ToyTen

use nvflash from dos with this command:

nvflash -4 -5 -6 biosname.rom -> enter -> y -> y and u are ready 2 go.

The card was protected in writing so that doesn't work. He could do it by typing nvflash -r or something like that to bypass that protection and now its ok.

Thank you ssavvo

Hi,

A friend of mine has 2 Asus gtx 670 dcuII in sli and

one is OC version and

the other is a regular dcuII.

The regular one is just excellent and he/we tried to flash the OC one with the bios of the regular one. But it wont work so,

is the asus gtx670 dcuII OC card's bios protected against flashing ?

Thank you for any help

Thanks for this topic !

My 2 cards are correctly flashed.

This is as easy as can be

Hi here, i am new to this forum i found searching how to disable the gpu boost.

I am very pleased to find these informations, as i own two titans for months now and am really happy to be able to unleash them. This gpu boost is more than annoying me and the 85% fan limited speed too.

Getting everything ready and ride on.

Thanx svl7 !