SRBPolaris V3.5 - BIOS editor for AMD RX4XX and RX5XX cards - page 33.

doktor83

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Quote from: Eyedol-X on April 23, 2017, 10:27:21 AM

Thanks for this new version.

While I'm not against closed source, I do have some questions.

The false positives in your version all indicate around a virus and backdoor application.

Could you help us understand why you think these false positives are occurring?

To be clear: I'm not accusing you of putting something malicious in this build, I'm just curious if you have some idea why VT would falsely flag it.

Thanks again

I know exactly why.
Since im working in .net, i used Confuser to pack & protect the code, so it wouldn't be too easy to decompile it.
Not that i have a trojan or virus in there, but since i work on it a lot, i think it belongs to me

Try it yourself, just make a simple .net hello world or anything, and pack it with Confuser, or any other packer.
Antiviruses will go crazy.

doktor83

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Quote from: Subw on April 23, 2017, 10:02:38 AM

Thanks for the tool.
Would Linux pick up GPU voltage set via Bios edit?

Of course, that's the point of editing the voltage in the .rom so, you don't have to use tools to achieve the same.

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It was only the wind.

Quote from: doktor83 on April 23, 2017, 05:49:29 AM

Quote from: UnclWish on April 23, 2017, 05:39:08 AM

Quote from: doktor83 on April 23, 2017, 05:17:58 AM

There is stuff in PBE that's interesting only to advanced users.
I tried to make this one 'beginner friendly', with less but important options.

I modify my own bioses with it, so i don't need any afterburners, trixxes and stuff like that at all.

- Copy lower strap to higher ones by one click
- Set GPU and MEM default freq.
- Set VDDC
- Set TDP, TDC and max.temp.

This can all be done in 1 minute,and you got yourself an all in one bios, and no need for wattman and friends anymore.
Thanks for your support and not being assailant as the other guys

It would be great if you make some possibility that PBE can't do. F.e. memory voltage for each Pstate.

Memory voltage can't be changed, its fixed at 1.5V. Hardmod is required to change it.

That exists in PBE is VDDC change but it isn't working.
Global vddc setting works 100% every time (and you don't have that in PBE either), but the only cards i saw have this possibility by default are some sapphire nitros.
This can be added to any bios if that card is using a IR3567B chip. It's not hard, but the tables lenght recalculation is a bit tricky.

Regarding settings by state, i made my own way of doing that in SRBPolaris.
You enter the value you want for the last state, then the prog. calculates everything for you.
Unfortunately this does not work on every card, usually the vddc is higher than the one you set.

I'm still researching this.

Not true for some ASUS cards!

doktor83

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Quote from: Wolf0 on April 23, 2017, 09:43:56 AM

Quote from: doktor83 on April 23, 2017, 05:49:29 AM

Quote from: UnclWish on April 23, 2017, 05:39:08 AM

Quote from: doktor83 on April 23, 2017, 05:17:58 AM

There is stuff in PBE that's interesting only to advanced users.
I tried to make this one 'beginner friendly', with less but important options.

I modify my own bioses with it, so i don't need any afterburners, trixxes and stuff like that at all.

- Copy lower strap to higher ones by one click
- Set GPU and MEM default freq.
- Set VDDC
- Set TDP, TDC and max.temp.

This can all be done in 1 minute,and you got yourself an all in one bios, and no need for wattman and friends anymore.
Thanks for your support and not being assailant as the other guys

It would be great if you make some possibility that PBE can't do. F.e. memory voltage for each Pstate.

Memory voltage can't be changed, its fixed at 1.5V. Hardmod is required to change it.

That exists in PBE is VDDC change but it isn't working.
Global vddc setting works 100% every time (and you don't have that in PBE either), but the only cards i saw have this possibility by default are some sapphire nitros.
This can be added to any bios if that card is using a IR3567B chip. It's not hard, but the tables lenght recalculation is a bit tricky.

Regarding settings by state, i made my own way of doing that in SRBPolaris.
You enter the value you want for the last state, then the prog. calculates everything for you.
Unfortunately this does not work on every card, usually the vddc is higher than the one you set.

I'm still researching this.

Not true for some ASUS cards!

No polaris10 based asuses here, so i couldn't try, but i believe you

666mrga999

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Quote from: doktor83 on April 23, 2017, 06:11:05 AM

Sorry mrgo, nemam hawaii kartice Sad

There is hawaiibiosreader for that : https://github.com/OneB1t/HawaiiBiosReader

Hvala

Eyedol-X

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Thanks for this new version.

While I'm not against closed source, I do have some questions.

The false positives in your version all indicate around a virus and backdoor application.

Could you help us understand why you think these false positives are occurring?

To be clear: I'm not accusing you of putting something malicious in this build, I'm just curious if you have some idea why VT would falsely flag it.

Thanks again

Subw

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Thanks for the tool.
Would Linux pick up GPU voltage set via Bios edit?

doktor83

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Sorry mrgo, nemam hawaii kartice Sad

There is hawaiibiosreader for that : https://github.com/OneB1t/HawaiiBiosReader

666mrga999

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Quote from: doktor83 on April 23, 2017, 01:04:19 AM

SRBPolaris Bios Editor

Mega download : https://mega.nz/#!iUYiVRKD!UL4FU3CLNv2QYwKS6aWDMQLHPWL-hmtCnbNBqbHm8Nc

This is a bios editor like PBE, just easier to use for beginners IMHO.

Supports:
RX470
RX480
RX570
RX580

Some things you can do with it :

- Copy memory straps fast and easy
- Set default GPU and MEM clocks
- Set GPU voltage
- Fan settings
- Etc

I made it for myself, but then added english lang. too, so others could use it.

If you like this tool, and find it useful, don't hesitate, donate!

BTC : 15nK4XRb6PZzXMoxyuEMnDm1oyx92pUqZY
ETH : 0x1ac47bac4f9bc9a91c47841dbe36ae5e0b21135e

VirusTotal as usual reports zillions of trojans, so if you think it really contains a virus, just don't use it.

Can you please make bios editor for hawaii cards (R9 390 etc.)? Would be greatly appreciated,
tnx

Qazo

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bravo, trenutno mi ne treba ali spremam za budućnost Wink

good tool

doktor83

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Quote from: UnclWish on April 23, 2017, 05:39:08 AM

Quote from: doktor83 on April 23, 2017, 05:17:58 AM

There is stuff in PBE that's interesting only to advanced users.
I tried to make this one 'beginner friendly', with less but important options.

I modify my own bioses with it, so i don't need any afterburners, trixxes and stuff like that at all.

- Copy lower strap to higher ones by one click
- Set GPU and MEM default freq.
- Set VDDC
- Set TDP, TDC and max.temp.

This can all be done in 1 minute,and you got yourself an all in one bios, and no need for wattman and friends anymore.
Thanks for your support and not being assailant as the other guys

It would be great if you make some possibility that PBE can't do. F.e. memory voltage for each Pstate.

Memory voltage can't be changed, its fixed at 1.5V. Hardmod is required to change it.

That exists in PBE is VDDC change but it isn't working.
Global vddc setting works 100% every time (and you don't have that in PBE either), but the only cards i saw have this possibility by default are some sapphire nitros.
This can be added to any bios if that card is using a IR3567B chip. It's not hard, but the tables lenght recalculation is a bit tricky.

Regarding settings by state, i made my own way of doing that in SRBPolaris.
You enter the value you want for the last state, then the prog. calculates everything for you.
Unfortunately this does not work on every card, usually the vddc is higher than the one you set.

I'm still researching this.

UnclWish

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Quote from: doktor83 on April 23, 2017, 05:17:58 AM

There is stuff in PBE that's interesting only to advanced users.
I tried to make this one 'beginner friendly', with less but important options.

I modify my own bioses with it, so i don't need any afterburners, trixxes and stuff like that at all.

- Copy lower strap to higher ones by one click
- Set GPU and MEM default freq.
- Set VDDC
- Set TDP, TDC and max.temp.

This can all be done in 1 minute,and you got yourself an all in one bios, and no need for wattman and friends anymore.
Thanks for your support and not being assailant as the other guys

It would be great if you make some possibility that PBE can't do. F.e. memory voltage for each Pstate.

doktor83

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Activity: 2548

Merit: 626

There is stuff in PBE that's interesting only to advanced users.
I tried to make this one 'beginner friendly', with less but important options.

I modify my own bioses with it, so i don't need any afterburners, trixxes and stuff like that at all.

- Copy lower strap to higher ones by one click
- Set GPU and MEM default freq.
- Set VDDC
- Set TDP, TDC and max.temp.

This can all be done in 1 minute,and you got yourself an all in one bios, and no need for wattman and friends anymore.
Thanks for your support and not being assailant as the other guys

Oakey22

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Quote from: doktor83 on April 23, 2017, 03:54:08 AM

Quote from: Oakey22 on April 23, 2017, 03:50:27 AM

Thanks for this Doktor83, just had a look at it and I like the addition of the copy straps part. However it is very much similar to PBE.

Except it has default gpu and mem clock setting, global vddc setting where available, vddc setting by P7 only, fan target temp. setting.
And i was planning on adding a memory strap editor in the near future.

Ahh yeh I see those parts now, I thought most of it was already on PBE though so my bad. A strap editor would be great, i was thinking of making one myself after working out the location for all the timings in the strap. Would make it a little easier to alter the straps

doktor83

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Quote from: Oakey22 on April 23, 2017, 03:50:27 AM

Thanks for this Doktor83, just had a look at it and I like the addition of the copy straps part. However it is very much similar to PBE.

Except it has default gpu and mem clock setting, global vddc setting where available, vddc setting by P7 only, fan target temp. setting.
And i was planning on adding a memory strap editor in the near future.

Oakey22

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Thanks for this Doktor83, just had a look at it and I like the addition of the copy straps part. However it is very much similar to PBE.

doktor83

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Quote from: Apneal on April 23, 2017, 03:07:55 AM

Quote from: doktor83 on April 23, 2017, 03:01:59 AM

Quote from: bobben2 on April 23, 2017, 02:53:48 AM

McAfee Antivirus claims that SRBPolaris Bios Editor contains a Trojan. Beware!!

Code is packed, that's why.

If the next 3 comments will be why not open source & contains virus , i will delete the thread , cause obviously people don't want free tools.
Don't download claymore miner either, cause it's not open sourced & antivirus delete's it

Its about intent. What is the INTENT of you keeping a BIOS EDITING TOOL which has NO proprietary content closed source? Claymore has DAMN good reason to keep his closed source and its obvious, the ONLY reason I could think of to keep such a tool closed source is if it contains malicious code, which apparently it does. Please do remove this thread.

If my account was a newbie account like yours i wouldn't trust me either

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Quote from: doktor83 on April 23, 2017, 03:01:59 AM

Quote from: bobben2 on April 23, 2017, 02:53:48 AM

McAfee Antivirus claims that SRBPolaris Bios Editor contains a Trojan. Beware!!

Code is packed, that's why.

If the next 3 comments will be why not open source & contains virus , i will delete the thread , cause obviously people don't want free tools.
Don't download claymore miner either, cause it's not open sourced & antivirus delete's it

Its about intent. What is the INTENT of you keeping a BIOS EDITING TOOL which has NO proprietary content closed source? Claymore has DAMN good reason to keep his closed source and its obvious, the ONLY reason I could think of to keep such a tool closed source is if it contains malicious code, which apparently it does. Please do remove this thread.

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Quote from: doktor83 on April 23, 2017, 02:58:19 AM

Why does this always go the wrong way ?

I offer a free tool, and everybody gets crazy about the open source thing.
If you don't trust me , don't use it, it's that simple.

IojkinKot, i know about your PBE fork.
It is an open source project made by https://github.com/caa82437 you edited a little.

Because it strange that it's allready exists tool that edit Polaris bioses and it open source, you make similar program and hide code. Strange isn't it?
In addition - tool can make damage to cards. Nobody want to risk.

doktor83

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Quote from: bobben2 on April 23, 2017, 02:53:48 AM

McAfee Antivirus claims that SRBPolaris Bios Editor contains a Trojan. Beware!!

Code is packed, that's why.

If the next 3 comments will be why not open source & contains virus , i will delete the thread , cause obviously people don't want free tools.
Don't download claymore miner either, cause it's not open sourced & antivirus delete's it

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