Remember, you must flash reference cards with reference BIOS.
TechPowerUp! VGA BIOS Collection
SOFTWARE
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1.You will need this software:
NiBiTor
Nvflash - Supports 580 BIOS
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FLASHING TIME!!!
Ok this can be kinda tricky for your people to learn command prompt (im only 16 and Im learning the old tricks from back in the day
)
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Now what you will want to do it put all of the nvflash components that's in the .zip and the newbios.rom in the same folder for ease
COMMAND PROMPT TIME!!
Ok now get command prompt open, if you don't know how for some of you, go to start > run > type "cmd" without quotes and hit enter
Now what it should show that your in C:/Documents and Settings/"your username profile">
Now since desktop is in the "your username profile", it won't take long to flash now. Should look like this.
now type in command prompt "cd desktop" without quotes. It should look like this now
now type "cd nvflash", now should like this. (This may confuse you, you remeber where you put the main nvflash components and your newbios.rom at?. Re-name that folder nvflash)
This is where the flashing begins, if you at those correct screens type
"nvflash.exe newbios.rom" without quotes
Now, If you got SLI, your going to have to direct the flash to each card, and each card has a different device ID like in this screen shot
Do the command. nvflash.exe --list
Now I don't got SLI, but my 460 HAWK is Device ID 0
Example
SLI 470's, your device ID for the 1st card is 0, and your second card is 1.
You would type to flash the cards:
nvflash.exe i0 -4 -5 -6 biosname.rom
nvflash.exe i1 -4 -5 -6 biosname.rom
Edited by savagebunny - 1/11/11 at 2:19pm
TechPowerUp! VGA BIOS Collection
SOFTWARE
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
1.You will need this software:
NiBiTor
Nvflash - Supports 580 BIOS
---------------------- --------------------------------------------------------
FLASHING TIME!!!
Ok this can be kinda tricky for your people to learn command prompt (im only 16 and Im learning the old tricks from back in the day
)---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Now what you will want to do it put all of the nvflash components that's in the .zip and the newbios.rom in the same folder for ease
COMMAND PROMPT TIME!!
Ok now get command prompt open, if you don't know how for some of you, go to start > run > type "cmd" without quotes and hit enter
Now what it should show that your in C:/Documents and Settings/"your username profile">
Now since desktop is in the "your username profile", it won't take long to flash now. Should look like this.
now type in command prompt "cd desktop" without quotes. It should look like this now
now type "cd nvflash", now should like this. (This may confuse you, you remeber where you put the main nvflash components and your newbios.rom at?. Re-name that folder nvflash)
This is where the flashing begins, if you at those correct screens type
"nvflash.exe newbios.rom" without quotes
Now, If you got SLI, your going to have to direct the flash to each card, and each card has a different device ID like in this screen shot
Do the command. nvflash.exe --list
Now I don't got SLI, but my 460 HAWK is Device ID 0
Example
SLI 470's, your device ID for the 1st card is 0, and your second card is 1.
You would type to flash the cards:
nvflash.exe i0 -4 -5 -6 biosname.rom
nvflash.exe i1 -4 -5 -6 biosname.rom
Edited by savagebunny - 1/11/11 at 2:19pm
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