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  1. Hey, quick question is there a software program that can be used to set the gpu voltages to less than 1.0 for the gtx 680m card? I can't seem to fix this throttling issue, the proper heatsink (using a 580M 75W heatsink, was the stock heatsink in my system before I upgraded the card a week ago) is expected to arrive in the next few days, once that arrives I'm hoping this problem will fix it self. I have not tried svl7's vbios flashes yet, I am not familiar with using NVFLASH and that is required it seems to utilize his bios files. I'd rather not make things worse until after the heatsink arrives. But I was wondering if there was another way to set the voltages to a lower level on the card as to not continue to throttle the voltage up and down. Let me know if you or anyone out there knows of a simplier method to help with this issue. If all goes well with the new heatsink i will let you know. thanks -Diffuse
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