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I assume this is only in becnhmarks.

No, I'm running it because I wanted to test it. sKyn3t gained higher clocks with it although the BIOS's are the same apart from compatibility fixes I thought I'd give it a shot. If I wanted quieter fan operation I would change my fan curve alas I don't and will not. - - - Updated - - - Not really, These cards (GTX 780 and Titan) are voltage limited, you could throw your card under water and at best will gain 1 speed bin i.e.13MHz. The only way is to remove that limit i.e. hardware mod.

Ok, the ACX fans run at lower RPM at any percentage, When I use the ACX BIOS on my REFERENCE card I lose 1000RPM at 100%. So an extra 30% will add 990 RPM and bring a REFERENCE cards fan up to what the RPM should be at 100%

Its because the ACX fans at 50% run at a lower RPM than the fan on a reference card at the same %. If svl7 increased the limit (for people with reference cards) to 130-135% that should give us the full RPM of our fan.

Using the ACX BIOS on a Reference card does not allow the fan to reach 100%. This is because 100% on a ACX fan is much lower in terms of RPM than on a reference cards fan. If you increase the % to above 100% for people that use the ACX BIOS on a reference card that should fix it, if possible.

@svl7 could you upload another EVGA SC ACX BIOS with over 100% fan? I am using the BIOS on a reference GTX 780 and the fan speed is much lower.

1241/3506 with modded BIOS @ 1.212v. So lost 80MHz on the memory and gained 26MHz on the core. Temps increase of 2c. Comparision with Unigine: Modded Bios = 1241/3506 FPS = 59.2 Score = 1491 Min FPS = 27.4 Max FPS = 122.1 Stock Bios = 1215/3580 FPS = 58.2 Score = 1465 Min FPS = 27.7 Max FPS = 121.7 Gained 1FPS average on Unigine. Lost 0.3 on the min FPS and gained 0.4 on the max FPS in Unigine. Stable in Metro Last Light and Far Cry 3

Anybody here with a Gigabyte reference card, Could you post your max voltage? With +38(Max OV) in Precision X I only reach 1.187v.

I didn't even know there was such an option on nVidia desktop cards. I never had such an option on my AMD desktop GPU so assumed there wouldn't be for my nVidia card (My first nVidia card before someone asks how I couldn't have known).

I guess your ambients must be much higher than mine. Gonna give the BIOS a go, I'm stable at 1215/3580 @ +38 (1.187v). I doubt an extra 25mv will grant any higher but it's worth a shot.

Not here are you watching a flash video?

Is this with air cooling or WC? Mine is air cooled and even without a custom fan profile mine was boosting to a consistent 1006 (not OC) in Metro Last Light and Far Cry 3. My Gigabyte reference card only allows a max of 1.187v with +38 whereas other reference card can already reach 1.2v.

Just out of curiosity what games where you throttling on prior to flashing the modded BIOS? Did you gain any additional OC?