what tools do I need and how do I do it without fuxxking it up.
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what tools do I need and how do I do it without fuxxking it up.
Currently, you can use GPU-Z to dump your current card BIOS. After that, you'll have to drop back to a DOS environment, as WinFlash is not working with the 5850 or 5870 from my experience.
The new version of ATIFlash supports 5850 and 5870 flashing, and we've flashed several 5870 and a few 5850 cards so far. That's why I was asking for your MSI BIOS on the TPU boards. ;)
Currently not working, however, is the ability to change settings using RBE and then properly flash the card. After flashing the modded RBE BIOS and rebooting, the drivers will simply BSOD or refuse to load. I can only assume this is caused by string errors in the RBE process.
Yeah, please post the MSI bios. :)
What are the commands for flashing . It has been a long time :) and I would rather not kill my card. The bios is coming your way this after noon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Theta
bios sent
sent where?Quote:
Originally Posted by trt740
can u send it to me?
to his email and i would post it here but it tells me it's an invalid file.Quote:
Originally Posted by gareth170
u could zip the file...Quote:
Originally Posted by trt740
or upload the zip file to a host site
Whats so great about MSI Bios?
because with a msi bios , the voltage control in msi afterburner should workQuote:
Originally Posted by Glow9
Here's the MSI BIOS - hope he doesn't mind me posting it.
There's nothing "special" about it, just looking to pick it apart for now, while waiting for the ASUS / MSI unlocked one.
does the the voltage control in msi afterburner work with thisQuote:
Originally Posted by Theta
Yes, just tested it. MSI Afterburner voltage changes are working all the way up.
Well, not on my card, it's still the same. I can move the slider every way I want, but it just stays at 1.087 Volts under load.
it looks like it's the bios as the others brands.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dennet
Seems that voltage adjustment is possible up until using AMD GPU Tool to change the clock. Then, the voltage reverts back to 1.087v.
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Originally Posted by Theta
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Originally Posted by Theta
Thx for the flashing instructions and I am glad you posted the bios. :up: Also I just checked and my voltage setting is not sticking either. I just got lucky and my chip will do 850/ 1250 on stock voltage. Has anyone posted a new Asus 5850 bios?
I doubt your card would have a tweaked bios on it.
The guy from MSI that posted the 5870 one said 3 days ago that he hadn't done one then. The first we'll see of it will be when he posts it I reckon.
I cannot believe no one has a asus 5850 bios.Quote:
Originally Posted by wolvers69
The problem is that nobody has their hands on the ASUS 5850 yet, or at least anyone here. ;)
I looked at asus web site and they haven't released a 5850 yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Theta
msi will release a unlocked 5850 bios soon tho.
we will see , thats what they say.Quote:
Originally Posted by flopper
If you go over at the guru3d forums, in the Afterburner thread it seems Unwinder has found the fix for voltage control.
On my Gigabyte 5850, Afterburner for voltage + Gpu Clock for clocks is working and the Afterburner readings show the changes.
I did not bench but another user has.
Original bios no flashing etc involved.
http://forums.guru3d.com/showpost.ph...0&postcount=13Quote:
Originally Posted by Nano2k