That's the one I uploaded. The changes were made in that one
I've only edited my original bios once and that's what I uploaded.
It's pretty much the same as the 970 which I tweaked. That got to over 1600 core and 8300 memory
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Nvidia GTX 980 Owners Thread
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That's the one I uploaded. The changes were made in that one
I've only edited my original bios once and that's what I uploaded.
It's pretty much the same as the 970 which I tweaked. That got to over 1600 core and 8300 memory
Success!
Core : 1503
Memory : 3800
Volts : 1.275
I'll give it a few weeks, then try a higher core and stay at that memory, as I think it might be the memory clock which caused it to driver crash.
Thanks James
Nps, have a play around. You can leave the power limit and voltage sliders on afterburner if you wish. The voltage on my 970 was limited to around 1.31v (1.275v according to afterburner) but it always showed it wrong. The SOC has voltage reading points under the back plate but you can't get to them with the back plate on.
I'll be putting my card under water tomorrow
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1500/3800
Strange, mine runs BF4 at 1493 and 4000 memory without any issues
Try flashing your card back and see if it crashes with the same clocks on the stock bios? If it doesn't, try editing your bios with what I changed and see if that helps.
"Driver has stopped responding"
Straight away when loading Dying Light
Dying Light doesn't like some overclocked cards.
I kept getting the following error until I set mine back to stock.
http://steamcommunity.com/app/239140/discussions/0/613948093895156552/
It worked fine on my overclocked G1 970 GTX
Dying light works fine at 1490/3800
Just loaded it up and did a bit of running around, seems the wall is about 1490mhz on my 980 GTXWife is now in the owners club, she can call it a Valentines present.
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Already done it
Voltages, power limit and memory clock changed.
Ah lol
nice one. Will be good to see how you get on when you get it underwater. I'm waiting on a spare set of screws coming from EK, hopefully they'll arrive in time for the weekend. The curiousity is killing me lol
Such a simple solution, I'll get that tried out when I get home. I know the card could probably sit like that for 10 years without issue, but it's been bugging me!
Thanks.
No problem, here, spot the thread:
Ok back at my old bios but with Power Limits raised & Temp Threshold higher on the minimums. So far so good in Dying Light but with the default voltages
- Once again it's throttling back in 3DMARK, ok this card is starting to annoy me now
- Once again it's throttling back in 3DMARK, ok this card is starting to annoy me now
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