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Laithan

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Dear interwebnet,

Can someone please share the GTX 1070 and/or GTX 1080 BIOS with us?

It appears that GPU-z 0.8.8 may not yet work to extract it. I'm sure a friend of a friend of a friend might be able to get it
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Thanks in advance!
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INSTRUCTIONS

STEP 1: Download JoeDirt's latest NVFLASH (version 5.265). Extract it to C:\NVFLASH

STEP 2: Open a command prompt as administrator. Change to your C: drive (type C: then enter). Then change to your NVFLASH folder (type CD \NVFLASH then enter).

STEP 3 - Use NVFLASH to save the BIOS. (type NVFLASH --save GP104.rom)
 
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Code:

Code: 
NVIDIA Firmware Update Utility (Version 5.265.0)
Modified Version by Joe Dirt

ERROR: No NVIDIA display adapters found
Tried disabling the driver, didn't help.
 
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Code: 
NVIDIA Firmware Update Utility (Version 5.265.0)
Modified Version by Joe Dirt

ERROR: No NVIDIA display adapters found
Tried disabling the driver, didn't help.
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Thank you for trying.. +REP

What do you see when you type "NVFLASH --list" ?

If it is GPU 1 you would have to type "NVFLASH -i1 --save gp104.rom"
 
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Thank you for trying.. +REP

What do you see when you type "NVFLASH --list" ?

If it is GPU 1 you would have to type "NVFLASH -1 --save gp104.rom"
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Code: 
NVIDIA display adapters present in system:
No NVIDIA display adapters found.
 
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Did you open command prompt as administrator?

If so, it sounds like maybe we need a newer version of NVFLASH....

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Here is a link to 0.8.8, it SAYS it has support for 1080.. not sure if that means BIOS support or not though.



Fingers crossed
 
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waiting patiently for the gods to grant us pascal bios editor
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We have a new version of NVFLASH and it's modded by @JoeDirt already!
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Please give him +REP it is well deserved and what he has done for the community is really under-recognized. Without him modding NVIDIA BIOS' would be a lot harder....

Please use the instructions to EXTRACT your BIOS to test it. This is safe, there are no changes being made it is just reading the BIOS.

INSTRUCTIONS

STEP 1: Download JoeDirt's latest NVFLASH (version 5.287). Extract it to C:\NVFLASH
http://www.overclock.net/t/1521334/official-nvflash-with-certificate-checks-bypassed-for-gtx-950-960-970-980-980ti-titan-x/570#post_25209075

STEP 2: Open a command prompt as administrator. Change to your C: drive (type C: then enter). Then change to your NVFLASH folder (type CD \NVFLASH then enter).

STEP 3: Use NVFLASH to save the BIOS. type: NVFLASH --save GP104.rom
 
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Originally Posted by Laithan View Post

We have a new version of NVFLASH and it's modded by @JoeDirt already!
biggrin.gif
Please give him +REP it is well deserved and what he has done for the community is really under-recognized. Without him modding NVIDIA BIOS' would be a lot harder....

Please use the instructions to EXTRACT your BIOS to test it. This is safe, there are no changes being made it is just reading the BIOS.

INSTRUCTIONS

STEP 1: Download JoeDirt's latest NVFLASH (version 5.287). Extract it to C:\NVFLASH
http://www.overclock.net/t/1521334/official-nvflash-with-certificate-checks-bypassed-for-gtx-950-960-970-980-980ti-titan-x/570#post_25209075

STEP 2: Open a command prompt as administrator. Change to your C: drive (type C: then enter). Then change to your NVFLASH folder (type CD \NVFLASH then enter).

STEP 3: Use NVFLASH to save the BIOS. type: NVFLASH --save GP104.rom
Click to expand...
https://mega.nz/#!q0gUBTzb!3FJ3NA5h0woupEXuSylUJP3SgtISC8G1qpi3Yuh1Z3w

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So it sounds like the new NVFLASH worked! Woo hoo!!
Thanks

Last test is to see if it can flash a MOD BIOS
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I'm just scared of the brick because this is the only VGA I have, no backup in case something bricks.
 
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SO you can extract the bios ok good..

What about reading it and modding the bios with the tweaker?

I guess nobody will try the flash option until dual bios gpus come around..
 
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