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Overvolting by flashing another vendors bios?

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deanariande

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In the ad, Msi says, Supports voltage control, in mSI Afterburner, The voltage slide is locked, my friend says i can unlock voltage control possibly by flashing a Asus Card that supports overvolting on to my MSI, Is this True?, the model number is Raedon Hd 7770 PMD1GD5
 
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did you already go into the settings and make sure voltage control is unlocked?
 
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Don't flash Bios of different cards... At least I wouldn't.
 
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I did check

the voltage is unlocked, still no luck, however, i just want to ask one question, Is it even possible to unlock voltage by flashing another vendors bios?
 
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I thought it was based off of the voltage chip used on the card.
 
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sneekypeet said:
I thought it was based off of the voltage chip used on the card.
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Yep, the voltage controller is either supported or not, flashing the BIOS won't affect this.
 
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