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post #41 of 1404
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Originally Posted by yolda
noone is gonna fry their cardss, noone fried one useing our ancient method.


Yes it can and yes it has fry'd stuff as well as mess up the wireless signal ( big problem when changing timings do to EMI), and can cause BSOD.. There are a number things that can and have happened.


As for the 7950 card. Yes if the bits are change in the 7950GTX bios it would work.

Zyb
post #42 of 1404
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Originally Posted by @smodeus
Now do you think will this work for the 7950?
No, you'd have to build a seperate rom for the 7950. Maybe someone will be kind and write it for you but these specific ones are no go for you. EDIT (in reference to Zyb) **I believe that the 7950 bios is sufficiently different from the 7900 GS/GTX that they are not compatible. Since these changes are built into 7900 GS/GTX bioses wouldn't you need to alter the parts in the 7950 bios? EDIT again BAH when I read it closer this is actually what you meant (I think)**
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Originally Posted by hque"
Ok for the rest of us that don't know what this means (me). What does this mean. How does/can this benefit me? Break it down in slllloww motion.lol
As it is right now, if you have a GPU that is 6800 Ultra or above in a dell, your card is bios locked, meaning that the only way you can overclock it is to boot to a seperate disk and flash the bios (using special bioses that you (or someone else) have created), you have to do this each and every time you want to change the clocks on your card which means writing a lot of bios files. Now if you flash this bios to your card you won't have to flash each time you want to change your clocks. All you will need to do is go into coolbits change your clocks accordingly, click apply and voila your clocks are changed. It's a much easier and more user friendly way of increasing performance if you choose, or decreasing performance (usually also means lower temperatures) if you want to. Warning this process can be dangerous if you don't know what it is exactly you're doing.
post #43 of 1404
mm what exactly is coolbits, is that like atitoo?
post #44 of 1404
Coolbits gives you extra options in your nvidia control panel, like the ability to mess with core/mem clock speeds.

Also, is it safe to assume that the 790GSNNN.ROM is a bone stock 7900GS bios?
post #45 of 1404
but wait, can't u already mess with ur clock settings just by selecting manual frequencies or w/e? I know that you couldn't get them to stick b4 but now that we have this hacked flash...
post #46 of 1404
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Originally Posted by dougadamsfan
No, you'd have to build a seperate rom for the 7950. Maybe someone will be kind and write it for you but these specific ones are no go for you. EDIT (in reference to Zyb) **I believe that the 7950 bios is sufficiently different from the 7900 GS/GTX that they are not compatible. Since these changes are built into 7900 GS/GTX bioses wouldn't you need to alter the parts in the 7950 bios? EDIT again BAH when I read it closer this is actually what you meant (I think)**


As it is right now, if you have a GPU that is 6800 Ultra or above in a dell, your card is bios locked, meaning that the only way you can overclock it is to boot to a seperate disk and flash the bios (using special bioses that you (or someone else) have created), you have to do this each and every time you want to change the clocks on your card which means writing a lot of bios files.

Now if you flash this bios to your card you won't have to flash each time you want to change your clocks. All you will need to do is go into coolbits change your clocks accordingly, click apply and voila your clocks are changed. It's a much easier and more user friendly way of increasing performance if you choose, or decreasing performance (usually also means lower temperatures) if you want to.

Warning this process can be dangerous if you don't know what it is exactly you're doing.


okay - then this won't help nor does it apply to me. I am not that high level. But thank you for breaking this down for me.
post #47 of 1404
This is great. Thx.

So I have the 7900GTX. So I need to use the 79GTXUOV.ROM then to enable me to change the mem and core?

Just want to make sure first .
post #48 of 1404
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Originally Posted by brownstone
This is great. Thx.

So I have the 7900GTX. So I need to use the 79GTXUOV.ROM then to enable me to change the mem and core?

Just want to make sure first .

I am in the same boat.

I would love to have more control over overclocking with my 7900GTX but unless I missed it somewhere I didn't see that it was compatible.
post #49 of 1404
I flashed it on my 7900GTX an dit works great, very good work!!!

But as my latency already was on the best setting, I'm not able to go further then 635/735 (running since I have the card) without getting artifacts or freezes, but with this bios I'm able to change the freqs each time I'm willing to without flashing the card every time.
post #50 of 1404
So which one r u using? I haven't messed with my latency and don't know how to. Which one should I use anyways?
post #51 of 1404
I used the 79GTXUOV.rom

I didn't change anything on the latency myself, my card came with the best latency for the 7900GTX (same latency which sergiop posted in the other thread), but for u the rom maybe could bring better latency
post #52 of 1404
Thx firestarter. I just flashed the 7900gtx with the 79GTXUOV.rom and it works fine.
post #53 of 1404
Just got the 790GSUOV.ROM on and now at 625:800
post #54 of 1404
Awesome job, just flashed the 790GSUOV.ROM and running smooth at 600/800. Being able to keep the GS BIOS instead of the GTX BIOS helped with a problem I was having with Windows Media Player due to the GSX Mod.

Thanks a ton for your amazing work.
post #55 of 1404
Thread Starter 
Hi,
Thanks to Sergio I have found that when AC is unplugged, performance drops to about 1/20, which means, that you cannot watch a movie, play a game, etc.

I have solved this small issue, and i have updated the ISO link.

So please download the new bioses and install them again.

I hope you are having fun Oceing your cards.


Please for other bios... be patients

Merry Christmas.

Juan Luis Garrido.
post #56 of 1404
Thanks again!
post #57 of 1404
Awesome, thanks for the update! Please do stay on these forums, you're the type of help we need. We of course have some others great in this, but you're making tons of people VERY happy.
post #58 of 1404
Ummmmmmmmmmmmmm.....

Heres another kind of odd issue, maybe it's driver related. See if you can spot the problem...




How many of you guys have had the pleasure of having a nearly 90 WATT power drain? Apparantly the VGA BIOS now cannot tell the difference between AC Line operation and Battery op... Either that or its the 92.91 drivers I am using... Anybody else wanna chime in before I wipe these drivers and start again?
post #59 of 1404
i dont understand what that all means =(
whats this talk about latencies and whats with the 3 different 7900gtx roms? Which one do we use
also im lookin at ur screenshot, whats with the 3 different sets of core and memory sliders, i never used atitool for OCing
post #60 of 1404
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Originally Posted by Krayziepop
Ummmmmmmmmmmmmm..... Heres another kind of odd issue, maybe it's driver related. See if you can spot the problem... How many of you guys have had the pleasure of having a nearly 90 WATT power drain? Apparantly the VGA BIOS now cannot tell the difference between AC Line operation and Battery op... Either that or its the 92.91 drivers I am using... Anybody else wanna chime in before I wipe these drivers and start again?
Mine is working as it should, no issues with the 92.77 drivers. Something is wrong with a driver or something, did you reflash to the new updated version of the ROM's?
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