS name is)
If you have multiple cards, it will ask at each card if you want to flash that one as well. So simples
http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/2231/nvflash-5-134-0-1-for-windows/
Download it from there.
nvflash x.rom
(or whatever your BIOS name is)
If you have multiple cards, it will ask at each card if you want to flash that one as well. So simples
http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/2231/nvflash-5-134-0-1-for-windows/
Download it from there.
Not sure but if it is the reference card, the 780 BIOS should be perfect but could be worth asking in this thread on OCN.
http://www.overclock.net/t/1393791/official-nvidia-gtx-780-owners-club
Make sure you back up your BIOS prior to flashing, just to be safe
You can use any of them I believe but I would use skyn3t-3A-SC-rev3-941 as I know that is based on a reference card.
When you are flashing, it gives a bleep and then you watch as the little blocks at the bottom add to each other. I think it took about 4 or 5 seconds for me and then it says "Flash successful" or something similar.
Add the lines to MSI AB and then you should be good for upto 1.3V. If you don't add the correct lines (or any lines), when you overclock, it will probably just crash, well it did for me.
You can use AB Beta 18 for this as well and when done correctly, you will need to reboot your computer.
Yer, I always have them in the root of my drive and then open the CMD as admin and type D: to get to the root and then do the flash from there.
So I type CMD in search (right click it and run as administrator)
D: (that is where I have the files nvflash/BIOS)
type nvflash [bios name].rom
So I type CMD in search (right click it and run as administrator)
D: (that is where I have the files nvflash/BIOS)
type nvflash [bios name].rom
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If you have done it correctly, there will be no boost.
I don't believe that the 1.3V works for Ti's J
Why can't you get it from OCN?
Is that for the Ti or the normal 780?
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
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.
Thanks for the heads up and mental note to me to alter the OP tomorrow.
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.