NiBiTor之Fermi电压设置.docVIP

NiBiTor — Fermi graphic card voltage parameter editing This Nvidia BIOS editor was created quite a long time ago but with the release of new Fermi base graphic cards people began to face difficulties while trying to edit BIOSes of new generation graphic cards. Lets try to make some thing clearer by editing, for example, EVGA GTX 480 BIOS. The latest version of NiBiTor can be download from our resource while searching for NiBiTor tag. Launch the editor and firs of all open BIOS file: Main window does not display clock and voltage values. Fermi videocards are supported by NiBiTor beginning from version 5.6 so it is recommended always to have the fully compatible with your hardware version. As we open a BIOS file in editor we can see values for clocks and voltages in the main window. This is due to numerous changes in Fermi BIOS structure. The editing tools are now located in separate modules that can be accessed from Tool menu: Star the Fermi Voltage module: The top line sets the maximum possible GPU voltage when a card is controlled the software way. Maximum: 1.213 V — the editor displays the maximum possible value -0.125 V — voltage value stepping Limit: 1.1505 V — select an appropriate maximum possible voltage value form the drop-down list. Next, move to the main parameters. There are four groups of voltages — Settings 0-3. Firs value in the group sets the minimum possible voltage value, the second one — maximum possible voltage value. In this case, the minimum voltage need for card to operate well is 0.825 V. If you set the value lower than 0.825 V, then editors safety features won’t allow you to use it. now lets visualize the meaning of each parameter: Performance level Function Corresponds to voltage group P3 GPU voltage value in Idle mode Setting 0 P7 GPU voltage value when decoding a video (PureVideo) Setting 1 P12 GPU voltage value when under a slight load (3D Low) Setting 3 P15 GPU voltage value when under significant load (3D) Setting 3 Setting 2 gr