Biosmod GTX 560 (non Ti)@Ti

[zezinhocrack]

Hello everybody,

Some days I'm trying to do a bios mod on an EVGA GTX560 (Non Ti) in order to enable the remaining 48 shaders.

Is that possible??

I eat the last version of NVFLASH 5.100.0.1, but I can not change the device ID, does anyone have any idea what to do??

Sorry for English.

Thank you.

 

[brandonwh64]

I dont think this is possible but you never know

 

[Pestilence]

Agreed above. Don't believe you can unlock. Nvidia doesn't give away performance like Amd does

 

[zezinhocrack]

I've tried doing the flash bios 560Ti when windows starts and recognizes the VGA GPU-Z shows 384 Shaders, however after you restart back to 336 ... no strange!

I'll post a screenshot of the screen for all to see

http://img143.imageshack.us/img143/8746/testees.jpg

I dont think this is possible but you never know

 

[zezinhocrack]

Does anyone have an idea of ​​an effective command in nvflash where I can replace the VGA Device id.

Thanks

 

[zezinhocrack]

I am continuing to investigate on the internet some kind of modification and found that identification of a user in TechPowerUp follows:

http://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/dpgyk/

Strange ?????, repair the amount of shaders??

Anyone know the user who submitted this validation??

 

[newtekie1]

The command for nvflash would be

nvflash --eraseeeprom
nvflash -4 -5 -6 bios.rom

That should completely replace every piece of the BIOS on the card. If it is possible to unlock, that will do it.

 

[LAN_deRf_HA]

It wouldn't be hugely surprising if it worked on at least some batches. Took awhile for people to figure it out for the 6950 as well and that had a very high success rate. Someone has to give it a shot...

 

[zezinhocrack]

Ever tried to use these commands, but without success, the message "Overriding gpu id mismatch" I can not change the id of the GPU of 1201 to 1200.

Anyone have any other options??

The command for nvflash would be

nvflash --eraseeeprom
nvflash -4 -5 -6 bios.rom

That should completely replace every piece of the BIOS on the card. If it is possible to unlock, that will do it.

 

[LordJummy]

Agreed above. Don't believe you can unlock. Nvidia doesn't give away performance like Amd does

Actually nvidia/evga have given away free performance upgrades. Would do you well to check your history.

 

[dakar]

Do anybody have some news about unlocking 560, nobody tried ?

 

[LordJummy]

Do anybody have some news about unlocking 560, nobody tried ?

unlocking 560 to what? Ti version?

I don't think that's going to work. We probably would have heard about it. However you should try. Some unlucky soul has to go first so others can see. Be a pioneer!

 

[JrRacinFan]

I've tried doing the flash bios 560Ti when windows starts and recognizes the VGA GPU-Z shows 384 Shaders, however after you restart back to 336 ... no strange!

I'll post a screenshot of the screen for all to see

http://img143.imageshack.us/img143/8746/testees.jpg

Looks like to me, drivers are still detecting a 560 non Ti. Maybe an eeprom re-write would do the trick but be forewarned if it doesn't work it will be a definite brick and no way of getting it back. Remember the old 9600GSO 384MB flash??

@Brandonwh64

Remember that when I was having you flash a 1GB non SE bios to your SE for testing? How it would divert back to stock shaders? I think that was the same case but unsure.