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Recent content by darkhmz

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    VBE7 - vBIOS Editor for Radeon HD 7000 series cards

    Sorry i don't plan to add support for older cards. The unlocking method needs more testing (unlocked one BIOS so far), but i'll add it later if it works. Seems to be voltage locked, trying to unlock. :) Test your card with Trixx/Afterburner and once you found the good settings, make...
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    VBE7 - vBIOS Editor for Radeon HD 7000 series cards

    It was locked in the BIOS, and i've managed to unlock it. :) Hi, found these clock profiles in your BIOS: #0: Core Clock: 800, Memory Clock: 1250, VDDC: performance state voltage #1: Core Clock: 300, Memory Clock: 150, VDDC: 850 #2: Core Clock: 400, Memory Clock: 800, VDDC: 950...
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    VBE7 - vBIOS Editor for Radeon HD 7000 series cards

    Could you attach that DC2T BIOS please? Random Murderer thanks for helping. :)
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    VBE7 - vBIOS Editor for Radeon HD 7000 series cards

    Yeah its because VBE7 scans for the UEFI image after the legacy image, and previous versions assumed that the legacy image size is always 64k, which is wrong. :) Fixed it in .7b, now VBE7 detects the image size.
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    VBE7 - vBIOS Editor for Radeon HD 7000 series cards

    Have to parse the vram info block. The part numbers are simply stored as text, the vendor names are based on the memory vendor IDs (for example 1 = Samsung, 2 = Infineon, 3 = Elpida etc...).
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    VBE7 - vBIOS Editor for Radeon HD 7000 series cards

    No such option at BIOS level. Anyway if your temp sensor does not work, the temperature based fan control won't work either.
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    VBE7 - vBIOS Editor for Radeon HD 7000 series cards

    The VRM type has nothing to do with the voltage table's location. The VRM ID is in the voltage info block along with the voltage tables. Can't do that with this editor. Choose one of the available voltages. Glad it works. :) btw, out of interest: are able to attach high res pictures of...
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    VBE7 - vBIOS Editor for Radeon HD 7000 series cards

    Thanks for your feedback, note added regarding crossfire/ULPS. Depends on the VRM. Im using two methods, one for known VRMs and one for the unknown VRMs. Enough to modify the 3d voltage. Recommended, otherwise you have to force flashing. I have no multimeter around so only tested...
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    GPU-Z BIOS saving bug?

    Thanks, i still found one with invalid checksum though. Downloaded all hd7xxx BIOSes and all seems ok except this one. Anyway, why does this weird thing happen? Any idea?
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    GPU-Z BIOS saving bug?

    There you go, few examples below: 0x7500 - 0x75ff (bios charset) Sapphire.HD6850.1024.101125.rom Sapphire.HD6850.1024.101125_3.rom 0x1e00 - 0x1eff (part of the rom init function) Sapphire.HD6850.1024.110620_1.rom Sapphire.HD6850.1024.110620_3.rom 0x1e00 - 0x1eff (part of the rom...
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    GPU-Z BIOS saving bug?

    I've found something really weird while trying to help someone in the vbe7 thread. He used vbe7 to modify his bioses, and made backup of his bioses with gpu-z before modifying them. One of the modded bioses didnt work, but strangely the stock bios didnt work either. When he opened the suspect...
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    VBE7 - vBIOS Editor for Radeon HD 7000 series cards

    Hi, Just downloaded both version again (0.0.7 and 0.0.7a) and both work fine. Do you get any error messages? Is it crashing? Answers to your questions: 1.: No, i can't modify that 2.: I don't know but i guess if it's the stock BIOS of your card then it should work. Did you contact the manufacturer?
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    VBE7 - vBIOS Editor for Radeon HD 7000 series cards

    Required voltage varies from gpu to gpu, test your oc and if its stable make a modified bios.
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    VBE7 - vBIOS Editor for Radeon HD 7000 series cards

    Yeah looks like its possible... Use the 01.rom as backup, the one saved with gpu-z is messed up...
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    VBE7 - vBIOS Editor for Radeon HD 7000 series cards

    Ok, thanks... What did you use for saving the other BIOS? Because they are not the same (even though they should be the same...). The another has invalid checksum, and guess what, a 256 bytes long block filled with zeros.
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