Have you tried having 1 monitor hooked up and reflash?

I would say to contact support and open a ticket.

I tried reflashing again, it says that the firmware was flashed with success:

 
But GPU-Z still can't tell any information about memory, and only Displayport/1 monitor works.

Maybe Power Down the Computer for a few Minutes and make sure you Turn Off Your PSU or Pull the Plug. 

vinnymunich

bcavnaugh
Maybe Power Down the Computer for a few Minutes and make sure you Turn Off Your PSU or Pull the Plug. 

I did this, and now GPU-Z shows the BIOS version and memory type, but it still shows the card has 0 MB of memory.
 

What is the NVIDIA Control Panel System Information Show?
Do you have GPU Shark?
Why did you update your GPU Bios in the First Place?
 
Do you have more than One Graphics Card installed? This includes if your Motherboard has one! 
 
You have other issues as your Driver are not set right that is you have no OpenCL CUDA PhysX or DirectCompute showing above.
 
Un-Plug or network cable or turn off your network modem.
Remove your Drivers and run DDU to clean out any Old Driver data.
Install the 373.06 Driver from NVIDIA Website.

vinnymunich

bcavnaugh
What is the NVIDIA Control Panel System Information Show?
Do you have ?
 
Un-Plug or network cable or turn off your network modem.
Remove your Drivers and run DDU to clean out any Old Driver data.
Install the 373.06 Driver from NVIDIA Website.

NVCP won't even open :( GPU Shark only shows my integrated GPU:
 

I will try remove the drivers and install them again. Thanks man

Un-Plug or network cable or turn off your network modem. Download the Driver Before you Do This!
Remove your Drivers and run DDU to clean out any Old Driver data.
Install the 373.06 Driver from NVIDIA Website.

vinnymunich

bcavnaugh
Un-Plug or network cable or turn off your network modem. Download the Driver Before you Do This!
Remove your Drivers and run DDU to clean out any Old Driver data.
Install the 373.06 Driver from NVIDIA Website.

Ok, I just followed this using DDU and no internet connection. It didn't work. After this, I did as suggested by EVGA's support:
 
Since you performed the update, have you tried clean installing the NVIDIA drivers? Try doing a clean installation of the NVIDIA drivers. When installing the drivers, select the Custom(Advanced) and on the next screen select the "Perform a clean installation" checkbox. 


I did the above with the 373.06, same drivers I had installed after removing the previous with DDU. It also didn't work :(
 
Should I RMA my card? I'm worried that I'd get an used/pre-owned card. 
 
All I was hoping for was to get the flickering on my card fixed :(

Why did you update your GPU Bios in the First Place?
 
Where did you get the Bios File From?
 
Do you have 2 Bios on your Card?
 
What is the FULL Model Number of your Card?
 *Micron does not make Graphics Cards.
 
"Should I RMA my card?" Not sure if you are even covered for an RMA.

Thanks bcavnaugh.
 
My card has only 1 BIOS, it's a 08G-P4-5173-KR - EVGA GeForce GTX 1070 SC ACX 3.0 Black Edition. I downloaded the respective BIOS from the BIOS update thread: 
 
I updated my card's BIOS because I'm having random flickering. Sometimes while I'm not doing anything intensive on my PC, sometimes on games. It looks like this  (not my screenshot but it's pretty close).
 
I didn't run my card overclocked because whenever I'd overclock its memory over 200Mhz, my entire PC would freeze, so I just left it at the stock speeds.
 
Computer Case: Corsair 400R
Motherboard: Gygabyte Z77X-UP4 TH
Is Bios Current: Yes
 
CPU: i5 3570k
Settings: Overclocked at 4.5Ghz watercooled, disabled overclock, issue persists. 
 
Memory: Corsair Vegeance 16GB 4x4GB
Settings: Stock speeds
 
GPU/Video: EVGA GTX 1070 SC Black Edition
Driver Version: 373.06
AGE: < 1 month
 
Monitor: Samsung SA550 + HP 2311x
Video Cables Used: DisplayPort and HDMI
AGE: 4+ Years
  
PSU: Corsair AX750

Other PCI/PCIe installed Devices: None

OS: Windows 10 
Version: 1607 Build 14393.321
 

Not sure what is up with your Link but it goes back to the home page or that is it redirects to http://www.evga.com/default.asp
http://www.evga.com/support/warranty/ This one works
 
Your Code

<a href="http://www.evga.com/support/warranty/ " target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.evga.com/support/warranty/ </a>

 
My Code

<a title="http://www.evga.com/support/warranty/" href="http://www.evga.com/support/warranty/" target="_blank"

 
Or
Your Link: href="http://www.evga.com/support/warranty/&nbsp;"
  My Link: href="http://www.evga.com/support/warranty/"
 
Not sure why yours has &nbsp; at then end.
 
I am using IE 11 on Windows 7 x64.
 

For whatever reason it does that sometimes when I'm using Chrome on my phone. No idea why it does that... Possibly a forum bug?

He has the SC, not FTW. If he tries to flash the FTW VBIOS it probably will brick the card since the power delivery is different.

candle_86
Why are you flashing from within windows in the first place. Never ever flash a bios inside of Windows, always always use DOS

....welcome to 2016

acxcoolerssuck
if the card is bricked, you cant even get into windows.
this type of case should be related to wrong nvflash version in crossflashing.
 
check device manager to see whether the display card is enabled.
 
if still doesnt work, try to flash back the old bios with bypass nvflash version.
bypass nvflash with evga ftw old bios
https://www.sendspace.com/file/43j4q7
 
steps:
http://www.overclock.net/...stom-bios-upon-request
take your own risks
 

I can't get to Windows when monitors are plugged on the video card, I'm using my integrated graphics to do so.

Scarlet-Tech
You may be able to reflash while utilizing the iGPU. I would try re downloading the bios for your gpu, and flashing while using the iGPU to see if it properly detects your card.

I did reflash

 
It succeeds, but after I restart my computer, it shows the new BIOS, but nothing else is recognized:
 

 
I have reinstalled the drivers using DDU. I will bring the card to a friend tomorrow and see what happens when I put the card on his PC :(

sorry for reviving an old thread, but I just want to add my experience to this.
 
I had the exact same 'bricking' issue as OP, except I have the GTX1070 FTW...
 
Anyway, after BIOS update, GPU-Z showed the same "unknown" for numerous fields, the fix is to go into Device Managers, and you will see that the GTX1070 is actually disabled -- enable the device and reboot the PC and everything should be good.