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NVIDIA GTX 970 OWNERS THREAD

Perfect, Power Table tab, scroll down to the very bottom. The 3rd group up you should see

50% - 100000
100% - 200000
115% - 220000

Change the bottom figure to 250000. It will automatically increase the percentage for you and should read 125% now.

Save the bios and flash, bingo. You now have a 125% power limit :)

Bare in mind that flashing can go wrong so be careful and also your card maybe limited with volts, not just the power limit. So although changing it to 250000 is an increase (and still less than the Gigabyte G1 of 280) your card may not boost or clock higher
 
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JamesM said:
Perfect, Power Table tab, scroll down to the very bottom. The 3rd group up you should see

50% - 100000
100% - 200000
115% - 220000

Change the bottom figure to 250000. It will automatically increase the percentage for you and should read 125% now.

Save the bios and flash, bingo. You now have a 125% power limit :)

Bare in mind that flashing can go wrong so be careful and also your card be limited with volts, not just the power limit. So although changing it to 250000 is an increase (and still less than the Gigabyte G1 of 280) your card may not boost or clock higher
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Excellent, thanks. Will try it in a few minutes, will however just pull one of the cards out to avoid any confusion that might cause:rolleyes:
 
anyone figuired away of flashing cards in SLI? Mine are watercooled and linked with rigid tubing, so not an option to pull one and flash the remaining one then reverse.
 
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