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How to flash Nvidia GTX 780 Ti

mastermamo

mastermamo

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Does anyone know a stable safe method to flash a GTX 780Ti?
I have a GT120 as my boot screen GPU and the 780 as the card for AE etc.
System spec:
Mac Pro 2012 5.1 6 3.03Ghz
OS Yosemite
64 gig RAM

I haven't delved into flashing before so consider me a total noob when explaining.
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Is this card better than the gtx 680 in terms of CUDA for Premiere? I'm debating between the two.
 
joot said:
Is this card better than the gtx 680 in terms of CUDA for Premiere? I'm debating between the two.
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Yes it's better in my opinion but has a higher power demand. On Premiere it runs brilliantly and can manage 4K playback relatively comfortably.
 
I haven't had any issue with the power drain from this card even under heavy loads when rendering. Seems stable enough with the normal PSU
 
zozomester said:
There is no public Mac rom for Reference GTX 780?
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Nope. Given the work that MVC puts into flashing these cards I don't blame him for keeping it private to make some cashola. It's not just a case of flashing the ROM, sometimes additional soldering work is required.
 
Theophany said:
Nope. Given the work that MVC puts into flashing these cards I don't blame him for keeping it private to make some cashola. It's not just a case of flashing the ROM, sometimes additional soldering work is required.
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Stock flash chip doesn't have enough free space for additional EFI bios. MVC replace it with different.
Also after that you can't read/write bios of this card with standard software.
 
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