I keep getting asked so heres how things lay, I'm entirely fed up of fixing GBs mess when I have to redo everything from scratch (which is more often than not) it typically takes a good 3hrs per firmware I just have no motivation to do it so if you want a modded firmware for a X370/470 or B350/450 board chuck a little scratch my way and it'll give me the required motivation to put something together just takes too long now for me to keep doing it for free in my spare time.

Zitat von ket im Beitrag #1261

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I keep getting asked so heres how things lay, I'm entirely fed up of fixing GBs mess when I have to redo everything from scratch (which is more often than not) it typically takes a good 3hrs per firmware I just have no motivation to do it so if you want a modded firmware for a X370/470 or B350/450 board chuck a little scratch my way and it'll give me the required motivation to put something together just takes too long now for me to keep doing it for free in my spare time.

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I aimed to make the boards better, fortunately that wasn't hard to do with GBs half arsed attempts :p The more people donate the more I will try some experiments to bring some new features to the firmware, see about adding some missing AMD CBS/PBS options, that kind of thing. If this new approach to things has people interested just shoot me a PM doesn't matter if you have an X370/470 or B350/450 GB board I'm familiar enough with them both to do most things with them ideally I'd need an X370 and 470 test board to verify all my changes but any changes I would make without test boards will be ones that are 100% safe I will never do anything that puts someone elses system at risk only my own ;)

@ket thank you - with your F25M-D you provided (after a small donation) today for my GA-AX370-G5 i have superb performance of my HW ;)

4.15GHz 1.318V + DDR4-3466CL14 1.5V = R20 3211cb & 427cb // R15 1440cb & 173cb
https://imgur.com/a/63eU6Ms

Glad all is working well for you :D

Congratulations on that beautiful job.

I recently discovered this theme involving biosmod on the AM4 platform and got interested. I downloaded a modified bios in another forum but I did not have success and looking for the type of error and more on the subject, I came across this great forum.

By the type of error that occurred when I was trying to upgrade, I believe it is something like bios invalid image. I do not know for sure
I tried afuefix64efi biosname.rom / P / B / N / K / CLRCFG and an error appeared:
46 - Error: Problem Getting Flash information.

The same error occurred in both UEFI and DOS methods.

Reading here in your post, I saw that it is possible by Q-Flash. I went to try it and gave the message: Invalid bios image

I decided to try these modified bios to try to get more overclocking resources and especially for the RAMs.

Thanks again for this work.

hey dude, i know this thread is a little bit older. but are there any chances for a modded b450 aorus pro gigabyte image?
the pbo settings are just awfull. overclocking is hard.

@ProjectV8 - to get past Qflash invalid BIOS image use this edit - [OFFER] Gigabyte GA-Z370-Aorus Gaming 7 BIOS mod (6)
Or download new copy of BIOS from post #1 of this thread

@Lost_N_BIOS

322/5000
thank you
I had explored the forum well and found this topic you mentioned, but what really made me succeed was to follow the footsteps of the firts page. The essential is the modified efiflash.
I was thrilled when the "efiflash firmwarname.rom / c" command worked.
A mix of emotion and fear at the same time.

Congratulations on the beautiful work you do here.

Yes, modified EFIFlash will work, if you can't make it work in Qflash (The above edit I linked will make it work in Qflash)
Glad you were able to get it flashed in finally!

@Lost_N_BIOS
Very good. Now that I've understood Qflash to work, efiflash comes along with the BIOS when we download it from the site.
Just change the official efiflash for the modified and run Qflash normally?
Magnificent

@ProjectV8 - EFIFlash is for DOS Flash, Qflash is built in BIOS flashing tool used within the BIOS itself, the two are not related or used together etc.

Im curious to know if anyones managed to get the multi zone RGB working on the old gaming 5 x370? im pretty sure its a hardware limitation was just curious to know.

what means multi-zone rgb?

i can say a color and all fans and led on the mobo are same - or i choose color-cycle and all cycle in the same colors

What i mean is different parts of the board can have different coloured rgbw