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more looking for people who've done it before.
plus if you are wiling to overpower/overclock it that much you may as well spend the money on a better GPU and get that performance without dealing with a dead card later down the line
in simple terms finding the lowest voltage you can keep the GPU stable the better performance comes from keeping boost clocks constant or as high as it can until temp start making it back off
If your card has dual bios' it's much safer, for, obvious reasons that you have a backup.
I've not done it with a bios not designed for the card, but, in theory the worst you'll have is some odd fan behaviour and rgb may stop working (I ran them on custom water cooled cards), so, make sure the bios atleast is for the same number of fans I'd say.
Wouldn't hurt to renew and upgrade thermal paste / pads or maybe even look into liquid metal depending how temperatures go, thermal putty can also help to some extent (though unlikely to be needed too much on a 4060 and it's not the cheapest approach once you go to LM and putty).
As long as you keep an eye on temperatures and power draw you should be fine, the odds of a power cut during the flash is the biggest risk and i find the time it takes to be a bit nerve wracking.
But really, as long as you watch your temps and power you should be fine, you can always go back or dial down the power in afterburner (unlike if you power mod).
The real thing you need to ask yourself is, IF it goes pear shaped, are you OK with losing the card, the risk is pretty low, but if you are not OK with burning the card, don't do it.
If you are OK, go for it.
Oh and make sure you have a decent psu with good cables that will be happy to take the extra draw, that's more general advise, I can't see a 4060 stressing any cables.
you should do it or not.that you can only answer.theres a little switch on the card facing you
right under the heat plate.on my 4090 its more toward the back of the case goodluck.and
one setting is performance mode one is normal
Dude, you literally just admitted you’ve never flashed a GPU BIOS or overclocked your hardware, yet you’re giving advice on something you clearly have no first-hand experience with.
Also, what does “flush the memory down the drain” even mean?
And why exactly would Reddit be a better place to ask than Steam? Steam has tech threads too, and if you actually wanted good info you’d point people to places like Overclockers, Tom’s Hardware, or TechPowerUp, communities where tens of thousands of people have been safely modding and overclocking their GPUs for decades without any issues.
Most modern GPUs can be pushed safely and gain 20–40 % more performance without “destroying” anything. You’d have to go really overboard or mess up voltages to cause actual damage. In fact, many overclocks these days are combined with undervolts, meaning lower temps, less power draw, and often even longer lifespan.
For example, my girlfriend’s 5070 Ti scores almost the same in 3DMark as a stock 5080, around $300 cheaper, and it took maybe ten minutes of tuning and watching a couple of guides.
So yeah, flashing a BIOS or raising a power limit isn’t something you do blindly, but it’s not some guaranteed GPU death sentence either. It just takes a bit of research and knowing what you’re doing which, respectfully, doesn’t sound like the case here.
It's no rocket science.......
that only applies if your overheating the card and thermal throttling if thats happening you have bigger problems.like case / fans or improper airflow.
Tho in my experience most of these "flash bios for more performance" upgrades don't move the needle that much, maybe 2-5 fps at most. Tangible but minor.
to performance mode as well and throw a stable overclock on gpu and see where your at.
had more then a few games jump by as much as 30 frames on a EVGA water cooled hybrid 3080 when undervolted to 0.98 volts and got the boost clock higher then factor
yeah i'm not ok if the card does die and that's why i made this thread to see what others had to say on it. i do have a backup 1070 but i wouldn't want my 4060 to die. atleast not yet anyways lol i'v had the card for less then a year, but when i do upgrade or really wan performance and have the money to upgrade if the 4060 does die then i may go for it.
thanks for the input.
Just go for an undervolt or a standard overclock, you'll get 80 to 90% of the effect wit none of the risk.
Good luck.