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  1. Greetings fellow nerds! First of all let me start off by saying i'm new to this and sorry if any rules are violated or if I posted this in the wrong section - also, im danish so my english might not be perfect but here goes. I own an ASUS g750JH with a 780M, i'd like to flash the bios to a custom one that'll let me fiddle with the voltages etc. During furmark the GPU gets to around 83-84c and i'd like to bring that down a bit if possible - right now it's overclocked via MSI afterburner with +75 on the core and that's it. I've read around the forums and people are always asking for the stock BIOS to be uploaded so I went ahead and uploaded mine. My GPU has got an ASIC of 74% which is decent as far as I can tell. Again, sorry for any inconvenience if this is not how you do it. Kind regards, Me :-) 780m stock bios.rom
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