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Please redownload the file, fixed the reading bug. You can measure the voltages here:
Huge thanks! Will test when i'll come home from work. This software must work only on stock bios, or matrix bios, or bios doesn't matter? Do i need to use safe mode or disable driver in device manager, or reboot after setting? How to use it properly? Thx.
P.S. Sorry for stupid answer, but where to hook up ground?
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Be careful. GPU-Z is only reading the VID and not the real voltage. You can trust the reading from this software or preferably use a DMM.
This software shows 1.396 no matter what setting i'm using (i.e. 1.225). Maybe i need stock BIOS? How do i know if it works? And where should i hook the multimeter?
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Sorry, my bad. Only Matrix can be unlocked. You can try this for up to 1.35V on the GPU s980ti_tool_v01b
Ok i'll try, but how to use it? I've tried setting higher voltage and it says OK, but when i run GPU-Z render, the voltage is still 1.21. Maybe i need specific BIOS or reboot? Thanks.
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elmor, can you please help me? or my card is unable to unlock? Thx in advance!
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You need to short the ln2 pads for higher voltage, check the first post by XA.
There isn't any ln2 pads on my card
Here's pics:
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Hi guys! Is there any way to unlock voltage past 1.21 on 980ti strix v2 (samsung, digivrm)? i've tried m980ti_ln2t4s bios and voltage still locked. Maybe some hard mod? Thanks!
ULTIMATE ASUS MATRIX PLATINUM GTX 980 TI AC/LN2 TIPS
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Tried using the software yesterday, and something definitely happens! Tried setting higher voltage, but card starts to downclock under load with Pwr perfcap reason. I'm using modded stock bios with custom boost table and 350W power limit (higher seems to not work anyway because maybe of hw lock). Also tried flashing Matrix LN2 Bios t4s, and Pwr is gone, but the card started crashing under heavy loads, no matter what voltage i set. My default oc is 1470@1.212 , i've tried 1510 @ 1.25 and it still crashes. I'll try to measure actual voltage this weekend.