Quote from: thesmokingman on May 09, 2016, 08:19:56 PM

Quote from: ldw-com on May 09, 2016, 08:42:30 AM

Quote from: Eliovp on May 08, 2016, 08:51:27 PM

Quote from: Termie on May 08, 2016, 06:28:02 PM

Tried it again thoroughly step-by-step, like you´d suggested - same result as above.

I´d uploaded my original MSI Nano BIOS here, if you are interested.
Maybe you can find any differences.

Ok, will check it out tomorrow and will mod core voltage to -100mV and mem voltage to -100mV as well.

Greetings.

-75Core Voltage, -100 mem voltage
Try this one, this should work perfectly

Eliovp/ldw-com-

Did you notice any difference in the rom file that you edited for Termie? Haven't found a rom that works with my Gigabyte Nano yet, but I still need to try the -106mV, -112mV and -118mV ROMs.

Nope, not really, they're basically all the same.

The offset for core voltage vddc, and memory voltage mvddc can't be found in the roms, not my stock rom, not yours or anyone else theirs.

I have to add those offsets myself. So it basically stays the same for any nano rom.

Further, i have some other news for my 390nitro rom.

I tried, and tried and tried to modify my rom as much and as hard as i could (regarding memory voltage).

There was no way for me to add that offset, vddc offset is already included in the rom, so editing the core voltage settings is not such a big deal.

Anyhow, it seems that MVDDC is fixed on my 390 Nitro's, the MVDDC controller has no data interface so can not be programmed by ROM or driver.

I didn't want to believe that, but yeah, Sapphire raped me on this one :p

This does not mean that this is so for other 390 brands. I have an XFX one as well and that one is perfectly editable.

Anyhow, i changed the vddc value to -100mV and it runs like a baby now

Still screwing around to get the same results as The Stilt did with his mods for the 290's.

I'll get there!

Greetings!