F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop RTX 3070 CrossFlash guide for those aiming to push performance boundaries

RTX 3070 CrossFlash guide for those aiming to push performance boundaries

RTX 3070 CrossFlash guide for those aiming to push performance boundaries

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Xx_J0hnC3na_xX
Junior Member
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01-24-2020, 09:00 PM
#1
Warning: Flash vBIOS may brick your GPU. If you use the incorrect BIOS, a backup will be necessary. This guide aims to help users maximize their cards that were wrongly limited by fake power settings. Many of these chips are built for higher wattage and can handle 400W+. Cards found on forums often support crossflashing with increased limits. Feel free to share your sources in the comments.

Examples:
- Zotac 3070 Twin Edge OC (240W) flashed to ASUS BIOS (270W)
- Evga 3070 XC3 Black (270W) with FTW3 BIOS (300W)
- Gigabyte 3070 Gaming OC (non-pro) (270W) using Strix (350W)
- Gigabyte 3070 Gaming OC flashed with FTW3 (300W)
- Aorus Master (AUROs) flashed to RTX 3070
- Overclocking tips for 3070 Ventus X3 (220W)

Note: Some cards are restricted by power connectors, especially those using 8+6 pin designs.
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Xx_J0hnC3na_xX
01-24-2020, 09:00 PM #1

Warning: Flash vBIOS may brick your GPU. If you use the incorrect BIOS, a backup will be necessary. This guide aims to help users maximize their cards that were wrongly limited by fake power settings. Many of these chips are built for higher wattage and can handle 400W+. Cards found on forums often support crossflashing with increased limits. Feel free to share your sources in the comments.

Examples:
- Zotac 3070 Twin Edge OC (240W) flashed to ASUS BIOS (270W)
- Evga 3070 XC3 Black (270W) with FTW3 BIOS (300W)
- Gigabyte 3070 Gaming OC (non-pro) (270W) using Strix (350W)
- Gigabyte 3070 Gaming OC flashed with FTW3 (300W)
- Aorus Master (AUROs) flashed to RTX 3070
- Overclocking tips for 3070 Ventus X3 (220W)

Note: Some cards are restricted by power connectors, especially those using 8+6 pin designs.

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01-25-2020, 10:50 PM
#2
I'm experiencing issues reaching voltage beyond around 1.068v. Can you adjust the voltage settings for me?
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meetspore83619
01-25-2020, 10:50 PM #2

I'm experiencing issues reaching voltage beyond around 1.068v. Can you adjust the voltage settings for me?

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toejamdaddy
Member
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01-26-2020, 12:22 AM
#3
Well, it comes down to a few factors. My 3060ti has power restrictions because the Gigabyte unit is fixed at 100%, which limits how much the fan can spin. With my OC settings, I can't push the fan above 86% without risking excessive power draw that could hit performance limits in benchmarks. This matters more for testing than for gaming, though it does impact my score results.
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toejamdaddy
01-26-2020, 12:22 AM #3

Well, it comes down to a few factors. My 3060ti has power restrictions because the Gigabyte unit is fixed at 100%, which limits how much the fan can spin. With my OC settings, I can't push the fan above 86% without risking excessive power draw that could hit performance limits in benchmarks. This matters more for testing than for gaming, though it does impact my score results.

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Pat_Teh_Gamer
Junior Member
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01-26-2020, 05:29 AM
#4
you're checking MSI Afterburner? make sure you've verified your BIOS settings for the power limit in watts using TechPowerUp's VBIO database. if you can't locate it, consider searching for unconfirmed BIOS entries.
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Pat_Teh_Gamer
01-26-2020, 05:29 AM #4

you're checking MSI Afterburner? make sure you've verified your BIOS settings for the power limit in watts using TechPowerUp's VBIO database. if you can't locate it, consider searching for unconfirmed BIOS entries.

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boriagot
Member
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02-01-2020, 05:37 AM
#5
Sure, you're using a 350W BIOS and trying to flash it, possibly dealing with a system reboot warning during the process.
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boriagot
02-01-2020, 05:37 AM #5

Sure, you're using a 350W BIOS and trying to flash it, possibly dealing with a system reboot warning during the process.

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Hexowl11
Junior Member
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02-08-2020, 11:06 AM
#6
Restarting after a flash helps ensure the GPU properly loads the BIOS, even though you're aware of this.
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Hexowl11
02-08-2020, 11:06 AM #6

Restarting after a flash helps ensure the GPU properly loads the BIOS, even though you're aware of this.

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Akrasia
Member
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02-08-2020, 12:13 PM
#7
after using MSI Afterburner, verify these settings are active. To force the card to operate at your desired voltage, use the graph curve and confirm the BIOS is being commanded correctly. If MSI Afterburner doesn’t display the voltage despite other tools showing it, check with hwmonitor or hwinfo—especially since with my EVGA RTX 2060 KO other software works while MSI shows nothing.
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Akrasia
02-08-2020, 12:13 PM #7

after using MSI Afterburner, verify these settings are active. To force the card to operate at your desired voltage, use the graph curve and confirm the BIOS is being commanded correctly. If MSI Afterburner doesn’t display the voltage despite other tools showing it, check with hwmonitor or hwinfo—especially since with my EVGA RTX 2060 KO other software works while MSI shows nothing.

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02-09-2020, 02:12 AM
#8
Yeah those are enabled. Also can you please direct me to a working nvflash? The ones I found cant override GPU mismatch errors?
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TheRealVaxor69
02-09-2020, 02:12 AM #8

Yeah those are enabled. Also can you please direct me to a working nvflash? The ones I found cant override GPU mismatch errors?

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Cute_Ari
Member
68
02-09-2020, 02:55 AM
#9
Source states 200W, but you think it's closer to 180W. You're using the V.2 version, and your system isn't connected yet.
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Cute_Ari
02-09-2020, 02:55 AM #9

Source states 200W, but you think it's closer to 180W. You're using the V.2 version, and your system isn't connected yet.

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CairnHusky
Junior Member
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02-09-2020, 04:24 AM
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did you run the protect off command? i know from what i studied the card list isn't always trustworthy when determining real power limits. this is the right page, and it should show what appears after u upload to the database with GPUz. there are at least two versions: one with a 220watt bios and another with 200watts.
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CairnHusky
02-09-2020, 04:24 AM #10

did you run the protect off command? i know from what i studied the card list isn't always trustworthy when determining real power limits. this is the right page, and it should show what appears after u upload to the database with GPUz. there are at least two versions: one with a 220watt bios and another with 200watts.

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