GTX 760 Owners Club

Hardware GPU
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So in short this is my first post on the forums, and I just wanted to start some discussion. I personally own an EVGA ACX 760 (SC Edition but I've since OCed myself) and I love it. Here are my clocks -

  • Memory Speed - Stock
  • Boost Clock - 1305MHz (I move it up and down from time to time)
  • Power Target set to 115%
  • Max Load Temp is 65ish with stock fan curve

My main issue with the card is the limited voltage control. I wish I could feed it just 10-20 more mV, PrecisionX and every other utility stop me at 12 mV overvoltage (with the power slider all the way up). Has any one come across a fully unlocked BIOS for theirs? I know it's a little sketchy but I'm just curious. I'll throw some pictures of mine up tomorrow!

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I unlocked the voltage on my 660ti using KGB

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Whats that?

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Couple of days ago i've received my "replacement" GPU from my store. As promised they've sent me Gainward GTX 760 as a compensation for my ex Sapphire 7870 GHz Edition.

Although I was a bit sceptical about the performance and power consumption, now it seems like a decent choice

This is the model which they've sent me

http://www.gainward.com/main/vgapro.php?id=914&lang=en

 

and this is it in original package:

http://i.imgur.com/QseUPTT.jpg

 

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I've never heard of gainward before.

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I don't think we get them in the US.

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I am in the U.K. they aren't here either to my knowledge.

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Taiwan video card makers thay have been around for sometime there just not well known.

There not bad cards thay usealy overclock like demons.

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I have that same issue with my EVGA 770 superclocked edition.  Would only allow me to push 10 mV.  Digging that acx cooler though.

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Let's stop slagging the 760 owners guys. Although it's generally accepted that the 7950 is a better card for a lower price, there are still reasons to go with a 760, so let them be.

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Mr. Expert is just completely ignorant of the fact that when I bought my 760 it was $250, while the 7950 was still around $300.

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Yeah i have seen gainward a lot in France. They seem like decent cards and look good for the money, but there is nothing over the top about them.