Not being a smarty pants, but it look as though your master bios updated correctly. Notice the 3rd set of numbers changed from 26 to 50. You have successfully flashed the master bios (xx.xx.xx.00.xx). If you want to flash your slave bios (xx.xx.xx.01.xx), change the switch physically on the side of your video card from master to slave and repeat what you did above. This time you will be using the other zip file (should have 2 files, one for master and one for slave).

Hope that helps.

i have superclock not FTW .
i thought only FTW has dual bios .

If i got this right, then the bios update is only for Micron ram and not cards like mine with Samsung right ?
And whats all that "my card caught fire" that i see alot of different places ?
Have they just overclocked the **** out of there card or something like that, cause mine gets around 60c +-5 on full load

in that case sadly there is no improvement in the memory OC at all . still the same for me . cant go more than 2200

My 1070 has Samsung VRAM do I have to bother on this one?

MenthuDk
If i got this right, then the bios update is only for Micron ram and not cards like mine with Samsung right ?
And whats all that "my card caught fire" that i see alot of different places ?
Have they just overclocked the **** out of there card or something like that, cause mine gets around 60c +-5 on full load

Micron only, yes. And not all cards have a problem with Micron memory. Mine runs and over clocks just fine (without the BIOS update) both core and memory.
 
Not aware of any cards catching fire myself. There have been a couple (and that's all as far as I'm aware) where a component on the PCB has self destructed. Though this does appear in the couple of cases that I've seen, to be in the general area where the VRM's are situated on the PCB. And it's the VRM's that "appear" to be running a bit hotter than some would like. This though is a totally different issue than is being discussed in this thread.
 
65C on your GPU core is pretty cool running actually, so nothing to worry about here.
The VRM's on these cards do not appear to have any sort of thermal sensor on then. So you can't directly tell what temp they are running at.
If worried about this issue. Then I think there is another thread running about it.

Can someone from evga support just give me the new bios of : "08G-P4-6173-KR/KB - EVGA GeForce GTX 1070 SC ACX 3.0 "
 
For some reason it is not updating. Either the CMOS window dissapears not to long after the beep where it says its storing new version etc. Or I dont get to the part of press Y to update at all. Ive done a number restarts and couple tries now. 
 
Just for record the bios version is still same as before. So nothing changed so far.
 
Im pretty used to updating bios manually so just the .ROM version without autoupdater to see if it works better that way. Maybe provide the nvflash version you use to(But I dont think this is needed I got couple versions of nvflash lying around?). thanks in advance awesome bro's at evga!.

Leonardohlb
Everyone here speak of stability with OC high clock rates, but would like to see a video of you with error free OCCT for 10 minutes, none of you pass the OCCT for 10 minutes with such high clock rates, then there is no stability.

 
Please stop telling people to test Overclocks with OCCT.
 
OCCT is a predetermined math functions processor.  All it does is run math functions.  That's *NOT* what your graphics card is designed to do.  That's not a test of stability.
It does the same thing as Furmark.  It's an abnormal processor load.  Furmark was blacklisted by nVidia.  I don't know why OCCT wasn't.
 
 
Anyone else reading, don't use OCCT, to test your GPU stability.  You may as well take your card out and start beating it with a frying pan or hammer.
 
 
Want to test your stability ?  Do it with known good working drivers, valid benchmark programs and patched-reliable games (No, not the latest and buggy greatest).
 
 
Your GPU and videogames cost money.  OCCT doesn't.
Read into that what you will.
 
 
Greene

mikedowen

Greene MaChine

Leonardohlb
Everyone here speak of stability with OC high clock rates, but would like to see a video of you with error free OCCT for 10 minutes, none of you pass the OCCT for 10 minutes with such high clock rates, then there is no stability.

 
Please stop telling people to test Overclocks with OCCT.
 
OCCT is a predetermined math functions processor.  All it does is run math functions.  That's *NOT* what your graphics card is designed to do.  That's not a test of stability.
It does the same thing as Furmark.  It's an abnormal processor load.  Furmark was blacklisted by nVidia.  I don't know why OCCT wasn't.
 
 
Anyone else reading, don't use OCCT, to test your GPU stability.  You may as well take your card out and start beating it with a frying pan or hammer.
 
 
Want to test your stability ?  Do it with known good working drivers, valid benchmark programs and patched-reliable games (No, not the latest and buggy greatest).
 
 
Your GPU and videogames cost money.  OCCT doesn't.
Read into that what you will.
 
 
Greene

+1
 
Been building PC's myself for 20+ years and totally agree with the above. Programs like Furmark etc are fine if you want to see how high you can force your temps. But as a stability test, they are useless. I've seen systems run these sorts of programs for hours (and pass). Then the first graphically intensive game you try ... crash.
 
Though like everything in life, it's up to the individual as to what they want to do and are subsequently happy with.

OCCT is higher than Furmark, if you want to use your VGA with high clock rates without testing stability congratulations... to me always worked very well and never had problems running games after testing both when it forces a GPU to the maximum even if mathematically speaking you will its overall stability of the GPU, but if you prefer to keep high clock with almost imperceptible artifacts problem of you, worst of all, you work with a forced equipment full of errors due to lack of voltage, watts, all because of the high clock without proper testing, its 20 years of work does not teach you much, but you'll get there, I do not need come here and say how long work with hardware, to say with certainty that you all here with 1070 above 2100MHz not pass stable in OCCT, not without a bios editor.

mikedowen

MenthuDk
If i got this right, then the bios update is only for Micron ram and not cards like mine with Samsung right ?
And whats all that "my card caught fire" that i see alot of different places ?
Have they just overclocked the **** out of there card or something like that, cause mine gets around 60c +-5 on full load

Micron only, yes. And not all cards have a problem with Micron memory. Mine runs and over clocks just fine (without the BIOS update) both core and memory.
 
Not aware of any cards catching fire myself. There have been a couple (and that's all as far as I'm aware) where a component on the PCB has self destructed. Though this does appear in the couple of cases that I've seen, to be in the general area where the VRM's are situated on the PCB. And it's the VRM's that "appear" to be running a bit hotter than some would like. This though is a totally different issue than is being discussed in this thread.
 
65C on your GPU core is pretty cool running actually, so nothing to worry about here.
The VRM's on these cards do not appear to have any sort of thermal sensor on then. So you can't directly tell what temp they are running at.
If worried about this issue. Then I think there is another thread running about it.

Okay thx, then i heard right about the bios :D
 
Yea and about the "hot" cards, i dont really worry about that with my own card. Because personally i think that it all comes done to good air flow and then not overclock the s*** out of it, and especially not if you dont have some good air flow or going with a waterblock or even more extreme with the LN2. 
But that is just me and my thoughts on it, and then maybe im wrong about it. Then again if there really was something wrong, i think that there would have been alot of people that would have sayed something more about it, and alot of youtube reviewers that would have made some vidoes about it all.
Again i could be wrong about that too.

Video the refreshing will not be because many people do not know it how is needed how?between them me neither because they did not ripen very in English

funboy6942
What am I doing wrong???? I am trying to update my bios, I downloaded the correct ones, I have my bios switch in the correct position, I am installing (trying) the correct bios for said switch position(s), when I click on the exe, I dont get the option to click "Y", but rather it tells me my screen will black out over a period of 6 seconds or so, or flash, and will start in about 3 seconds, then my monitor will go black, and stay black, and nothing happens at all and Ive waited over 10 minutes, rebooted, card seems fine, and nothing had happened, no bios update on either position.
 
Why wont it update my GTX 1070 FTW Gaming ACX 3.0?

Disable the driver in device manager before upgrading.

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[<Font] [<font] What am I doing wrong ???? [<Font] I'm trying to update the BIOS, I downloaded the right, I have my bios option in the right position, I'm installing (try) the correct BIOS for that position (s) switch, when I click the exe, I will not have the option to click on "Y", but it tells me my black screen over a period of 6 seconds or less, or flash, and will start in about 3 seconds, then my monitor goes black, and turn black, and nothing happens at all and I've waited more than 10 minutes, reset, the card looks very good, and nothing had happened, no BIOS update in any position.
 
[<Font] [<font] Why will you not update my 1070 GTX FTW Gaming ACX 3.0?
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[<Font] [<font] Disable the driver in Device Manager before upgrading.
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[<Font] [<font] Before I do that, it does not say to do this in the instructions, there is a reason why I have to turn my driver to make it work on my system? [<Font] I just do not want Fubar my card, I can not afford another ....
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[<Font] [<font] I did and it worked, you asked i offered help and come to me to question? You follow the instructions does not work, do not want to help? Do not ask!

Leonardohlb

funboy6942

Leonardohlb

funboy6942
What am I doing wrong???? I am trying to update my bios, I downloaded the correct ones, I have my bios switch in the correct position, I am installing (trying) the correct bios for said switch position(s), when I click on the exe, I dont get the option to click "Y", but rather it tells me my screen will black out over a period of 6 seconds or so, or flash, and will start in about 3 seconds, then my monitor will go black, and stay black, and nothing happens at all and Ive waited over 10 minutes, rebooted, card seems fine, and nothing had happened, no bios update on either position.
 
Why wont it update my GTX 1070 FTW Gaming ACX 3.0?

Disable the driver in device manager before upgrading.

Before I do that, it doesnt say to do that in the instructions, is there a reason as to why I have to disable my driver for it to work on my system? I just dont want to fubar my card, I cant afford another one....

I did and it worked, you asked i offered help and come to me to question? You follow the instructions does not work, do not want to help? Do not ask!

relax dude. let him wait for the official support:)

acxcoolerssuck

Leonardohlb

funboy6942

Leonardohlb

funboy6942
What am I doing wrong???? I am trying to update my bios, I downloaded the correct ones, I have my bios switch in the correct position, I am installing (trying) the correct bios for said switch position(s), when I click on the exe, I dont get the option to click "Y", but rather it tells me my screen will black out over a period of 6 seconds or so, or flash, and will start in about 3 seconds, then my monitor will go black, and stay black, and nothing happens at all and Ive waited over 10 minutes, rebooted, card seems fine, and nothing had happened, no bios update on either position.
 
Why wont it update my GTX 1070 FTW Gaming ACX 3.0?

Disable the driver in device manager before upgrading.

Before I do that, it doesnt say to do that in the instructions, is there a reason as to why I have to disable my driver for it to work on my system? I just dont want to fubar my card, I cant afford another one....

I did and it worked, you asked i offered help and come to me to question? You follow the instructions does not work, do not want to help? Do not ask!

relax dude. let him wait for the official support:)

No doubt, your a newbie here just like me, well maybe not new, just not many posts, and unfortunately there are some people who will love to trash other peoples stuff, so I was just asking out loud. I dont have the money to buy another one of these so I just wanted more opinions before I did that is all, so please dont pop a blood vessel :P

funboy6942

acxcoolerssuck

Leonardohlb

funboy6942

Leonardohlb

funboy6942
What am I doing wrong???? I am trying to update my bios, I downloaded the correct ones, I have my bios switch in the correct position, I am installing (trying) the correct bios for said switch position(s), when I click on the exe, I dont get the option to click "Y", but rather it tells me my screen will black out over a period of 6 seconds or so, or flash, and will start in about 3 seconds, then my monitor will go black, and stay black, and nothing happens at all and Ive waited over 10 minutes, rebooted, card seems fine, and nothing had happened, no bios update on either position.
 
Why wont it update my GTX 1070 FTW Gaming ACX 3.0?

Disable the driver in device manager before upgrading.

Before I do that, it doesnt say to do that in the instructions, is there a reason as to why I have to disable my driver for it to work on my system? I just dont want to fubar my card, I cant afford another one....

I did and it worked, you asked i offered help and come to me to question? You follow the instructions does not work, do not want to help? Do not ask!

relax dude. let him wait for the official support:)

No doubt, your a newbie here just like me, well maybe not new, just not many posts, and unfortunately there are some people who will love to trash other peoples stuff, so I was just asking out loud. I dont have the money to buy another one of these so I just wanted more opinions before I did that is all, so please dont pop a blood vessel :P

there are people who really want to help too.
disabling the card is one of the step in flashing bios, you can go overclock.net to check those steps.