MSI N770 TF 2GD5/OC Gaming Voltage Unlock

Question

As of late, I was pretty upset with the MSI GTX 770 2GB OC Gaming video card. Actually, I've been very displeased with NVIDIA's hardware and they're interference by demanding unlocked video cards be sold at a premium. I probably should have just waited, but I needed something sooner because I sold my previous cards on Ebay. I've been trying to search for a way to unlock the voltage in MSI Afterburner. I'm not sure what other people have tried, but this worked for me.
If there's a lot of people not able to do this and post there comments, I'll write a "How To Guide" here. For now, read the comments from this this video, then watch the video and follow the steps taken.
Right now I'm at a hospital. When I get home, I'm gonna try experimenting more. There are some other methods I read about and I'll see if they're easier and post them. I also want to see if I can unlock MSI Afterburner's Triple Voltages that were marked for Special Editions. I may have to flash my GTX 770 to a GTX 680 Lightning, which is basically what the MSI GTX 770 OC Gaming card is. I can then use a utility to change the clock values to that of the GTX 770. The both have the same RAM, SPUs, TAUs, and ROUs. So theoretically, it should be possible. I can also change the Wattage for the card as well. If everything works out, I'm gonna post the tweaked BIOS for the GTX 770 to GTX 680 with the GTX 770 clocks and power.

Answer 1

Since this thread got moved, I can't edit the original post here. If a moderator wants, he's more than welcome to copy this post and replace it with the original text and then delete this post. If not, so be it. Previously I've only seen special edition cards like the Lightning with unlocked voltage. Some special cards have an Auto shown in the voltage slider in MSI Afterburner. Most video cards will not have this Auto feature, which I think is different from the default slider placed at 0. So you wont see the Auto until you follow the steps to unlock the voltage.
Everything in this section and trying these steps in the following video might void your warranty and/or can end with a dead product. One should be aware that trying comes at your own risk.
Go to the actual Youtube page instead of watching the video from here and read the 1st comment I wrote for additional instructions and download links. Then follow the steps taken in the video.