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    Crazy, perhaps you should post what I put back on Pg 13 in your OP so people will have less trouble using the tool.

    Here it is again for anyone that is having trouble getting this to work:


    This is the link to user Veteran's guide:

    http://forums.guru3d.com/showpost.ph...6&postcount=29


    (Below this guide is another for using NVFlash inside of Windows, be sure to get the correct version)

    Flashing bios instructions for any Nvidia Keplar GPU.
    YOU DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK

    I wrote this guide as i couldnt find one anywhere.

    First of all, You then need to download these files.

    GPU-Z (This is used to grab the original Bios from the Gpu wether multi or single)
    http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/2181/mirrors.php


    KGB - Kepler BIOS Editor/Unlocker. (This is used to modify the Bios that you just grabbed from your Gpu using Gpu-z)

    KGB supports: GTX690, GTX680, GTX670, GTX660Ti, GTX660OEM and GTX660

    New version 0.6.1 (Adjustable Boost control)
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/d6dimgnx8cxvlca/kgb_0.6.1.zip

    Old version 0.5
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/vrunxuq03vj0m5y/kgb_0.5.zip

    NVFLASH (This is used to reflash or reinstall the new modified bios)
    http://www.softpedia.com/progDownloa...oad-16133.html

    Steps 1-10.

    1.Ok what you need is firstly to make a USB dongle bootable into DOS, To do this read this very easy to follow guide.
    http://www.bay-wolf.com/usbmemstick.htm

    2.Run GPU-Z and and click on the icon that allows you to grab your bios from the Gpu and save it to your PC.

    The pictures below show how.....




    Also make sure you have a copy of your bios!!

    3.Once you have grabbed your bios put it into C:\Users\My and rename it 1.rom

    For example the bios from the GTX 690 Gpu 1 is called GK104.rom, I renamed it to 1.rom and the bios from Gpu 2 I renamed 2.rom.

    The reason why you should put the bios in C:\Users\My is because the default path will be set here from KGB.exe so if you are not familiar with the CMD (Commandline) then this is the easiest way of doing it.



    5.Take the KGB.exe as well as the KGB.cfg file and also place both of these in C:\Users\My.
    You should now have KGB.exe, KGB.cfg and 1.rom files in C:\Users\My.

    If you have more than 1xGpu then you will have 1.rom and 2.rom respectively in C:\Users\My.


    6.The next thing to do is open up the CMD (Commandline) which im sure you all know how to do.
    Once you have the CMD open, Copy and paste in this command.

    kgb 1.rom unlock (press enter).

    It will now save the new values (i.e. from kgb.cfg) in your bios then print out the new values in the bios.

    7.Now all we need to do is put the new modified 1.rom back onto the gpu, To do this we need to use the USB DOS bootable Dongle that we created in step 1.

    Take the nvflash files once you have extracted them and place them onto the USB DOS bootable Dongle, There should be 2 files.

    Then place the 1.rom bios also on the USB DOS bootable Dongle.


    8.Now the Dongle is ready to be booted from so reboot the PC and go into the bios.
    Once you are in the bios make it so the PC boots from the dongle, Once this happens you will then have a flashing cursor telling you that you are in DOS mode.


    9.Type in nvflash --list (press enter)
    This will then tell you what gpu(s) that you have installed on your motherboard.

    10.Type in nvflash -i1 1.rom (press enter)

    It will then say flashing Gpu and press Y to confirm, so press Y and the flashing will commence which takes a few seconds.

    If you have a second gpu with 2.rom.

    Type in nvflash -i2 2.rom (press enter)

    It will then say flashing Gpu and press Y to confirm, so press Y and the flashing will commence which takes a few seconds.

    Once this is done reboot the PC go into the bios and reset your boot so it boots from your hardrive with the Windows OS on.

    Once you get into windows you can see from MSI afterburner or EVGA precision that the power target can be raised from 130 to 150.

    When gaming the boost clock should be higher depending on your GPU.

    I achieved around an increase of 30 on the core clock on boost alone on both GPU's which is very good.

    It will differ for each person and each GPU(s), You can also try other peoples bios as long as iyts the same GPU as your own.

    You can also modify the KGB.exe and tweak power settings for even more results but I wouldnt advise this unless you know what you are doing, I would just leave it at stock and use that for the time being.



    The original Creator of KGB.exe can be found here.
    http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...Unlocker/page4


    Additional Information,3rd Feb 2013

    v0.6.1 has adjustable Boost clock which are coded into the KGB.

    The Boost clock adjust can be found in the .cfg file.

    Here is the table with which you should set your boost clock too which are increments of 13mhz.

    This is a list of valid frequencies that have been coded in KGB.

    771.0
    784.0
    797.0
    810.5
    823.5
    836.5
    849.5
    862.5
    875.5
    888.5
    901.5
    915.0
    928.0
    941.0
    954.0
    967.0
    980.0
    993.0
    1006.0
    1019.5
    1032.5
    1045.5
    1058.5
    1071.5
    1084.5
    1097.5
    1110.5
    1124.0
    1137.0
    1150.0
    1163.0
    1176.0
    1189.0
    1202.0
    1215.0
    1228.5
    1241.5
    1254.5
    1267.5
    1280.5
    1293.5
    1306.5
    1319.5
    1333.0
    1346.0
    1359.0
    1372.0
    1385.0
    1398.0
    1411.0
    1424.0

    Set your Boost clock ,flash and then test for stability.

    Everything you do is at your own risk

    I hope this guide has helped.

    Good luck.



    from Guru3D user Bentez on using NVFlash from inside of Windows:

    Just wanted to add if you prefer to not reflash the modded bios using a USB stick you can do it whilst booted in windows.

    Once you have modded the bios using KGB download the following version of nvflash
    http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads...20Windows.html

    Create a folder on your C drive called nvflash. Extract all the contents from the nvflash zip folder to the one you created. Copy your modified bios you created earlier into this folder,

    Now type CMD in your start menu, right click and run as administrator

    type

    cd C:\nvflash

    Then type

    nvflash -4 -5 -6 gk104.rom (or whatever your rom is called)

    press (Y) for run, (S) for skip and (A) for abort

    If it tells you the bios is protected then type the below in cmd from the nvflash location

    nvflash -4 -5 -6 gk104.rom --protectoff

    now type

    nvflash -4 -5 -6 gk104.rom
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