Topic: GPU memory timings editor (Read 715 times)
Hi, drop the link to the program in the PM me please. Thanks!
Hi, where can i download this editor? 
Hi,
I have an 7970 Ghz that I flashed to 280x.
It seems the 280x Bioses have better stock timings.
I'd like to check with your tool, if possible.
I have an 7970 Ghz that I flashed to 280x.
It seems the 280x Bioses have better stock timings.
I'd like to check with your tool, if possible.
Don't ruin my subtle way to bring this thread to the 1st page!
Interesting...where can I download it?
so I thought I could make it more public. Please contact me via PM if you want to obtain it.
Interesting...where can I download it?
Linux version?
Still no race is there in which you faced defeat.
Um nice work. I appreciate the effort you've put into this however id just like to clarify the ff:
1. How safe and useful would this be on my GPU? Why not just copy the timings which already are on my GPU?
2. Is there much advantage to using your program over simply using the trusted Polaris Bios Editor?
1. How safe and useful would this be on my GPU? Why not just copy the timings which already are on my GPU?
2. Is there much advantage to using your program over simply using the trusted Polaris Bios Editor?
It allows to prepare custom set of timings and store it in a proper format. You have to insert it into BIOS using PBE or hex editor, and then flash the BIOS so that changes become active.
Um nice work. I appreciate the effort you've put into this however id just like to clarify the ff:
1. How safe and useful would this be on my GPU? Why not just copy the timings which already are on my GPU?
2. Is there much advantage to using your program over simply using the trusted Polaris Bios Editor?
1. How safe and useful would this be on my GPU? Why not just copy the timings which already are on my GPU?
2. Is there much advantage to using your program over simply using the trusted Polaris Bios Editor?
This is an editor of timings not editor of bios.
Um nice work. I appreciate the effort you've put into this however id just like to clarify the ff:
1. How safe and useful would this be on my GPU? Why not just copy the timings which already are on my GPU?
2. Is there much advantage to using your program over simply using the trusted Polaris Bios Editor?
1. How safe and useful would this be on my GPU? Why not just copy the timings which already are on my GPU?
2. Is there much advantage to using your program over simply using the trusted Polaris Bios Editor?
Great work. Although you are not making it public at all.
Hi all,
while following GDDR5 custom straps' thread I made a program for myself to help creating them. It currently supports Polaris and I'm testing Tahiti, so I thought I could make it more public. Please contact me via PM if you want to obtain it.
Screenshot:
Usage:
1. Paste source strap in "Input -> Encoded strap" field
2. Click Load
3. Make modifications in "Decoded values" section
4. Click "Generate new strap".
5. Once finished, copy the new strap from "Output -> New strap" field and paste it into BIOS.
Changelog:
v0.1:
- first release
- support for Polaris
while following GDDR5 custom straps' thread I made a program for myself to help creating them. It currently supports Polaris and I'm testing Tahiti, so I thought I could make it more public. Please contact me via PM if you want to obtain it.
Screenshot:
Usage:
1. Paste source strap in "Input -> Encoded strap" field
2. Click Load
3. Make modifications in "Decoded values" section
4. Click "Generate new strap".
5. Once finished, copy the new strap from "Output -> New strap" field and paste it into BIOS.
Changelog:
v0.1:
- first release
- support for Polaris
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