NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 Ti gets unlocked to 890W with XOC BIOS

Published: May 5th 2022, 14:44 GMT   Comments

GeForce RTX 3090 Ti gets even more power thanks to custom BIOS for overclockers

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 Ti flagship Ampere card may ship with 450W by default, but nothing is stopping enthusiasts from going higher. 

MegaSizeGPU posted a screenshot from GPU-Z software which shows 890W power limit. The software confirms that the card has unlocked GPU power to 890W, almost double of what the card ship with. To unlock so much power, a special XOC BIOS for extreme overclocking is needed. The user confirms that ASUS TUF graphics cards does indeed work with this BIOS:

 

This BIOS is usually used during record-breaking competitions with liquid nitrogen cooling involved. Enthusiast should make great use of the XOC BIOS with graphics cards such as GALAX HOF or EVGA KINGPIN, both of which are equipped with dual 16-pin power connectors.

Most RTX 3090 Ti cards, however, are limited to one PCIe Gen5 connector which cannot feed more than 600W (at least by specs), but as shown below, models such as EVGA FTW3 can use up to 614W with this BIOS.

EVGA GeForce RTX 3090 Ti FTW3 with XOC BIOS, Source: Chiphell

ASUS TUF model goes a bit higher to 615W. The GA102 GPU alone consumes 496W:

ASUS GeForce RTX 3090 Ti TUF with XOC BIOS, Source: MEGAsizeGPU

Various custom RTX 3090 Ti solutions are locked to sub-500W power limits, but there are exceptions that allow up to 516W (such ROG STRIX Liquid Cooled):

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 Ti MAX Power Limits,Source: TechPowerUP

You can find the XOC BIOS through Chiphell forum link or on TechPowerUP website (we asked MEGAsizeGPU to upload it for everyone). Be advised, this may irreversibly break your card, and you are doing this at your own risk.

Source: MEGAsizeGPU, Chiphell, TechPowerUP (BIOS)




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