@GinoDivx - send me a dump of your vBIOS using GPU-z, I will add GOP if possible.

@osrcs - see you already found a custom edited BIOS, you just need to mod it with NVME Module then flash with AFU since you already did that before (I would have helped you FPT, but too late now, carry on with AFU )

People really need to stop rushing around about flashing in a BIOS! Applies to everyone, nothing specific toward you osrcs

@Lost_N_BIOS thank you for your reply. I thought that bios had NVMe but checking it with MMTools I see it has not . Even though AFU said it written the changes I don't see any. Is there a way to see which bios has been written? An easy way to change something visible in the bios maybe?

Also is there some best practices of which modules to include to get optimal bios? (I suppose that depends on the use case but maybe there are some general modules that everyone needs)

thx

@osrcs -

Zitat von Lost_N_BIOS im Beitrag #5206

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@GinoDivx - send me a dump of your vBIOS using GPU-z, I will add GOP if possible.

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Zitat von spyderdyne im Beitrag #4797

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I have modified my ASUS P8H67-M PRO rev. 1 [...] Happy to share the ROM if anyone needs it.

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Help.
I did everything according to the instructions. Thanks.
But there is a problem. The BIOS freezes at the beginning. You have to restart your computer many times. loaded windows.
Windows sometimes boots from 1 time.
Motherboard 970A-DS3P v 2.0
I attach my bios

@gmden - Sounds like a bad BIOS mod then, I didn't check since BIOS already made by me here >> #49 - [OFFER] Gigabyte GA-970A-DS3P rev2.x BIOS Mod NVME Added (4)
Flash via Qflash

I took a ready-made solution.
5 times rebooted everything okay.
# 49 - [ПРЕДЛОЖЕНИЕ] Gigabyte GA-970A-DS3P rev2.x BIOS Mod NVME Добавлено (4)

1)Sometimes. It will be from 1 time. It happens with 10 times. If we get lucky. I reboot many times.
2) Yes. (BIOS 70ADS3P2.FD) http://www.gigabyte.ru/products/page/mb/...v_20#support-dl
3) UEFITool
4) bios.bin
5)APP CENTER @BIOS of Gigabyte

Attached the image to my rom dump message, thanks!

EDIT by Fernando: It is attached to >this< post.

@gmden - please do not flash BIOS with @BIOS - flash via Qflash, that BIOS I linked you to that I made has been tested and used by many people without issue.
You may have something wrong with your NVME device if it keeps messing up on you, or if you can't even enter BIOS always and easily, then it may be messed up due to flashing with @BIOS (lucky it didn't brick your board, this program often bricks boards)

@Fernando, the BIOS I linked him to is 100% fine, tested and used by many users in with and without ucode updates (both, tested by many and is 100% OK) BIOS structure of my edit on that is unaltered compared to default BIOS
Unless you are referring to his own edit maybe? I checked that now, it's bad edit from the get-go like you mentioned (bad FD, invalid FD, broken BIOS etc)

@GinoDivx - Thanks, as I suspected from your vBIOS dump, this graphics card already has GOP and it's latest version.
So, something in your attempted settings, or setup/install method is wrong, you'll have to have Fernando walk you through all that again to find the reason for the issue, it's not GFX being legacy only.

@Fernando - It's OK I made BIOS for all these variants I believe, many or all are in that thread I linked above.
Search function and options are too limited and results are messy with this forum software, so I can see how it's hard for users to find (if they actually look), sometimes it takes me a long time to find things w/ search

But, I think user is saying he used that BIOS I linked already, due to his comment in post #5215, but I'm not certain that is what he meant. If it is, that is why I mentioned maybe he's having problems due to flashing using @BIOS or possibly faulty NVME etc.
Maybe also, he didn't start by loading optimized defaults after flashing, but I think the real issue is BIOS flashed with @BIOS, since he mentioned having issues even trying to enter BIOS.
That tool is very risky, often causes bricked boards, messed up BIOS, or even crossflashed BIOS without user noticing too (Google @BIOS brick you will see )