If you want to save your bios easier just use Gpu-z and there will be a green save button you can click to save your original bios :)
 
-Link: http://us2-dl.techpowerup.com/SysInfo/GPU-Z/GPU-Z.0.8.4.exe
 

 
Also I think you saved it somewhere already but I am not sure where you saved it in your pc. Then again there is GPU-Z to save the day man, let me know how it goes!

So you gonna OC the 980TI More than 1.5ghz ?

Well I will try to shoot for the highest I can go, but each chip over clocks differently, so I might go past 1.5GHZ or I might only go 100 MHz over stock lol
 
We shall see how far I can push this card and I will report back to you guys with a video next week on a small tutorial and numbers of how far I got

cdc-951
Well I will try to shoot for the highest I can go, but each chip over clocks differently, so I might go past 1.5GHZ or I might only go 100 MHz over stock lol
 
We shall see how far I can push this card and I will report back to you guys with a video next week on a small tutorial and numbers of how far I got

All 980TI or Titan X Comes easly upp to 1.4ghz + :)     My 2x Titan X Holds there speed at 1.480-1.5ghz and around 300-400 on mem at stock bios 

+ if you gott air version Turn upp the fans,  Use Latest msi after burner or evga pecision  max Voltage then just start :) 

Modded bios? If so do you think you can stay subscribed to this forum to help others in case they are in need for assistance?

No stock bios :)   I putted others bios on them to But long time ago now :)   Dont really need to oc more 

phaseshift 
How long does the process take for 
 
"#3 Type nvflash --save Default_980Ti.rom"
 
Mine just says "NVIDIA Firmware Update Utility (Version 5.218) Modified Version by Joe Dirt

Happens instantly. Check mbt.nvflash folder to see if Default_980Ti.rom is stored inside it.

Sajin

phaseshift 
How long does the process take for 
 
"#3 Type nvflash --save Default_980Ti.rom"
 
Mine just says "NVIDIA Firmware Update Utility (Version 5.218) Modified Version by Joe Dirt

Happens instantly. Check mbt.nvflash folder to see if Default_980Ti.rom is stored inside it.

You need to run command prompt as administrator. Did you?

Like I said I am sure he did save it :) he just does not know where it is. Hopefully he has found it now and if he has not found it I am sure he can just use GPU-z