@@UGFIWilly sorry for the late reply, if you purchased your 2080 ti in the second half of 2019 or later you cant flash the 406w bios because the newer models use a new different bios
came back from the future and flashed a GPU from a lenovo prebuild rtx 2080 super. bios on gpu had locked lowest fan speed to 43% - I flashed with another biosn and I unlocked with your video, and can now control fanspeed % with msi afterburner.
I just shunt modded my RTX 2080 Ti. No power limit issues anymore, holds 2080MHz(what a coincidence) during gaming no problem and even holds 8200MHz on the memory as well. If I went to water cooling I could even hit 2100MHz, but as soon as it goes above 77°C it drops down to 2040MHz automatically, so temp is the limit now.
Thanks bro the video helped me out alot...It worked perfect and now i have a GPU thats scales and overclocks a little better...Asus dual RTX 2070 to an evga xc ultra RTX 2070
Thx for the video! I think flashing 2 identical boards within a product line/brand makes a lot of sense. Brands put an artificial power limit on lower priced SKUs as an incentive for us to buy the more expensive ones, even though the HW is identical. You can get the most out of your card this way. Just pay attention that the top model you're aiming for doesn't actually have a different/better PCB. Easiest way is to check board ID in GPUZ & Techpowerup. I flashed my KFA2 3080 SG with GALAX 3080 EX gamer. (GALAX and KFA2 are the same brand) I went from a 320W to a 360W limit, not too shabby. Especially for me, in a custom water loop, the extra power will not be an issue, my GPU almost never goes past 60°C under 100% load. If you don't want to take risk, pay attention that the IDs match (unlike what he does here). If you look up your vbios on techpowerup, you have the option "other compatible bios" which shows you other vbios for the same PCB. You can then browse for the ones with the best power limit. On Nvflash 5.804 you don't need the -6 anymore when flashing. You can just type "nvflash name.rom"
Digging this great video back up. I have a Dell 2080 which looks to be a reference style board that matches the FE you have in the video. Thoughts on flashing it to the same bios as the one you used? Crazy part is the card OC's to 2100Mhz boost. Default I believe is 1700ish?
If I start going to the gym and I take my old dell Xps laptop with me (it's quite heavy) at least 5kg and I using it to pump some iron, but at the same time I have it networked to my main pc, will it make my main pc faster and a stronger overclocker? My mate says it will but i'm not too sure. Also if I flash my rtx 2080 with a 8800gts bios and I power my machine back on will it take me back in time?
Before you try that time machine let OCC try it first. We wouldn't want to you to...you know...go back in time and take over the world...or something like that.
para los que lleguen aqui les dejo este dato importante las rtx 3070 palit gamerock 94.04.3A.00.89 se pueden actualizar a las gamerock oc 94.04.3A.00.8C quedando el turbo en 1845mhz, ya lo probe y funciona de lujo.
Wow what a great video. Some need to watch out since the vrms could be mismatched when cross vendor flashing... I use to make custom bios for my original Titans way back but haven't messed with anything like that in a long time. I just bought the Gigabyte Windforce RTX 2080 (non OC) and was disappointed that the power limit was a measly 111%, I am hitting that. I was under the impression that the Windforce OC version has a much higher limit. Im going to look up the cards to see if they have the same layout on the PCB/VRM's being both Windforce versions. Nice to have this refresher on how to do it especially with the different versions, write protect portion you mentioned. Great job.
You cannot BIOS edit anymore because they are encrypted now. Only solution is to flash to a different model. I do have some good news but you might want to double check my findings. First I believe the Windforce OC model is identical just with a higher power limit so that would be a easy flash. Second the Windforce is using a UP9512 VRM controller. Same as the FE and reference boards. It looks like Gigabyte just moved things around but all the essential ICs are the same. So any Reference board like the Evga XC Ultra BIOS should work too. Once again "Should" and you want to double check before taking any risks.
@@overclockersclub What I didn't realize is that the non A chips (1E82) cannot flash A chips (1E87) bios. I couldn't figure out why I kept getting mismatch device even though I was using -6 and protectoff. It does look Like I have the reference board but Im now on the search to see if I can find an 1E82 bios with a higher power limit than 111%. My chip has OC'ed quite well but when benching in TimeSpy or Superposition, it hits limit and throttles but gaming is flat lined...
Hmm...I've ready some people have been able to flash a non-A card to something higher. I don't have a card to test this out, but I will take your word for it. Also you will get mismatch error anyways if you flash to a different brand unless you use the modified NVflash that only works in Windows. www.techpowerup.com/download/nvidia-nvflash-with-board-id-mismatch-disabled/
it is not true about buying the cheapest evga and flashing to the highest price evga... I purchased the 2080 ti XC Black and it has a 1E04 non A chip vs the 10 other variants of evga 2080 ti boards having 1E07 A chips I am locked at 112 power limit as the other cards did get the power limit update I'm stuck. Palit has a 1E04 card with 124 power limit I've asked evga if they can at least match their competitors but have not gotten any update yet.
Technically your are right. You can't flash a Non-A to a A BIOS. You have to do your own research on what card you buy. Sometimes these companies will switch GPU variants between batches. Nothing says they HAVE to use A Variants for OC models.
my card got bricked...luckily i have dual bios so i was able to restore the backup rom! lol!!! i used the higher power limit EVGA FTW3 Ultra bios...no luck...stuck with 307w and 125% slider i guess!!
@@overclockersclub ...The Asus Strix OC had similar PCB and VRM compared to thr FTW3 Ultra...that is why i tried. The strix model is surely not a reference PCB or is it?🤔
I flashed my rtx 2080 ti fe to the GALAX/KFA2 RTX 2080 Ti bios and it worked for me. My founders power limit shows 126%. Next goal for me is to water cool my cpu and gpu for the first time. (which i'm really afraid of doing btw)
NICE! Yeah watercooling can be daunting, I made a few mistakes over the years...Like forgetting to power the pump and it melted the tubes. But it looks really nice if you take the time to do it. I think EKWB has like a AIO quick connect thing that is basically a open loop but already filled with quick disconnects.
@@overclockersclub It's funny that you say that because the first videos or stories I went to search were, "pc water cooling gone wrong/fails" lol and I've researched on videos and the forums for about a month so I know what I'm doing and do it as safe as possible. By understanding the little things like the different types of fitting there are or drawing multiple sketches of how I want to plan the loop for it to be optimal ect... c:
I believe I found a better bios for rtx 2080. The EVGA FTW3 Ultra, it has a power limit of 330W and 130% slider. Will you recommend this over the XC Ultra bios?
hi, I have msi gaming x trio rtx 3080 10gb and its just 3% powerlimit ;( i can flash my card with MSi suprim x bios? My card hvae 3x8pin so have enough power and now i have 61c max temperature..
I have a Nvidia RTX 2080 Super Founders edition and I just want to control the RGB. Which bios do I used and what do I use tio make sure I dont screw up?
Hello, could you please flash the BIOS of the MSI RTX 3080 Ti 12 GB VENTUS 3X OC with Core 1365, memory 1188 and a boost of 1695, with the BIOS of the MSI RTX 3080 Ti 12 GB Suprim X with Core 1365, memory 1188 and a boost of 1830?
No, I'm referring to the PCB design as when its changed by the vendor it can have different VRM controllers and different Mosfets. Usually both is the case making their BIOS no good for you. It may brick the card or even blow up the VRMs. Therefore unless you have a reference PCB model, you may want to research if it's possible to cross flash.
Only reason i wanna flash my 2070 super FE to the evga 2070 Super is cause it then enables the RGB for the geforce RTX logo... So annoying nvidia have locked the color to green with their bios... I wonder if anyone could make a custom bios, identical to the RTX 20XX FE bios, just witht he RGB enabled?
Im so unlucky with GPUs... I got a card which is somehow unable to be undervolted, well there is new bios for my card which fixes that but when I try to flash it nothing happens. For some reason it doesnt work... should I flash other vendor's bios? Is it safe? Like I already spent wayyy to much time at this... I just want this to work....
Thx bro, but i must change small date and it works :D Edit I change bios on my Rtx 2060 Twin Fan to AMP version In MHz with OC 1920 to 2080+ stab. If you get bios with this www you must chceck the newest version bios from January because that version have 190W power limit when old have only 170W
Hello, I flashed my FE 2060 to be able to use the locked RGB function. I flashed perfectly fine, downloaded precision x1 and reads my card as the new flashed card (2060 XC ULTRA) however when I went to change the RGB to another color it didn't change. I can only use Nvidia green and static off.
im doing the backup exactly and it wont save it, I have the link to download the specific flash, I sent it to myself to access on different pc is that even good enough
mine says gpu mismatch? got a rare problem here my card is asus strix rtx 2080 ti pcb label etc.. but in the system/GPUZ it says rtx 2070 super fe? RIP GPU?
GPU-Z isn't often wrong. I would update to the newest version and see what it says again. If it still says 2070 Super, either you got ripped off or the software is wrong. I also don't think you can flash the Strix to anything else anyways.
if i flashed a 2080 super bios to a 2080 (normal) card what gpu driver do i install from nvidia, the one intended for 2080 or the 2080 super? does it even matter?
Thanks for this video. This works on the 2080 ti, right? I'm looking to flash my evga 2080 ti xc with a Galax bios, and this video looks like the exact tutorial I need.
@@overclockersclub I have a Heatkiller waterblock on the EVGA 2080 ti XC right now, and it averages in the 41-43C range during BFV (with Ray Tracing) and 41C in Overwatch. Should I still do it?
The only thing you can flash it to is the XC Ultra. I think both XC and Ultra already have 130% power target. So the only benefit of flashing to a ULTRA would be higher stock Boost Clock speed. You already have a waterblock on it so I don't think you are going to achieve any higher overclock that what you can do already.
@@overclockersclub alright thanks. I oc before the waterblock, and the only difference is the temps. It basically won't let me oc any higher, so that's why I'm considering flashing it with a galax bios. Ty btw for the replies.
Hello, I have a quick question in fact I would like to put a bios of a (Asus RTX 3070 STRIX GAMING OC) on a (rtx 3070 Aorus Master) it could work or not at all ?
I recently bought a 980 ti hall of fame put on my computer and fans go do 20% to 100% constantly I’ve tried msi afterburner but with no effect can’t do nothing in bios also can this hack fix the problem?
@@overclockersclub Is there a 2019 guide for doing Nvflash with DOS? I've been looking around and can't seem to find one.. My card is screwed up so I can't boot pc with it but I can go into bios with dp in card still so I was hoping to flash it with a usb 8gb bootage
i have a rtx3060ti ventus 3x oc and the lowest fan speed is 1800rpm, this is a bios issue and i was wondering if its possible to update the bios with a fix? do msi come out with a bios fix??
Galax RTX 2060 1click oc (160W) compatible gigabyte GAMING OC PRO (215W). reference igor pcb pucture. no need same phase number, but 12V power cable need same. if you override wrong bios, you can override other bios in windows safe mode. and you need “BACK UP YOUR ORIGINAL BIOS!!!”.
Do you have on-board graphics, or another graphics card installed? I'm assuming not because I didn't see it in your device manager. I didn't want to disable mine and then have no video, but your guide mentioned you would still have video output until you restart. So does it still let you use the card even after disabling it in device manager?
No other card in the computer, but that would work as you could just disable the card you are going to flash. But yes you will still have video if you disable the card in the device manager. All it does is disable the NVIDIA drivers which tend to freak out and the basic windows VGA take over. Most likely it will drop to 800 x 600 resolution or something low.
Which Bios should I flash on my zotac 2080 ti triple fan? (Card seems identical to the AMP model) will keep it on air cooling and just want to give it the freedom it needs.
Since its a Reference PCB you could flash the KFA2 380 Wattt BIOS to it. The only Zotac that is "identical" is the AMP base model, but that has the same power target limit of 330watts.
i have a INNO3D GEFORCE RTX 2080 TI ICHILL BLACK want to change the bios to get more kick out of it would you be able to tell me which bios i should use please cheers
It be. Same PCB and GPU Variant. But I can't find the BIOS anywhere or the card for sale. Only actual reference to is is on MSI website. I think it was only in production for a short while and replaced with the Duke card. In any case backup the BIOS because you won't find it on the internet. You could also download GPU-Z and submit the BIOS to the collection.
Yep. I was just saying the None X model isn't being sold anymore and the BIOS isn't on the internet. But you should be able to flash it to the X model because its the same PCB and GPU Variant. If it doesn't work, at least you can flash it back.
It still uses the graphics card. You aren't disabling the device, just the NV drivers so it will use generic windows ones. This video was created on a AMD Threadripper. No integrated graphics.
Hey, i have problem with flashing my MSI GTX 1660 Ventus XS OC. My card don't have "Fan Stop" future so i try put MSI Gaming X.rom but no matter what bios brand i try write everytime i got artifacts after restart pc and i need back to my stock ROM file. I try with normal nvflash and also with patched version. Any tips?
Artifacts usually is a memory thing if you don't get a hard crash. So its possible those MSI Gaming X vBIOS have different memory profiles. I don't think using a different NVFLASH will help at all. The flash worked fine, it your card that doesn't like the new parameters.
awesome guide. i didnt see anything that could go wrong flashed my Asus RTX 2080 TI Dual OC with KFA2 bios. but didn't really gain anything. my core clock sticks at 2065 no matter if i change power limit and core clock+. from the bios settings it confirms 300-380w but when running stress test i see from GPUz it tops a 280W don't know if this can be trusted or if this match up against the 300w TDP. one thing i didnt see from the guide was to do a scan for hardware change after reboot, my computer restarted to 1024x768. could the limit be because this card only have two PCIE power cables. and are unable to reach more power?
Hmm. Looking up the vBIOS specs for the Asus RTX 2080 TI Dual OC, I see its 260 stock with maximum of 312 Watts (after slider). The KFA2 is 300/380. With dual 8-pin PICE PEG connectors, you have more than enough extra power. Each connector can handle 384 Watts. While ATX specs officially only say 150, It's been established proven to be a very conservative number for many years now. When you reboot because NVIDIA see it as a new video card, the drivers are "reinstalled", but if for some reason windows does not recognize the video card at all, you also get that 1024x768 resolution and running in generic VGA mode. Hopefully you just meant that it was that resolution while the drivers reinstalled.
@@overclockersclub I got it up to identify the card, and everything from GPUZ looks fine. Its just from GPUZ and the sensor monitor i see it peek at max 280w when running Aida64 stress test. My question for the PCIE wat because i didnt knew better. and could see some GPUs had 3 PCIe connectors, but also found out the core+ goes in step, so i could get it a bit higher, but when raising it 10+ at a time. but the voltage seems the same
I have a RTX2080 Super Founders Edition, I flashed my bios to the Asus EVO OC dual which has a 300 watt limit or 120% TDP slider. But, the performance is horrible! It is drawing 125% TDP at like 1,800Mhz. Voltage will not exceed 0.950 and the power usage is always 300+ watts even with stock settings. So, then I tried EVGA XC Ultra bios 117% same problem, then I tried the EVGA XC Black with the same issue. I am seeing the power usage in GPU-z, but the heat is just not there. Have you ever seen this? I’ve since flashed back to my original Bios, which is a 112%, 286watt. It runs 2,010Mhz/ 18,200Mhz memory all day. All I wanted was a little more power. But, these bios are working so weird! All of them. They all hit 100-120% TDP at practically less than stock clocks.
The ASUS EVO OC is a 270 Watt BIOS, not 300. So it actually lower than the founders edition. Only one that is going to be higher is XC Ultra. I believe EVGA Black is also lower.
OverclockersClub The Asus Evo OC shows 315 watts power usage in GPU-Z it has a 120% slider. Vs my original bios of only peaking around 286 watts. I also tried the XC Ultra bios, this was the very first one I tried with 116% TDP slider. I am experiencing this with all of them. Power usage is maxing out almost immediately at around 1,860Mhz and GPU-Z shows power draw of around 295-300+ watts. But, the card just isn’t reflecting this, with how cool it is running around 58C. Voltages do not exceed 0.950V either. The fan stop features are nice. But, I just cannot get more than 1,905Mhz with any of these bios. I tried again with the XC Ultra bios. Clean driver install after DDU, resinstalled Nvidia drivers, reset MSI AB, and multiple restarts. With XC Ultra bios and stock clocks the card is already running 120% TDP power limiter. It makes no sense.
OverclockersClub Just for fun, I tried the XC Ultra bios again. The card will not exceed 1,890Mhz 0.950V and literally stays at 116-118% power limiter in RDR2 game. GPU-Z reports the accurate power draw. Around 295 watts. But, it’s almost like the card is locked to a 75% power limit or something. I’ve never seen anything like this before.
Nothing. Since its a Custom PCB, you are stuck with the AORUS bios and the one you have vs the AORUS Xtreme are the same in terms of total power limit.
I have rtx 3070 msi gaming x trio and want to flash it to msi SUPRIM X to get higher power limit, my GPU can not pass/locked cap 250W and I have 400W free space from PSU and even if my GPU pushed to TDP limit as overclock I just hit 62C temp at furemark 8k. will try out tomorrow and see whats happens xD
@@overclockersclub I have an RTX 2060 Zotac twin fan that happens to have a TU104(2080 GPU) die. Can i still flash my RTX Zotac twin fan bios to increase the power limit? If yes, which do i flash to, Zotac 2060 AMP or RTX 2060 EVGA XC ultra?
Wrong brand or GPU. Like for an example you cannot flash to a MSI 2080 TI Lighting or as RTX 2070. The MSI card is a custom PCB and the RTX 2070 is a different GPU altogether from the 2080 Ti.
@OverclockersClub i have a MSI 2070 super gaming x trio. I have flashed it to a Z trio instead and got 10% extra TDP and was wondering if there is a better bios i can flash my card to? THX for help.
Could I flash a RTX 2060 bios to my GTX 1060 6 GB in order to run minecraft RTX assuming that the flashed bios would make my computer think its an RTX 2060
PMU command complete with error, Error code = 0x0009 Firmware image requires a newer version of NVFLASH. ERROR: NV_UCODE_CMD_COMMAND_PREP failed any ideas?
What is the best possible Bios update i can get for my Palit 2070 super gamerock premium? I thought about 2070 super EVGA FTW3 Bios. But i dont knof if this is compatible? Or 2080 / 2080 super anything?
Its a custom card with a 10-phase VRM custom card. Yours stuck with what you got. It already has a 300 Watt BIOS. You don't need to flash it to anything else.
@@overclockersclub i see. I tried the EVGA FTW3 bios anyways. I could OC my card to a 2100 Mhz. Only thing is that Afterburner is showing me that my fans spin now in different speeds what was annoying. I went back to Palit Bios. Was a great experiment tho.
Yes its the same PCB, but there is no benefit to doing this, the vBIOS limit is still 350Watts across all the XTREME cards. Only difference is your card has a slightly lower stock boost clock. Overclocking will yield the same results as you can do currently.
Is it possible to flash an EVGA RTX 2070 XC Black to an EVGA RTX 2070 XC Ultra ? I keep getting the mismatch message when I attempt it. Only looking to do this for the extra factory boost.
No you are out of luck. 08G-P4-1171-KR (The one you have) is the Non-A variant which has a lower power limit and cannot be flashed to any A-Variant like the Ultra 08G-P4-2173-KR. Someone posted a comment a while back that Palit has a good Non-A vBIOS. Haven't checked personally though. Worth a look.
Maybe? The TechPowerUp database says it is a Non-A Variant. Otherwise Yes I would work. Though the KA2/Galax OC BIOS (EAN 4895147131184 | PN 28IULBUCT4OK ) has a higher Power Limit of 380 Watts appose to 338 of the XC Ultra.
can i do the rtx 2060 twin fan to amp just to unlock the power limit from 100 to what ever the amp has is it as big of a risk, all i want is a power limit higher to oc better, i dont plan on changing my fans or anything like that.
@@overclockersclub Probably it's me Yea it's work 100% no blue screen no brick, i don't see any problems But you must know the 'white led' for AMP version doesn't work on TwinFan + power limit for 160W increase to 190W Oc my card +-2,100Mhz in benchmarks/games (+75 on AfterBurner) On the line 100 to 111% - PowLim
Jahusaphet You need to boot Windows in safe mode with another gpu in PCIe 1 and place your flashed card in the PCIe 2 and disable it in Windows safe mode.
I wonder what would happen if one flashed a vBIOS of a completely different card but of the same chip like GA104 3060 12gb with that of its Ti version, which is also GA104...gpu bricking race.
So,if you'd kindly give me some advise. I got a 2080 Super MSI Ventus,not the XS one,so it should be the reference PCB and it would work with the EVGA Bios,right? Cos it has 100% power limit and it's kind of annoying. Not that it will change a lot,overclocking-wise,it already goes up to 2050MHz,no sweat,but still
@@overclockersclub It officially works,just flashed it with the EVGA ULTRA,no issues at all,but it's a waste of time,no imrpovement whatsoever. I think I'll try with another bios,maybe the ASUS DUAL,this one only gets you an additional 16% power limit increase,which didn't affect this card. Anyway,liked and subbed
Can you confirm if this allowed you to use precision X1 to change the founders edition led color? I have a founders 2080ti I really would like to make the rgb in my founders card work. Makes me mad that Nvidia bios locks it out when the cooler has the capability.
When I made the video / article last year, the LED tab in Precision X1 allowed me to change the brightness but no color. However I didn't "update" the LED firmware as Precision X1 asks you to do. So I cannot say if that is the solution.
@@overclockersclub thanks :), do you know if it is better than a rx5700xt? I just want to play star citizen but watching un some reviews than the rtx2080 its not todo far un performance even with the gtx1080ti but its price os mucho more. I still cancell the buy and maybe choose a cheaper one
How does that backup your original vbios? If you fucked up and we’re operating blind you would want to have your old bios bootable from a usb. Just saying that “backup” won’t do any good if you get a black screen.
You can still type commands blind if you must. Boot into DOS and use the same program. But really the easier way is to use a second video card or onboard graphics if you can. Flash it again with your eyes this time. You can also take that video into a another computer as well. Just say you got many options to flash back. I like using cards with dual bios, makes it waaay less stressful.
I can't flash the Asus RTX 2080 8GB Turbo EVO or The Asus RTX 2080 8GB Super Evo to a bios with a higher power limit ? are these cards not flashable ? also if you could please tell me which cars can be flashed and with what bios in the RTX 2080 series cards or the RTX 2080 Ti series ? I always get ID mismatch even when using the patched version of NVflash. maybe I have something wrong ? also how do I tell what version of GPU I have weather it's an A series or A1 series or 400 or whatever I was using GPU Z but not sure if that is the reason I can't flash ? Thank you in Advance for any advice :)
Also GPU says that both cards I have Are TU104 A1 GPU's I'm trying to flash the asus turbo edition bios with the asus super edition bios I have 2 asus super edition GPU's and 1 asus turbo edition gpu
Lot to unpack. First The Turbo is a Non-A. Second the Super is a different GPU and essentially the A-Variant so matter which SUPER brand or model you buy. You can find out which version you have either buy looking at the GPU die itself, or google the part number.
is there a way that you can flash quadro bios into a geforce, like quadro rtx6000 into rtx 2080 ti, since the chip is the same and PCB looks pretty identical except the power location is different? I know it's a dangerous idea but just feel like asking...
I have done it for past generations and bedsides the memory being more, the reference boards are the same (has been). NVIDIA figured out people where flashing GTX to Quadros and since the GTX 480 card you cannot simply flash it anymore. I mean you can and the drivers will install, but all the "benefits" of a Quadro acceleration is still disabled (it will preform the same as before). NVIDIA controls if the card is truly a quadro with a series of transistors on the board. You physically need to solder different ones on for it to see it as a real Quadro. Google "GTX 680 Quadro mod". Every generation is different but people keep figuring out the correct combo.
I succesfully flashed my 2080 Ti Gaming X Trio to the official 406w bios by following your tutorial, thanks
I have the same gpu i tried to flash it with 406w but i cant idk why can you please help me mate , thanks
Same thing here can't get it
@@UGFIWilly sorry for the late reply, if you purchased your 2080 ti in the second half of 2019 or later you cant flash the 406w bios because the newer models use a new different bios
DId it help? did it crash sometimes?
@@ninjaman7777 Nope, never had a problem
Great video. Flashed my 2080 FE without a hitch. Crazy that I had to flash the BIOS just to change the fan curve to drop below 40% at idle.
Yep, stupid decision on NIVDIA part.
came back from the future and flashed a GPU from a lenovo prebuild rtx 2080 super. bios on gpu had locked lowest fan speed to 43% - I flashed with another biosn and I unlocked with your video, and can now control fanspeed % with msi afterburner.
If you are asking what bios you should flash in the comment section, you are not ready to do this.
I just shunt modded my RTX 2080 Ti. No power limit issues anymore, holds 2080MHz(what a coincidence) during gaming no problem and even holds 8200MHz on the memory as well. If I went to water cooling I could even hit 2100MHz, but as soon as it goes above 77°C it drops down to 2040MHz automatically, so temp is the limit now.
Any luck overclocking it? Because aparently if you do a 350 w oc it performs almost like a 3080, but you need samsung vram.
I guess you would benefit from a copper mod
Thanks bro the video helped me out alot...It worked perfect and now i have a GPU thats scales and overclocks a little better...Asus dual RTX 2070 to an evga xc ultra RTX 2070
Thx for the video! I think flashing 2 identical boards within a product line/brand makes a lot of sense. Brands put an artificial power limit on lower priced SKUs as an incentive for us to buy the more expensive ones, even though the HW is identical. You can get the most out of your card this way.
Just pay attention that the top model you're aiming for doesn't actually have a different/better PCB. Easiest way is to check board ID in GPUZ & Techpowerup.
I flashed my KFA2 3080 SG with GALAX 3080 EX gamer. (GALAX and KFA2 are the same brand)
I went from a 320W to a 360W limit, not too shabby. Especially for me, in a custom water loop, the extra power will not be an issue, my GPU almost never goes past 60°C under 100% load.
If you don't want to take risk, pay attention that the IDs match (unlike what he does here). If you look up your vbios on techpowerup, you have the option "other compatible bios" which shows you other vbios for the same PCB. You can then browse for the ones with the best power limit.
On Nvflash 5.804 you don't need the -6 anymore when flashing. You can just type "nvflash name.rom"
Great video! Got my 780Ti flashed!
I saw him your video
Nice video, i have a rtx 2080 windforce 8gb not oc version, Wich bios can i apply for a better power?
Great Video ! i have: Zotac GeForce RTX 2070 Super Twin Fan. Can you please recommend a bios for this graphics card.
Thanks in advance !
Digging this great video back up. I have a Dell 2080 which looks to be a reference style board that matches the FE you have in the video. Thoughts on flashing it to the same bios as the one you used? Crazy part is the card OC's to 2100Mhz boost. Default I believe is 1700ish?
Great Video very well done. Your instructions are on point!
If I start going to the gym and I take my old dell Xps laptop with me (it's quite heavy) at least 5kg and I using it to pump some iron, but at the same time I have it networked to my main pc, will it make my main pc faster and a stronger overclocker? My mate says it will but i'm not too sure. Also if I flash my rtx 2080 with a 8800gts bios and I power my machine back on will it take me back in time?
Before you try that time machine let OCC try it first. We wouldn't want to you to...you know...go back in time and take over the world...or something like that.
para los que lleguen aqui les dejo este dato importante las rtx 3070 palit gamerock 94.04.3A.00.89 se pueden actualizar a las gamerock oc 94.04.3A.00.8C quedando el turbo en 1845mhz, ya lo probe y funciona de lujo.
thanks a lot! with this video I repaired my Quadro k6000
Hahaha, I bet :)
I need to factory reset/restore the BIOS on my Geforce RTX 2080 & I don't have a backup so where can I locate it?
Always keep your original. Sometimes others will not work depending on the PCB revision. www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/
@@overclockersclub I never had the original as I purchased 2nd hand!
That makes sense! Hope the reflash goes well for you.
Wow what a great video. Some need to watch out since the vrms could be mismatched when cross vendor flashing... I use to make custom bios for my original Titans way back but haven't messed with anything like that in a long time. I just bought the Gigabyte Windforce RTX 2080 (non OC) and was disappointed that the power limit was a measly 111%, I am hitting that. I was under the impression that the Windforce OC version has a much higher limit. Im going to look up the cards to see if they have the same layout on the PCB/VRM's being both Windforce versions. Nice to have this refresher on how to do it especially with the different versions, write protect portion you mentioned. Great job.
You cannot BIOS edit anymore because they are encrypted now. Only solution is to flash to a different model. I do have some good news but you might want to double check my findings. First I believe the Windforce OC model is identical just with a higher power limit so that would be a easy flash. Second the Windforce is using a UP9512 VRM controller. Same as the FE and reference boards. It looks like Gigabyte just moved things around but all the essential ICs are the same. So any Reference board like the Evga XC Ultra BIOS should work too. Once again "Should" and you want to double check before taking any risks.
@@overclockersclub What I didn't realize is that the non A chips (1E82) cannot flash A chips (1E87) bios. I couldn't figure out why I kept getting mismatch device even though I was using -6 and protectoff. It does look Like I have the reference board but Im now on the search to see if I can find an 1E82 bios with a higher power limit than 111%. My chip has OC'ed quite well but when benching in TimeSpy or Superposition, it hits limit and throttles but gaming is flat lined...
Hmm...I've ready some people have been able to flash a non-A card to something higher. I don't have a card to test this out, but I will take your word for it.
Also you will get mismatch error anyways if you flash to a different brand unless you use the modified NVflash that only works in Windows. www.techpowerup.com/download/nvidia-nvflash-with-board-id-mismatch-disabled/
it is not true about buying the cheapest evga and flashing to the highest price evga... I purchased the 2080 ti XC Black and it has a 1E04 non A chip vs the 10 other variants of evga 2080 ti boards having 1E07 A chips I am locked at 112 power limit as the other cards did get the power limit update I'm stuck. Palit has a 1E04 card with 124 power limit I've asked evga if they can at least match their competitors but have not gotten any update yet.
Technically your are right. You can't flash a Non-A to a A BIOS. You have to do your own research on what card you buy. Sometimes these companies will switch GPU variants between batches. Nothing says they HAVE to use A Variants for OC models.
Wow. Really scummy from EVGA. Sorry to hear this dude.
Can anyone tell me if they have successfully re-biosed a non-a GPU? Specifically EVGA Black edition 2080 ti.
Nice Tut but how to unlock the Powerlimit in MSI Afterburner ?? Graka Zotac AMP RTX 2070S with AMP EXTREME Bios.. both has a locked Powerlimit??
Great tutorial, everything went smoothly, unfortunately didn't resolve the issue I'm facing with my GPU :/
my card got bricked...luckily i have dual bios so i was able to restore the backup rom! lol!!! i used the higher power limit EVGA FTW3 Ultra bios...no luck...stuck with 307w and 125% slider i guess!!
The FTW3 has a different VRM and memory sub timings. Might be why the card got bricked. Reference cards must use a Reference BIOS.
@@overclockersclub ...The Asus Strix OC had similar PCB and VRM compared to thr FTW3 Ultra...that is why i tried. The strix model is surely not a reference PCB or is it?🤔
I flashed my rtx 2080 ti fe to the GALAX/KFA2 RTX 2080 Ti bios and it worked for me. My founders power limit shows 126%. Next goal for me is to water cool my cpu and gpu for the first time. (which i'm really afraid of doing btw)
NICE! Yeah watercooling can be daunting, I made a few mistakes over the years...Like forgetting to power the pump and it melted the tubes. But it looks really nice if you take the time to do it. I think EKWB has like a AIO quick connect thing that is basically a open loop but already filled with quick disconnects.
@@overclockersclub It's funny that you say that because the first videos or stories I went to search were, "pc water cooling gone wrong/fails" lol and I've researched on videos and the forums for about a month so I know what I'm doing and do it as safe as possible. By understanding the little things like the different types of fitting there are or drawing multiple sketches of how I want to plan the loop for it to be optimal ect... c:
Thank you for this guide :)
I believe I found a better bios for rtx 2080. The EVGA FTW3 Ultra, it has a power limit of 330W and 130% slider. Will you recommend this over the XC Ultra bios?
The EVGA FTW3 Ultra using different PCB. This can't work.
@@Paulicek1 ..ya got that....tried it....card got bricked then flashed back the original bios
@@Paulicek1 really? Flashed that without no problems lol the reference card should handle 500 watts
@@redclaw72666 I want to see it if you managed to swapped that without problems.
But still this looks like a total nonsence.
I flashed my 80W rtx 2060 (mobile) to a 90W rtx 2060, thanks bro great video
Good to hear, but it shouldn't work.
@@overclockersclub why not? It works just fine and I’ve seen a lit of people that have done it
Can you give some references where and how i can do this? I have a Predator RTX2060 and i would like to study this..Thanks Bro!
hi, I have msi gaming x trio rtx 3080 10gb and its just 3% powerlimit ;( i can flash my card with MSi suprim x bios? My card hvae 3x8pin so have enough power and now i have 61c max temperature..
Great video !! I have a MSI RTX 2080 Gaming Trio (non X), Do you know a bios which would allow me to have at least +20% power limit ? Thanks
I have a Nvidia RTX 2080 Super Founders edition and I just want to control the RGB. Which bios do I used and what do I use tio make sure I dont screw up?
Hello, could you please flash the BIOS of the MSI RTX 3080 Ti 12 GB VENTUS 3X OC with Core 1365, memory 1188 and a boost of 1695, with the BIOS of the MSI RTX 3080 Ti 12 GB Suprim X with Core 1365, memory 1188 and a boost of 1830?
before i go ahead with my action, I want to know if i can flash a rtx 2070 super ft3 ultra bios onto a rtx 2070 super black gaming ??
when you talk about the difference in pcb/layout,.. etc are you referring to the whole TU106-400A vs. TU106-400 thing ?
No, I'm referring to the PCB design as when its changed by the vendor it can have different VRM controllers and different Mosfets. Usually both is the case making their BIOS no good for you. It may brick the card or even blow up the VRMs. Therefore unless you have a reference PCB model, you may want to research if it's possible to cross flash.
Only reason i wanna flash my 2070 super FE to the evga 2070 Super is cause it then enables the RGB for the geforce RTX logo... So annoying nvidia have locked the color to green with their bios... I wonder if anyone could make a custom bios, identical to the RTX 20XX FE bios, just witht he RGB enabled?
The Gaming Norwegian if you try it and it works please let me know. I want to do this for the same reason.
Im so unlucky with GPUs... I got a card which is somehow unable to be undervolted, well there is new bios for my card which fixes that but when I try to flash it nothing happens. For some reason it doesnt work... should I flash other vendor's bios? Is it safe? Like I already spent wayyy to much time at this... I just want this to work....
Thx bro, but i must change small date
and it works :D
Edit I change bios on my Rtx 2060 Twin Fan to AMP version
In MHz with OC 1920 to 2080+ stab.
If you get bios with this www you must chceck the newest version bios from January because that version have 190W power limit when old have only 170W
Hello, I flashed my FE 2060 to be able to use the locked RGB function. I flashed perfectly fine, downloaded precision x1 and reads my card as the new flashed card (2060 XC ULTRA) however when I went to change the RGB to another color it didn't change. I can only use Nvidia green and static off.
i would like to know if you can flash from a 2080ti GIGABYTE gaming OC bios to a galax 450w one
Can I do this to unlock usage of my currently unusable founders edition 2070 super RGB?
I am unsure, maybe someone else can comment.
yes you can i am just looking to see which bios i need to swap it with
I have a 2080ti gaming x trio what bios can i flash it to (best one)?
gaming z
3070 EVGA
im doing the backup exactly and it wont save it, I have the link to download the specific flash, I sent it to myself to access on different pc is that even good enough
mine says gpu mismatch? got a rare problem here
my card is asus strix rtx 2080 ti pcb label etc.. but in the system/GPUZ it says rtx 2070 super fe? RIP GPU?
GPU-Z isn't often wrong. I would update to the newest version and see what it says again. If it still says 2070 Super, either you got ripped off or the software is wrong. I also don't think you can flash the Strix to anything else anyways.
if i flashed a 2080 super bios to a 2080 (normal) card what gpu driver do i install from nvidia, the one intended for 2080 or the 2080 super? does it even matter?
Thanks for this video. This works on the 2080 ti, right? I'm looking to flash my evga 2080 ti xc with a Galax bios, and this video looks like the exact tutorial I need.
NO!!! Yes it works for the 2080 Ti also but the Galax HOF has different VRMS. You will brick the card at best. Worst, you blow your card up.
@@overclockersclub I have a Heatkiller waterblock on the EVGA 2080 ti XC right now, and it averages in the 41-43C range during BFV (with Ray Tracing) and 41C in Overwatch. Should I still do it?
The only thing you can flash it to is the XC Ultra. I think both XC and Ultra already have 130% power target. So the only benefit of flashing to a ULTRA would be higher stock Boost Clock speed. You already have a waterblock on it so I don't think you are going to achieve any higher overclock that what you can do already.
@@overclockersclub alright thanks. I oc before the waterblock, and the only difference is the temps. It basically won't let me oc any higher, so that's why I'm considering flashing it with a galax bios. Ty btw for the replies.
Can it be done across generations? For example from inno3d to Zotac?
so I am facing an issue where I just can't use my Nvidia 1650 Ti card on my laptop,its using the default Radeon Graphics,will this help?
hi, sorry... is it safe if I dump new bios from gpu-z to flash on another old bios card ?.... both are gigabyte rtx 3080 gaming oc 10gb...
Hello, I have a quick question in fact I would like to put a bios of a (Asus RTX 3070
STRIX GAMING OC)
on a (rtx 3070 Aorus Master) it could work or not at all ?
i found some RTX voltage offset in bios, now we need bypass nvidia certification 2.0 nvflash.
Thanks! it worked flawlessly !!!
Hello, I have a RTX 3060 ventus 2x would flashing it to a 3060 gaming x work?
I’m looking to flash the bios of my 3070 xc ultra to a higher power limit. Do you have any bios recommendations?
Best video buddy ever on this shit!! Thanks man
I recently bought a 980 ti hall of fame put on my computer and fans go do 20% to 100% constantly I’ve tried msi afterburner but with no effect can’t do nothing in bios also can this hack fix the problem?
Hi im currently use msi rtx 3070 ventus 3x oc can i replace to msi gaming x trio vbios?
Ok I wanna do it but there are so many ppl saying to not do it. I'm chicken out.
Only do it if you can handle the card bricking. Worst case ya know.
@@overclockersclub Is there a 2019 guide for doing Nvflash with DOS? I've been looking around and can't seem to find one.. My card is screwed up so I can't boot pc with it but I can go into bios with dp in card still so I was hoping to flash it with a usb 8gb bootage
i have a rtx3060ti ventus 3x oc and the lowest fan speed is 1800rpm, this is a bios issue and i was wondering if its possible to update the bios with a fix? do msi come out with a bios fix??
Galax RTX 2060 1click oc (160W) compatible gigabyte GAMING OC PRO (215W). reference igor pcb pucture. no need same phase number, but 12V power cable need same. if you override wrong bios, you can override other bios in windows safe mode. and you need “BACK UP YOUR ORIGINAL BIOS!!!”.
Do you have on-board graphics, or another graphics card installed? I'm assuming not because I didn't see it in your device manager. I didn't want to disable mine and then have no video, but your guide mentioned you would still have video output until you restart. So does it still let you use the card even after disabling it in device manager?
No other card in the computer, but that would work as you could just disable the card you are going to flash. But yes you will still have video if you disable the card in the device manager. All it does is disable the NVIDIA drivers which tend to freak out and the basic windows VGA take over. Most likely it will drop to 800 x 600 resolution or something low.
@@overclockersclub thanks, just flashed over my RTX 2060 FE, your info helped a lot. Got rgb working and boost clock is now 1830 up from 1680 stock
NICE! Seems like a big jump for you. Glad it worked.
it says error no display adapters found?
Which Bios should I flash on my zotac 2080 ti triple fan? (Card seems identical to the AMP model) will keep it on air cooling and just want to give it the freedom it needs.
Since its a Reference PCB you could flash the KFA2 380 Wattt BIOS to it. The only Zotac that is "identical" is the AMP base model, but that has the same power target limit of 330watts.
i have a INNO3D GEFORCE RTX 2080 TI ICHILL BLACK want to change the bios to get more kick out of it would you be able to tell me which bios i should use please cheers
It seems that card has a reference PCB, so the KA2 OC BIOS should work. As always I do not suggest flashing the BIOS.
@@overclockersclub power target has changed from 110 to 126, haven't tested the limits as yet
Great video . i have a MSI RTX 2080 Gaming Trio [non X one]
So is it safe to flash Gaming X trio's bios to it? The diff is only one X :D
It be. Same PCB and GPU Variant. But I can't find the BIOS anywhere or the card for sale. Only actual reference to is is on MSI website. I think it was only in production for a short while and replaced with the Duke card. In any case backup the BIOS because you won't find it on the internet. You could also download GPU-Z and submit the BIOS to the collection.
I did backup already but I'm talking about putting the X model bios into non X model . The X model bios can be found easily anywhere
Yep. I was just saying the None X model isn't being sold anymore and the BIOS isn't on the internet. But you should be able to flash it to the X model because its the same PCB and GPU Variant. If it doesn't work, at least you can flash it back.
@@overclockersclub yep i did backup my original bios but when im flashing the X one bios it is saying gpu mismatch exception caught
Disabling gpu safe with ryzen cpus? Because no integrated graphics ... or does it still use the video card?
It still uses the graphics card. You aren't disabling the device, just the NV drivers so it will use generic windows ones. This video was created on a AMD Threadripper. No integrated graphics.
Hey, i have problem with flashing my MSI GTX 1660 Ventus XS OC. My card don't have "Fan Stop" future so i try put MSI Gaming X.rom but no matter what bios brand i try write everytime i got artifacts after restart pc and i need back to my stock ROM file. I try with normal nvflash and also with patched version. Any tips?
Artifacts usually is a memory thing if you don't get a hard crash. So its possible those MSI Gaming X vBIOS have different memory profiles. I don't think using a different NVFLASH will help at all. The flash worked fine, it your card that doesn't like the new parameters.
awesome guide. i didnt see anything that could go wrong flashed my Asus RTX 2080 TI Dual OC with KFA2 bios. but didn't really gain anything. my core clock sticks at 2065 no matter if i change power limit and core clock+. from the bios settings it confirms 300-380w but when running stress test i see from GPUz it tops a 280W don't know if this can be trusted or if this match up against the 300w TDP. one thing i didnt see from the guide was to do a scan for hardware change after reboot, my computer restarted to 1024x768. could the limit be because this card only have two PCIE power cables. and are unable to reach more power?
Hmm. Looking up the vBIOS specs for the Asus RTX 2080 TI Dual OC, I see its 260 stock with maximum of 312 Watts (after slider). The KFA2 is 300/380. With dual 8-pin PICE PEG connectors, you have more than enough extra power. Each connector can handle 384 Watts. While ATX specs officially only say 150, It's been established proven to be a very conservative number for many years now.
When you reboot because NVIDIA see it as a new video card, the drivers are "reinstalled", but if for some reason windows does not recognize the video card at all, you also get that 1024x768 resolution and running in generic VGA mode. Hopefully you just meant that it was that resolution while the drivers reinstalled.
@@overclockersclub I got it up to identify the card, and everything from GPUZ looks fine. Its just from GPUZ and the sensor monitor i see it peek at max 280w when running Aida64 stress test. My question for the PCIE wat because i didnt knew better. and could see some GPUs had 3 PCIe connectors, but also found out the core+ goes in step, so i could get it a bit higher, but when raising it 10+ at a time. but the voltage seems the same
should I skip the --protectionoff if I am flashing ta variant of the same vendor? am i right?
You can try. It always gave an error for me. But I also did not flash a lot of different models.
@@overclockersclub I want to flash same models for example the 3060 ti twin edge non oc to the same 3060 ti zotac but oc...
I personally have not tried to flash any RTX 30 series. So I am no help here.
I have a RTX2080 Super Founders Edition, I flashed my bios to the Asus EVO OC dual which has a 300 watt limit or 120% TDP slider. But, the performance is horrible! It is drawing 125% TDP at like 1,800Mhz. Voltage will not exceed 0.950 and the power usage is always 300+ watts even with stock settings. So, then I tried EVGA XC Ultra bios 117% same problem, then I tried the EVGA XC Black with the same issue.
I am seeing the power usage in GPU-z, but the heat is just not there. Have you ever seen this?
I’ve since flashed back to my original
Bios, which is a 112%, 286watt. It runs 2,010Mhz/ 18,200Mhz memory all day.
All I wanted was a little more power. But, these bios are working so weird! All of them. They all hit 100-120% TDP at practically less than stock clocks.
The ASUS EVO OC is a 270 Watt BIOS, not 300. So it actually lower than the founders edition. Only one that is going to be higher is XC Ultra. I believe EVGA Black is also lower.
OverclockersClub
The Asus Evo OC shows 315 watts power usage in GPU-Z it has a 120% slider. Vs my original bios of only peaking around 286 watts. I also tried the XC Ultra bios, this was the very first one I tried with 116% TDP slider. I am experiencing this with all of them. Power usage is maxing out almost immediately at around 1,860Mhz and GPU-Z shows power draw of around 295-300+ watts. But, the card just isn’t reflecting this, with how cool it is running around 58C. Voltages do not exceed 0.950V either. The fan stop features are nice. But, I just cannot get more than 1,905Mhz with any of these bios. I tried again with the XC Ultra bios. Clean driver install after DDU, resinstalled Nvidia drivers, reset MSI AB, and multiple restarts. With XC Ultra bios and stock clocks the card is already running 120% TDP power limiter. It makes no sense.
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Just for fun, I tried the XC Ultra bios again. The card will not exceed 1,890Mhz 0.950V and literally stays at 116-118% power limiter in RDR2 game. GPU-Z reports the accurate power draw. Around 295 watts. But, it’s almost like the card is locked to a 75% power limit or something. I’ve never seen anything like this before.
WHAT GRAPHICS CARD BIOS DO YOU RECOMMEND TO BOOST MY GIGABYTE AORUS RTX 2080 GV-N2080AORUS-8GC CARD?
Nothing. Since its a Custom PCB, you are stuck with the AORUS bios and the one you have vs the AORUS Xtreme are the same in terms of total power limit.
I have rtx 3070 msi gaming x trio and want to flash it to msi SUPRIM X to get higher power limit, my GPU can not pass/locked cap 250W and I have 400W free space from PSU and even if my GPU pushed to TDP limit as overclock I just hit 62C temp at furemark 8k.
will try out tomorrow and see whats happens xD
Can works for a rtx 2060 ko?
Good question. I do not know. Consider the KO uses a TU106 (2080 GPU). I'm not sure of the outcome.
@@overclockersclub if you can find information will be amazing for me uwu, sorry my English is not good xd
@@overclockersclub I have an RTX 2060 Zotac twin fan that happens to have a TU104(2080 GPU) die. Can i still flash my RTX Zotac twin fan bios to increase the power limit? If yes, which do i flash to, Zotac 2060 AMP or RTX 2060 EVGA XC ultra?
Hey friend, I have something to ask you. In what cases does cross-flash brick the GPU?
Is this just a luck dependent, like a coin toss?
Wrong brand or GPU. Like for an example you cannot flash to a MSI 2080 TI Lighting or as RTX 2070. The MSI card is a custom PCB and the RTX 2070 is a different GPU altogether from the 2080 Ti.
@@overclockersclub Thanks for your reply, buddy!
If I do an restore point work if the flashing fail?
I want to repair my bios it is a little buggy
@OverclockersClub i have a MSI 2070 super gaming x trio. I have flashed it to a Z trio instead and got 10% extra TDP and was wondering if there is a better bios i can flash my card to? THX for help.
No clue sorry. I'm also surprised that even worked considering its a completely different PCB.
It is possible to flash a RTX 2060 mobile to a RTX 2070 MAX-Q? The motherboard have 2 slots to solder 2 more VRAM chips
No
PCB compatible con el RTX 2070s FE? pls, no puedo encontrarlos
Could I flash a RTX 2060 bios to my GTX 1060 6 GB in order to run minecraft RTX assuming that the flashed bios would make my computer think its an RTX 2060
Nope
OverclockersClub Why not? I know it would run like sh*t but all I want to do is just look.
@@slendermanRblx did you try it?😂
PMU command complete with error, Error code = 0x0009
Firmware image requires a newer version of NVFLASH.
ERROR: NV_UCODE_CMD_COMMAND_PREP failed
any ideas?
What are you trying to flash and to what?
@@overclockersclub haven't got to flashing. I'm at the backup stage. It's the 2080 super founder's edition.
Could this fix some graphical artifact issues I’m having on my gtx 960? Thank you!
your gtx 960 may cracked solder joint
What is the best possible Bios update i can get for my Palit 2070 super gamerock premium? I thought about 2070 super EVGA FTW3 Bios. But i dont knof if this is compatible? Or 2080 / 2080 super anything?
Its a custom card with a 10-phase VRM custom card. Yours stuck with what you got. It already has a 300 Watt BIOS. You don't need to flash it to anything else.
@@overclockersclub i see. I tried the EVGA FTW3 bios anyways. I could OC my card to a 2100 Mhz. Only thing is that Afterburner is showing me that my fans spin now in different speeds what was annoying. I went back to Palit Bios. Was a great experiment tho.
Hi I have AORUS GeForce RTX™ 2080 8G (GV-N2080AORUS-8GC) possible to put the AORUS GeForce RTX™ 2080 XTREME 8G bios thanks for your support
Yes its the same PCB, but there is no benefit to doing this, the vBIOS limit is still 350Watts across all the XTREME cards. Only difference is your card has a slightly lower stock boost clock. Overclocking will yield the same results as you can do currently.
Is it possible to flash an EVGA RTX 2070 XC Black to an EVGA RTX 2070 XC Ultra ? I keep getting the mismatch message when I attempt it. Only looking to do this for the extra factory boost.
No you are out of luck. 08G-P4-1171-KR (The one you have) is the Non-A variant which has a lower power limit and cannot be flashed to any A-Variant like the Ultra 08G-P4-2173-KR. Someone posted a comment a while back that Palit has a good Non-A vBIOS. Haven't checked personally though. Worth a look.
This was very helpful. Thank you.
Lol I got the suprim 3080 most expensive 3080 but I need the extra 20watts The strix 3080 has to meet top 100 on 3080’s on air but voltage limited
Can i flash bios from ASUS RTX 2080 Ti TURBO to EVGA RTX 2080Ti XC Ultra?
PCB is the same as my model and I have TU102-300A-K1-A1 chip.
Maybe? The TechPowerUp database says it is a Non-A Variant. Otherwise Yes I would work. Though the KA2/Galax OC BIOS (EAN 4895147131184 | PN 28IULBUCT4OK ) has a higher Power Limit of 380 Watts appose to 338 of the XC Ultra.
@@overclockersclub Nah I want go just for EVGA variant but Thanks.
@@overclockersclub OMG Thank you very much. It worked perfectly!
from your video that i get is im not able to flash my 2080 trio x to evga bios right becouse its costum pcb on my msi right?
Yes. Also the TRIO X has a higher Power Target, it would be counter productive. You of course can do the Shunt-Mod. but that is physical.
hey Im using 1660ti 6gb now
but, I want upgrade to 2060's firmware it is possible?
Nope. It has to be the same GPU. Example, RTX 2060 can be flashed to another RTX 2060.
@@overclockersclub oh. can I flash 1050 ti windforce to gtx 1050 ti g1 gaming? same firm - gigabyte. help me )
can i do the rtx 2060 twin fan to amp just to unlock the power limit from 100 to what ever the amp has is it as big of a risk, all i want is a power limit higher to oc better, i dont plan on changing my fans or anything like that.
Someone else flashed it to the AMP version in the comments. Worked for them...
@@overclockersclub Probably it's me
Yea it's work 100% no blue screen no brick, i don't see any problems
But you must know the 'white led' for AMP version doesn't work on TwinFan
+ power limit for 160W increase to 190W
Oc my card +-2,100Mhz in benchmarks/games (+75 on AfterBurner)
On the line 100 to 111% - PowLim
@@overclockersclub would it be worth it to flash my Gigabyte 2060 OC?
No. Both the Pro and OC models have 215 Watt limit. Higher than most cards! Only found one card that had 225 which is Palit.
Keeps telling me "no nvidia display adapter found"...
After you flashed it? may need to flash it back.
Jahusaphet You need to boot Windows in safe mode with another gpu in PCIe 1 and place your flashed card in the PCIe 2 and disable it in Windows safe mode.
I wonder what would happen if one flashed a vBIOS of a completely different card but of the same chip like GA104 3060 12gb with that of its Ti version, which is also GA104...gpu bricking race.
Rx vega 56 to vega 64 works
So,if you'd kindly give me some advise. I got a 2080 Super MSI Ventus,not the XS one,so it should be the reference PCB and it would work with the EVGA Bios,right? Cos it has 100% power limit and it's kind of annoying. Not that it will change a lot,overclocking-wise,it already goes up to 2050MHz,no sweat,but still
I haven't tried to flash a SUPER, but i would think it is the same process. So yeah EVGA XC Ultra SUPER BIOS is 292 Watts vs the 250 your card has.
@@overclockersclub It officially works,just flashed it with the EVGA ULTRA,no issues at all,but it's a waste of time,no imrpovement whatsoever. I think I'll try with another bios,maybe the ASUS DUAL,this one only gets you an additional 16% power limit increase,which didn't affect this card.
Anyway,liked and subbed
Can you confirm if this allowed you to use precision X1 to change the founders edition led color? I have a founders 2080ti I really would like to make the rgb in my founders card work. Makes me mad that Nvidia bios locks it out when the cooler has the capability.
When I made the video / article last year, the LED tab in Precision X1 allowed me to change the brightness but no color. However I didn't "update" the LED firmware as Precision X1 asks you to do. So I cannot say if that is the solution.
just flashed a gtx 660ti flashed to rtx 2080 ti put a msi rtx 2080 cooler on it now imma sell it for 600...jk thats messed up
I just bought a rtx2080 AMP, and thinking if it can be flashed with the AMP EXTREME
Nope. The AMP is uses a reference PCB. MAX and Extreme is a custom design.
@@overclockersclub thanks :), do you know if it is better than a rx5700xt? I just want to play star citizen but watching un some reviews than the rtx2080 its not todo far un performance even with the gtx1080ti but its price os mucho more. I still cancell the buy and maybe choose a cheaper one
Use that brain and flash with manufacture website bios...
How does that backup your original vbios? If you fucked up and we’re operating blind you would want to have your old bios bootable from a usb. Just saying that “backup” won’t do any good if you get a black screen.
You can still type commands blind if you must. Boot into DOS and use the same program. But really the easier way is to use a second video card or onboard graphics if you can. Flash it again with your eyes this time. You can also take that video into a another computer as well. Just say you got many options to flash back. I like using cards with dual bios, makes it waaay less stressful.
@@overclockersclub I see.
god imagine if you fucked this up.
I can't flash the Asus RTX 2080 8GB Turbo EVO or The Asus RTX 2080 8GB Super Evo to a bios with a higher power limit ?
are these cards not flashable ?
also if you could please tell me which cars can be flashed and with what bios
in the RTX 2080 series cards or the RTX 2080 Ti series ?
I always get ID mismatch even when using the patched version of NVflash.
maybe I have something wrong ?
also how do I tell what version of GPU I have weather it's an A series or A1 series or 400 or whatever I was using GPU Z
but not sure if that is the reason I can't flash ?
Thank you in Advance for any advice :)
Also GPU says that both cards I have Are TU104 A1 GPU's
I'm trying to flash the asus turbo edition bios with the asus super edition bios
I have 2 asus super edition GPU's and 1 asus turbo edition gpu
Lot to unpack. First The Turbo is a Non-A. Second the Super is a different GPU and essentially the A-Variant so matter which SUPER brand or model you buy. You can find out which version you have either buy looking at the GPU die itself, or google the part number.
is there a way that you can flash quadro bios into a geforce, like quadro rtx6000 into rtx 2080 ti, since the chip is the same and PCB looks pretty identical except the power location is different? I know it's a dangerous idea but just feel like asking...
I have done it for past generations and bedsides the memory being more, the reference boards are the same (has been). NVIDIA figured out people where flashing GTX to Quadros and since the GTX 480 card you cannot simply flash it anymore. I mean you can and the drivers will install, but all the "benefits" of a Quadro acceleration is still disabled (it will preform the same as before). NVIDIA controls if the card is truly a quadro with a series of transistors on the board. You physically need to solder different ones on for it to see it as a real Quadro. Google "GTX 680 Quadro mod". Every generation is different but people keep figuring out the correct combo.
Hi!I have one question for you.So,i have RTX 2070 Ventus and i wann'a ask you...can i flash a bios to RTX 2080 SUPER?
No, Different GPUs.
Dude, just don't do it! This is really only useful for 5700 users
I think you can do it to the next one is the 2070 super