http://forums.guru3d.com/showpost.ph...13&postcount=1
this is the "longest" way to flash, you are telling it GPU ID #1 and then using all the overrides:-5 means : --overridetype = Allow firmware and adapter PCI device ID to mismatch.
-6 means : --overridesub = Allow firmware and adapter PCI device ID to mismatch.
-4 override switch for force flashing mismatched sub-vendor or hardware ID's (often required for flashing a BIOS from a different vendor)
From reading that thread it just sounds like that is the "advanced" way to enter the flash command while the other is the shorthand or "basic" way. I guess if something doesn't work with the shorthand way, you try the overrides. I had to use the --protectoff command on my card in order to flash while others do not need to, I guess it all depends on which card/manufacturer you have.OVERRIDE SWITCH -4
nvflash --index=1 -4 -5 -6 BIOS.ROM (enter) (BIOS.ROM is example name)
There is an override switch for force flashing mismatched sub-vendor or hardware ID's (often required for flashing a BIOS from a different vendor);
This command will flash your GPU with the new BIOS that you selected by typing the name of the BIOS.
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