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Titan Xp Get more voltage without shunt mod

SwingLifeAway92
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So I just got a titan Xp (got a good deal on it so don't hate) and it's on water so heat is not a problem with overclocking. Voltage on the other hand is severely lacking and I was wondering if anyone knew some ways to get past Nvidias locked voltage limit without shunt modding. I know with all previous pascal gpus you could just flash an asus bios on the card that gave you more voltage but can't find anything similar for Titan Xp

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3 minutes ago, SwingLifeAway92 said:

So I just got a titan Xp (got a good deal on it so don't hate) and it's on water so heat is not a problem with overclocking. Voltage on the other hand is severely lacking and I was wondering if anyone knew some ways to get past Nvidias locked voltage limit without shunt modding. I know with all previous pascal gpus you could just flash an asus bios on the card that gave you more voltage but can't find anything similar for Titan Xp

They physically limited it on the PCB so there isn't a way to get more voltage unless one was to bypass it. 

 

 

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Just now, W-L said:

They physically limited it on the PCB so there isn't a way to get more voltage unless one was to bypass it. 

 

 

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Ah lame was hoping you could trick it with another bios like with previous Pascal gpus well at least I can stop googling it xD Thank you for the help

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You need to trick the voltage controller through hardware since the vBIOS is pretty locked down. Not even a shunt mod will do the trick either, since that only raises the power limit, not voltage (assuming you want more than the officially locked 1.09V max)

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Best thing to do is just build up a custom voltage curve using Afterburner.  But yeah, the voltage is locked down big time on desktop Pascal cards.

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