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Hi all!
Insted playing around with third party tools like trixx I decided to raise at bios level a little more the vcore of my both 6870 cards - this, in order to let them being stable at 1000 mhz.
I discovered in these two past days that both cards do work like a charm at 1000 mhz with a vcore of 1.188
So I used RBE in order to make such a task.
I remembered something like a kind of protection Ati were using since a couple of years to this time in order to let the bios editing process being not so straightforward...some kind of keys/hashes...btw...I made myself confidend that RBE would not break this stuff.
Once I did edit my bios, saved it and flashed it to both my cards I got then BSOD.
Driver was stating something was wrong...I immediatly argued that it (the drvier) did recognize a bad bios.
I cleaned the driver installation with driver sweeper and tried to make a fresh driver installation but this did not help.
Maybe am I doing something wrong? Could it be that the latest drivers perform a more depth check in order to verify the genuinity of the bios?
Many thanks
Insted playing around with third party tools like trixx I decided to raise at bios level a little more the vcore of my both 6870 cards - this, in order to let them being stable at 1000 mhz.
I discovered in these two past days that both cards do work like a charm at 1000 mhz with a vcore of 1.188
So I used RBE in order to make such a task.
I remembered something like a kind of protection Ati were using since a couple of years to this time in order to let the bios editing process being not so straightforward...some kind of keys/hashes...btw...I made myself confidend that RBE would not break this stuff.
Once I did edit my bios, saved it and flashed it to both my cards I got then BSOD.
Driver was stating something was wrong...I immediatly argued that it (the drvier) did recognize a bad bios.
I cleaned the driver installation with driver sweeper and tried to make a fresh driver installation but this did not help.
Maybe am I doing something wrong? Could it be that the latest drivers perform a more depth check in order to verify the genuinity of the bios?
Many thanks
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