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Benefits:- Higher fan speeds.
- 150% power target.
You can download it here.
Note: Nvflash is included with the vbios.
How to flash the extreme watercooling oc vbios to your kingpin...
#1 Drag and drop the nvflash folder onto your desktop.
#2 Shutdown your pc.
#3 Unplug pc from wall socket.
#4 Hold case power on button for 30 seconds.
#5 Locate the vbios selector switch on the video card & move it to one of the other vbioses other than normal. I'd recommend putting the vbios on the oc switch to retain thermal protection, but you can put it on the ln2 switch if you want to disable thermal protection.
#6 Plug pc back into wall & boot the system.
#7 You're ready for flashing...
Flashing procedure:
#1 Run command prompt via administrator.
- Windows 7: Press the start button and type "cmd", right click "cmd" and select run as administrator.
- Windows 8/10: Press the Windows Key & X keys together, select command prompt (admin) from the menu that pops up.
#2 Type the following commands into the command prompt... "cd c:\users\<your users name here>\desktop\nvflash" without quotes and hit enter.
- Type "nvflash64 --protectoff" without quotes and hit enter. (Turns off write protection on the card. Some cards will need to have this disabled before you can flash the card so always perform this command before flashing.)
- Type "nvflash64 6798X390.rom" without quotes and hit enter.
#3 You'll be asked if you want to override/update the display adapter firmware. Press "Y" on your keyboard to say yes. Nvflash should now start to flash the ftw3 hyrbid vBIOS to the card and complete by saying the flash was successful.
#4 Restart PC. The nvidia drivers should automatically detect and install the card, if not, you may need to uninstall the drivers and re-install them.
Not to nitpick, but dropping the nvflash folder directly into the C:\ folder removed 90% of your typing in step #2 after rebooting.
Drop folder in C:\, then open command prompt, type cd C:\nvflash and remove the risk of mistyping something in a long prompt. Just one step to make everything significantly less work.