I picked up a TNT2 Pro that easily clocks from 125/150 to 160/170 and I wanted to set that as the default in the Bios so I don't have to mess with coolbits. I'm looking for known working editors, I have RVB and was able to capture/open the bios, but it does not have a simple entry for clock speeds. Also NiBiTor does not support older cards. Any insight would be helpful and appreciated.
Have you tried rivatuner?
chrismeyer6 wrote on 2020-06-20, 01:24:Have you tried rivatuner?
I have, and setting coolbits does all I'm after that rivatuner would offer and I'm not looking for any advanced tweaks, I simply want to hard code the clock speed in the rom of the GPU if possible.
zPacKRat wrote on 2020-06-19, 22:03:I picked up a TNT2 Pro that easily clocks from 125/150 to 160/170 and I wanted to set that as the default in the Bios so I don't have to mess with coolbits. I'm looking for known working editors, I have RVB and was able to capture/open the bios, but it does not have a simple entry for clock speeds. Also NiBiTor does not support older cards. Any insight would be helpful and appreciated.
There is this
https://nvworld.ru/utilities/tntbiosedit/
I have never tried it .
EDIT: You will need this tiny 194MB runtime from National Instruments to run it http://download.ni.com/support/softlib/labwin … time_Legacy.exe
darry wrote on 2020-06-20, 03:17:There is this […]
zPacKRat wrote on 2020-06-19, 22:03:I picked up a TNT2 Pro that easily clocks from 125/150 to 160/170 and I wanted to set that as the default in the Bios so I don't have to mess with coolbits. I'm looking for known working editors, I have RVB and was able to capture/open the bios, but it does not have a simple entry for clock speeds. Also NiBiTor does not support older cards. Any insight would be helpful and appreciated.
There is this
https://nvworld.ru/utilities/tntbiosedit/
I have never tried it .
EDIT: You will need this tiny 194MB runtime from National Instruments to run it http://download.ni.com/support/softlib/labwin … time_Legacy.exe
I appreciate the link, it did indeed work. used the tool to create a rom of the original, then created a copy with the overclock I wanted. downloaded nvflash and put the files in a directory off of c: and restarted to a command prompt and flashed it. After powering off and starting it back up it now reflects the clock speeds I wanted. Again, thanks!
zPacKRat wrote on 2020-06-20, 04:48:darry wrote on 2020-06-20, 03:17:There is this […]
zPacKRat wrote on 2020-06-19, 22:03:I picked up a TNT2 Pro that easily clocks from 125/150 to 160/170 and I wanted to set that as the default in the Bios so I don't have to mess with coolbits. I'm looking for known working editors, I have RVB and was able to capture/open the bios, but it does not have a simple entry for clock speeds. Also NiBiTor does not support older cards. Any insight would be helpful and appreciated.
There is this
https://nvworld.ru/utilities/tntbiosedit/
I have never tried it .
EDIT: You will need this tiny 194MB runtime from National Instruments to run it http://download.ni.com/support/softlib/labwin … time_Legacy.exe
I appreciate the link, it did indeed work. used the tool to create a rom of the original, then created a copy with the overclock I wanted. downloaded nvflash and put the files in a directory off of c: and restarted to a command prompt and flashed it. After powering off and starting it back up it now reflects the clock speeds I wanted. Again, thanks!
Happy it worked . I hope you beefed up the cooling on the card or that was good enough to begin with .
darry wrote on 2020-06-20, 04:52:zPacKRat wrote on 2020-06-20, 04:48:darry wrote on 2020-06-20, 03:17:There is this […]
There is this
https://nvworld.ru/utilities/tntbiosedit/
I have never tried it .
EDIT: You will need this tiny 194MB runtime from National Instruments to run it http://download.ni.com/support/softlib/labwin … time_Legacy.exe
I appreciate the link, it did indeed work. used the tool to create a rom of the original, then created a copy with the overclock I wanted. downloaded nvflash and put the files in a directory off of c: and restarted to a command prompt and flashed it. After powering off and starting it back up it now reflects the clock speeds I wanted. Again, thanks!
Happy it worked . I hope you beefed up the cooling on the card or that was good enough to begin with .
it's been fine so far, and I ordered a PCI Slot fan mount that'll put fan over it and the v2 I just bought, (soon to be sli I hope).