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Topic: atiflash and flashing all cards with 1 command (Read 9983 times)

jr. member
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create bat file like this- run from atiflash folder with all files in folder.

AtiFlash.exe -p 3 Anoraks-powersave-1500.rom &
AtiFlash.exe -p 4 Anoraks-powersave-1500.rom &
AtiFlash.exe -p 5 Anoraks-powersave-1500.rom

flashes bios after bios.
full member
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Where did you get the rom file from?
sr. member
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It's this command..

Code:
atiflash -pa bios.rom

Before you flash all your GPUs at once just check that the rom is good on a single GPU first.

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batch files looks to be an option, on it... Smiley thank you guys.
hero member
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Hello there,

Here is my personal experience.  Take it as a grain of salt if you wish, but it might save you days or months of learning.  Smiley

Its possible to flash all adapters, but it usually does not work.  Best way is to build a script in vbscript, batch file, or powershell.  Flash each adapter individually.;
Run it as administrator.
I personally just run a batch file as administrator for each adapter.
This procedure can unlock the rom and flash it.

One I flash each rom, I then uninstall any 3rd party GPU utility such as  MSI afterburner (make sure to select delete all settings), then uninstall amd drivers.

Then run the amd driver wipe utility as some AMD driver version + 3rd party tools like MSI AB will mess with voltage, fan rpm, mhz, etc.

As a contingency, you may to have remote desktop or some sort of remote connectivity program installed.  This would be in case you flash bad roms on all of your adapters.  Smiley

Then do a clean install of an amd driver package.  Ideally you want something that allows use of unsigned drivers (modified bios roms).  Personally I use 16.9.2 (i think that's correct version).


Best of luck and have fun!


EDIT: Eliovp's method is great  Or you can just have a copy of the script for each card, or a script that flashes each card one by one.
I prefer one by one as I have flashed bad bios before when testing.

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go 1 by 1 better safe than sorry
legendary
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Huh?
write a batch file that opens 5-6 separate command windows.
I do this all the time.
I'm not going to flash them 1 by one...

So basically 6 command windows (opened as admin) and each of them flashing 1 card.. simple and never had an issue doing that.

Greetings


Edit:

go 1 by 1 better safe than sorry

What i do is technically one by one Wink
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As far as i know its not possible
It is much safer to do it manually if a flash fails you can reflash it

What a option is you can make like 5 different bat files to flash the gpu

And make a bat to make it automaticly so it will start bat1 bat2 bat3 bat4 and bat5

Still i dont advise it it will take much libger but atleast you know that it wont fail
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It's this command..

Code:
atiflash -pa bios.rom

Before you flash all your GPUs at once just check that the rom is good on a single GPU first.
sr. member
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OK I know the command:

atiflash -p

now question arise, is it possible to flash all 6 gpus at once? Giving number of gpu seperated by comma won't work for instance. Am I missing something? How is it done?
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