Hello,
i have an ASUS RX 480 (GPU Device Id: 0x1002 0x67DF 113-D0090101-100 67DFHB.15.50.0.0.AS01 (C) 1988-2010) Card with the
BIOS Version: 2016-06-14 04:43:00 015.050.000.000.000000 PCI-E
When i try the modified BIOS, i get the Error "invalid Sub-ID".
Then i tried the modification (Memory Clock, etc.) with the Polaris Editor manuell, but then the System don't accept the Card.
In Windows 10 the Card will be displayed with a problem, in my Linux the card won't detected.
Has anybody an idea?
Thank you very much.
Best regards
Zimbo
You should do bios from DOS window : ( go with 16.9.1 drivers )
"In Windows:
Place the winflash files in a folder named "winflash" in C: root.
Place the bios in the same folder and name it bios.rom
When that is done, right click on the windows menu and click on "Command Prompt (Admin)
Back up to C: root using the command "cd.. + enter" several times.
When you are at "C:\>" go to winflash folder: "cd winflash"
When you see this: "C:\Winflash>" you are at the right place.
Be sure to have removed all other cards or unplug the risers/power cables except för the card you want to flash.
Start flashing it with the command: atiwinflash -f -p 0 bios.rom
Note that i had my card in slot "p 0" that is the pcie slot number.
Now it should be flashing and it will take around 20-30 seconds.
After it is finished, reboot your system to see that it aint dead "black picture"
If it works flash the rest of you gpu:s except the one that you keep as original.
When all other cards are flashed, leave theme at side and put your card with original bios in the system. Be sure to clean any old drivers."