Hi,
 
This is my first post :)
 
I have a question related to BIOS. I would like to reduce clocks to Nvidia reference clocks in GTX 1070 FTW Gaming ACX3.0 to safe card because every game runs very fast and I fell I don't need such power. This will also make my card live longer and use less power. Do You have bios for FTW card with reference clocks like FTW DT? I don't want to use software to set clocks but to permanently set it in GPU BIOS.
 
I can also ask this question differently. Does the BIOS from 08G-P4-6274-KR (FTW DT ACX 3.0) will fit to 08G-P4-6276-KR (FTW ACX 3.0)?
 
How can I check what BIOS'es are available to my EVGA card?
 
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Warm regards,
Marcin

Thanks for Your reply. Can You tell me how to do it? I know there is a lot of information in the internet how to flash nvidia card using nvflash but I have specific question related to EVGA FTW cards which has two vbioses: master and slave.
 
I would like to upload FTW DT bios as a slave but first I would like to backup slave bios. How to select which bios I can flash using nvflash. Do you have a description of this procedure somewhere here in the forum? So my 3 questions are:
1. How to backup master/slave bios vusing nvflash app?
2. How to write new vbios to master/slave using nvflash app?
3. Where I can find the most recent vbios (master and slave) for 08G-P4-6276-KR and for 08G-P4-6274-KR. If this is important the Serial Number of the card is:
 

Thanks For your reply. The link that You provided in point 2 is not working.
Where I can find master vbios for FTW DT version? Is flasing FTW card with FTW DT vBios version will work or do I need to use some switches to force it in nvFflash app?

Thanks for Your Help.
One more questioin. I noticed that You are providing vBios in some 6276.zip and 6276_ORG.zip form. After unpacking those files there is update.exe and nvflsh64.sys.
There is no *.rom file. How can I compare MD5 and SH1 hashes from the vBios that I've already backedup from my GPU.
I've backed up bios using command nvflash64 --index=0 --save original_master.rom
I've done the same using GPU-Z to compare if those 2 vBIOSes are the same and it seems that the command above and GPU-Z are outputing the same file byte by byte.
Now I have this *.rom file and I would like to compare MD5 and SH1 with those provided in 6276.zip to check if I have original vBIOS. But the problem is that in this archive there is no *.rom file.
How can I extract *.rom file from update.exe? 

So let's assume I want to update the vbios under Linux OS. I have file 6274.zip
- Primary 6274 (EVGA GeForce GTX 1070 FTW DT ACX 3.0): 
I want to write it to Primary 6276 (EVGA GeForce GTX 1070 FTW ACX 3.0)
 
How to do this using 6274.zip which contains *.exe files? I tried in windows and It just not work because:
 
Board is incompatible with firmware version 86.04.50.00.72.
No display adapters were found that are compatible with this update.
 
I'm assuming this update.exe is smarter than me which of course is true because I want to do something unusual. I know how to bypass those restrictions using nvflash application but I just need *.rom file.

The reason the clock is going higher than the advertised boost is because of gpu boost 3.0.

I think I know what I did wrong. My procedure was the following:
1. Run Windows in Safe Mode and uninstall NVidia drivers with most recent version of DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller)
2. Run Windows in Normal Mode, CMD as Administrator, Flash Bios
3. Install fresh drivers (without restarting Windows after flashing)
 
Now I tried after flashing vBios to reboot system, because maybe something was sitting in memory after flashing from old vBios. After Windows restarts I installed NVidia drivers and I see that now my GPU is stable. Can somebody confirm that my thinking is correct between steps 2 and 3 I should restart my OS?

Kapucha
Can somebody confirm that my thinking is correct between steps 2 and 3 I should restart my OS?

That is correct you should have rebooted.

Kapucha

bob16314Flash in DOS with at a basic low-level using command lines that doesn't involve any OS, just DOS..See how that rolls.

Thanks for this comment. How do You prepare USB stick with this tool? I'm not sure which option to choose? There is no MS-DOS just FreeDos

 
Do You have procedure how to prepare such USB stick for flashing vBIOS using either update.exe file provided by EVGA or using nvflash.exe app?
 

 
I use FreeDOS and a .rom file for my card..But not sure it would work on a newer card..Sounds like you got it flashed now anyway.