Question vBIOS Flashing GONE WRONG

[CaptainCanoy]

I just Flashed a vBIOS on my Inno 3D GTX 560 (non Ti) using this vBIOS, https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/123917/msi-gtx560-1024-120529

and after a Restart, it changed to a GTX 560Ti ??!!!!
I tried to flash the Original vBIOS back but it said a GPU Mismatch everytime I try it again.

The original BIOS was a Zotac BIOS (70.24.2E.00.02) I don't know why it's not an Inno 3D BIOS (70.24.18.00.01) but that's the one that work normally.

Need help ASAP

 

[CaptainCanoy]

My Original BIOS was working last time but when I flashed using that MSI BIOS, it changed into a 560Ti Model.
IDK how it is possible but that result made it worse. I cannot flash it back to it's original BIOS. I saved my Original but it keeps, saying GPU Mismatch.

 

[k@rt]

Dunno if it will help but there's another thread here which contains videos explaining how to correctly re-flash the bios on spoofed cards = https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/help-i-flashed-the-wrong-gpu-bios-onto-my-rx-470.3672520/

And there's another video here which has another method for flashing bricked GPUs which is slightly easier and requires less specialized tools =

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTqNP-N38BY


Is it possible you simply got the wrong bios file and dl the 560Ti bios not the 560? Easy mistake to make

 

[Karadjgne]

It might be a bug in that MSI vbios. Have you flashed to a different 560ti? Maybe one from Zotac, then try to flash back to the Zotac 560.

 

[CaptainCanoy]

It might be a bug in that MSI vbios. Have you flashed to a different 560ti? Maybe one from Zotac, then try to flash back to the Zotac 560.

FIXED UPDATE: It's all back to normal after I edited the Original BIOS using NiBiTor and editing the Device ID from 1201 to 1200 and then the NVFlash accepted it. But thanks for the help everyone!