hi buddy's why this powerful in it's nature, cant overvolt from 1.17 is there any way to go beyond 1.17? thank for ur replies in advance
Yes there is, my ex Asus 7850 2gb v2 could go up to 1.3v so there must be a way.I think it's related to software, there are some versions that does not let you go further.Try with other software or older versions like the 2.0.7.0 from Asus Tweak. My ex 6870 could go up to 1.4v with a modded software so...
is your voltage jail breaking is real or something deceiving like AB which you can adjust voltage up to 1.3 but it's fake and not working why voltage is locked for a beast version of 7970 like asus dc2 top
Asus DCUII 7970 cards use a non-reference design. The voltage control is not supported in MSI Afterburner. Have a look at ASUS's own overclocking tool(s). If you find that you still cannot overvolt with that, then you might want to check if VBIOS flashing (to the matrix platinum most probably) will unlock voltage.
They have started locking the voltage on these so it seems you got unlucky. Same with xfx and gigabyte if anyone is wondering
Asus Tweak 2.0.6.0 will unlock it for sure up to 1.3v . edit: i meant 0.6 not 7. http://support.asus.com/download.aspx?p=9&m=GPU+Tweak&hashedid=n/a Utilities>>>ASUS GPU Tweak 2.0.6 Happy overclocking. :banana:
thanks buddy's for ur guidance's but my windows is 8 and old version of gpu tweak,2.0.6 cant work on it i cant even install the software what other work i can try?
excuse me i had a newer version installed on my pc so i cant install the ver 2.0.6 but afterall even by installing the ver 2.0.6 and checking "enhance voltage range..'' the top voltage was 1180 any help?
Me?I did not, i did test with the 7850 2gb v2 from Asus on W7 64 and it worked perfectly up to 1.3v.I was using this card at 1250_core 1.25 or 1.28v 24/7. Give it a try with W7 64 and make a dual-boot, w7 + w8.
after some research about this now i think it is not related to windows 8 it is a bios problem . my bios ends to 101 what versions of bios i can try for breaking this jail that asus created