Overclocking R9 380 4GB

[Marzen]

Hi,

gpu vbios (msi r9 380 4gb) default clock is set to 980 on core and memory to 1425 and I would like to modify it by making 1075 on core and 1550 on memory
Can someone modify it for me or explain step by step what to do?

I've uploaded to zippyshare my vbios below because i couldnt attach it.
https://www82.zippyshare.com/v/ov5ph3zZ/file.html

 

[Final_Fighter]

rather than modifying the bios i think you should just use msi afterburner and have it set the overclock on startup. this is a more effective way because its so simple. im sure i already know why you want the bios modded but its really not worth going that route when you have just as much control threw software as you do in changing the values in the bios.

edit: not to mention the potential hassle of bricking the card. msi after burner really does have every control you need to overclock that card such as the power slider and adding more voltage so there is no reason to modify the bios.

 

[Marzen]

rather than modifying the bios i think you should just use msi afterburner and have it set the overclock on startup. this is a more effective way because its so simple. im sure i already know why you want the bios modded but its really not worth going that route when you have just as much control threw software as you do in changing the values in the bios.

edit: not to mention the potential hassle of bricking the card. msi after burner really does have every control you need to overclock that card such as the power slider and adding more voltage so there is no reason to modify the bios.

I wanted to install hackintosh without losing the opportunity to overclock my gpu that's why i wanna try it

 

[Final_Fighter]

that makes a lot of sense being that it will be used for that style of environment. ive actually been in the world of hackintosh about 5 years ago and one of the hardest things to get working properly was the gpu. i dont know how much it has changed but i recommend setting everything up first and getting it good to go then see if there are any software options available. if not then the bios modding is obviously the next step.

keep us updated. also let us know where you are in the process.

 

[eidairaman1]

Gotta know hexadecimal code, ill get a link

Here try this.

http://nerdralph.blogspot.com/2016/09/advanced-tonga-bios-editing.html?m=1

 

[Marzen]

Gotta know hexadecimal code, ill get a link

Here try this.

http://nerdralph.blogspot.com/2016/09/advanced-tonga-bios-editing.html?m=1

I've copied from 0000AE30 to 0000AE50

09 00 4B 1E D0 52 DE 00 50 C6 DE 00 88 76 B3 00 F4 3B 05 00 79 07 99 00 C2 C2 DE 00 88 76 B3 00 F4 3B 05 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

that makes a lot of sense being that it will be used for that style of environment. ive actually been in the world of hackintosh about 5 years ago and one of the hardest things to get working properly was the gpu. i dont know how much it has changed but i recommend setting everything up first and getting it good to go then see if there are any software options available. if not then the bios modding is obviously the next step.

keep us updated. also let us know where you are in the process.

Now getting gpu work is easy cuz of lilu and whatevergreen kexts when i installed it for first everything was good only my keyboard was missing letters while i was writing fast. i installed cuda-z and i wanted to overclock gpu but there was no app to do it on macos, so i came back to windows to find solution and i found one but i don't really know what do you cuz i when change DPM7 to 1075 and DPM3 to 1550 and program it using atiflash gpu is missing every info in gpu-z.