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Topic: Will Modeling BIOS can damage a graphics card? (Read 292 times)

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Xtreme Monster
September 19, 2017, 07:43:48 AM
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my question, Will BIOS Modding can make damage a graphics card?

Yes it can damage permanently, that is why some manufactures are not granting warranty for gpu cards used for mining. The process of downvolting, overvolting and memory changing timings too aggressive is against how a normal product was meant to run. If you do then the question is when the card is going to stop running, it could be days, months, years, decades, who knows. You also should be very careful about safe regulations as well.
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Grow with community
September 19, 2017, 07:10:23 AM
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my question, Will BIOS Modding can make damage a graphics card?

No, not really If you know what you're doing then you can do modding it can increase your hashrates and possible earnings,

you can downclock or overclock your card settings, however, do that at your own risk, If you bricked your card it can be pain to revive it again.

there are topics here intended for modding different type of cards, read and read and ask questions. Good luck
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September 19, 2017, 04:53:10 AM
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If you flash a wrong bios you can brick your card. There are several ways to recover, but sometimes it can be difficult. Especially with Pascal NVIDIA cards.

You can also damage the card if you change params in a stupid way, let's say increase max temperature to 150 celsius degrees.

There days you can find plenty of guides about how to mod the bios of AMD cards, follow one of them strictly and you shouldn't have problems, but mind the params that you change
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Bcnex - The Ultimate Blockchain Trading Platform
September 19, 2017, 04:48:07 AM
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I see my friend doing BIOS mods to increase the speed of hash rate in mining.
my question, Will BIOS Modding can make damage a graphics card?
if so, what to do so that the graphics card that we use is not easily damaged.
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