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  1. rage fuury >1.25V is not possible unless a hard-mode. Apparently yes But I read about it and some users had higher clocks with that kind of BIOS. >with stock Titan bios you can go only up to only 1.2V with tools like EVGA Precision X, MSI Afterburner and NVidia Inspector We can use KeplerBiosTweaker to unlock power limit, I did that, so the limit will be exactly like we set it. But someone sad than this card (like some other NV cards) has hardware protection, so under Furmark and with even unlocked BIOS that protection will be activated when the card will try to consume... how many watts? 350? 400? I tryed to load them only at 300 watts (3DMark11, first test with medium preset). I'm afraid to use Furmark. I also tryed "Nvidia GTX Titan - 'OC edition' VBIOS". It's OK, but I have 3-sli in surround mode and using EVGA Prec. for overclock. Situation: Firefox is running (Adobe flash is working in a backbround) and the cards are at a higher frequency (about 700 MHz @ 0.862-0.887V - each card has a different voltage cause of dif. ASIC, I think so). We starting a game that loads the cards for about 70-80% each. And there is no any frequency and voltage increase, so it's like OK, but I can feel a little input lag, because anyway the cards a loaded pretty hard. I think it's a bug, but not a BIOS fault. So now using this BIOS like before (mine) - manualy switching between two states - P8 (600/810 MHz @ 0.862-0.887V ) and P0 (1150/3004 MHz @ 1.212V). It`s not ideal but we can be sure that in 3D mode we will have all the power. Also the is no need for higher frequencies than ~600/800 MHz in most other situations (browsing, movies etc.). Only for folding, encoding etc. that will use CUDA.
  2. Maybe it's a stupid question, but what if someone will run a few Titans @ 1.212V 24/7 at high load (up to 300 watts TDP for each card) but with water cooling? Is it safe? I think yes, but what about 1.25V? This voltage it's almost like a ghost - never seen.
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