NVflash Version 557 command

[kenjin]

hi this is first time im using Nvflash. i tried using Nvflash -f filename didnt work nor nvflash -r file name.

can anyone tell me whats the command for flashing my XFX8800 to MSI bio?

also when I tried to using command Nvflash --force filename.bin
it give me a message say fireware must have .rom extension.....

but i can only find .bin extension fireware on techpowerup. any suggestions?

 

[Cold Storm]

You have to save your Bios to .rom... so say you made it a voltmod... then you would name it voltmod.rom.. just click on the save link and you'll have the ability to change from bin to rom

like this

 

[kenjin]

ok which program u using to save as rom?

i tried to use hex bio editor but i dont get any option to save as .rom

 

[Cold Storm]

Go through this post and you'll know what you need to do.

 

[Solaris17]

or

nvflash -4 -5 -6 crazy.rom

 

[Titus]

I use this command :
A:\nvflash -A -j -4 -5 -6 biosname.rom

-A command is to do an automatic process.
-j command is to erase better your old bios.

 

[Edito]

sorry about my question but i just want to know if can improve my nvidia card performance with nvidia flash or else i just don´t know whats the use of nvflash if someone can list for me ill appreciate.

Thanks and Stay cool...

 

[Titus]

Hi

Nvflash is a great utility to flash your card with another bios as an overclocked version of your card ( alot of brands have an OC version of standard card ) or as an individual OC bios.
You push your card at its max clocks with Riva tuner for example, you test your OC with ATi Tool ( a 1 hour stress test running stable is a minimum to valid a real stable OC ) and you create a new bios for your card using a prog as NiBitor. Then, flash it with NVflash.
So, you'll never have to run another prog at starting OS for OC your card

If you want, send me a PM with your ref card ( with bios version ) and your max stable clocks. I'll make you a new bios

 

[Titus]

To Edito : there's your XFX 7950 GT new bios.
You can rename this file or just use the command line " A:\}nvflash -A -j -4 -5 -6 ocbios.rom " ... and enjoy

 

[Edito]

Im going to apply it now then i will tell you