Sorry to double post but I discovered something very interesting I wanted to share. For starters I was able to update my GOP to 3000B by changing the device id and flashing with the latest nvflash64 Version 5.469.0. That was a success!

Heres the interesting part. For a while I could only post video onto my second installed GPU. That was since Asus upgraded the bios past 3000 rom version for my Z170 WS board. If the displayport cable was installed to the first card, even if I set the default gpu manually in bios settings, I would not get a picture on the screen. So I dumped my vbios on the first card which had GOP version 30007 and assumed the second card had the same GOP...

Not so!!!

After 'nvflash64 --index=[gpu number 0 or 1] -u 3000B.efirom - NvFlash was kind enough to mention that it had successfully updated 3000A to 3000B! So I must have had two different GOP's with the same firmware version and this board preferentially would only post to the GPU with the latest GOP!!!

Unbelievable!!!

Thanks everyone who posted earlier detailing how you were able to update the GOP manually. Thank you all.

Latest nvflash is 5.469.0...
EDIT: with this version, I succeded, using the -u command.

About that version 5.469.0 . . It resizes the command window. Scared me to death! Normal behavior I guess.

Yup, LOL! But don't worry you can usually blind flash a graphic card, or boot with integrated GPU and flash again...

Hi, I am trying to use this program to add the necessary for UEFI to a rom dump I made with GPU-z and then dragged it on top of GOPupd.bat as per the instructions. I received the following 2 lines:

Data after ROM and not part of EFI! Please report it!
Unable to recover extra data at the same offset 0xFF80! Please report it!

which it said to report (and so I am) and I think as the resulting rom file is way over size at 186kB that it is no good to flash (it should be 128kB I believe but the starting rom was already 128kB which I guess was full of padding).



So am I doing something wrong or does it not work with my romdump ? (its from an ATI 5450 Silent 1 Gb GDDR3 model). I am using GOPUpd_v1.9.5 as per the OP.

Thanks in advance.

Zitat von MrGenius im Beitrag #473

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@rootuser123
1. Open the patched EFIROM(found here labeled AMD GOP 1.65.0.15.50_signed_68337C30_compr.efirom.zip).
2. From the beginning of the hex select a block with length E434 and copy(ie. everything before the end padding).
3. Open the BIOS that needs patched and find the beginning of the EFI ROM image hex(hex "55 AA" just before the second instance of text-string "PCIR").
4. From the beginning of the EFI ROM image hex select a block with length E434.
5. Paste write to that block.
6. Replace any extra bits after the block(between the end of the EFI ROM image and padding) with padding(FF) if required.
7. Save the file.

Simple enough?

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Zitat

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The VGA card is not supported by UEFI driver.

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and then forcing CSM - mode.

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Zitat von hellm im Beitrag #466

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Zitat von gpvecchi im Beitrag #465

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Thanks, any guide on how to manually flash till a new GOP Updater version is out? (I think this should be in the OP)

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You have to change the device id, so it matches your card. At least i think this has to be done manually. Works for sure. I recommend HxD.

you find the device id at offset 0x22-0x23:

03 1C -> 0x1C03 -> GTX 1060 6GB
find your device id:
http://envytools.readthedocs.io/en/lates...ciid.html#gp104
for the 1070Ti:
0x1B82 -> 82 1B

then u can simply update the UEFI/GOP with nvflash using this command:
nvflash -u file.efirom

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No.. you should be able to access your mainboard UEFI as usual, afaik.

What graphics card do you have, Geforce or Radeon?

Zitat von hellm im Beitrag #487

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No.. you should be able to access your mainboard UEFI as usual, afaik.

What graphics card do you have, Geforce or Radeon?

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Zitat von raun0 im Beitrag #488

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Asus X99-A/USB 3.1, R9 Nano.

I think the problem is some where else, because I not able to get into the bios with orginal amd gop update firmware either (https://community.amd.com/community/gaming/blog/2016/04/05/radeon-r9-fury-nano-uefi-firmware).
But I don't have any glue what could be a problem.

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Thanks for you help. I figured out that bios is showed up with hdmi! Displayport have some issues, but working under CSM. Maybe it could be also the monitor that can't handle the signal? I have Asus MG279Q / AMD Radeon R9 Nano.

AMD GOP 2.4.0.0.0.MA_signed_D7DC9A98，from Powercolor, Nano, Radeon RX Vega, (1590 / 800).

VGA Bios Collection: Powercolor Vega 56 8192 MB | TechPowerUp https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/202224/202224

Sorry but AMD HD 6800 can be upgraded with AMD GOP 2.X? Or stay on 1.65?

1.xx previous Radeons including Polaris
2.xx Vega (and future releases?)

New RX 580 released (MSI RX 580 Mech 2). Bios: https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/2030...580-8192-180503

AtiFlash.exe -biosfileinfo MSI.RX580.8192.180503.rom
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    GOP Driver Name: AMD GOP X64 Release Driver Rev.1.66.0.15.50.Apr 23 2018.17:50:07
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Thank you, successfully updated to v1.66.0.15.50 my Asus Dual-RX480-O4G (ID = 1002-67DF) vBios with "GOP_Updater_1.9.8".

I had to edit the #GOP_Database.txt after extracting from the MSI efi.rom and also edit the AMD_GOP_IDs.txt in order to update, thus it was still showing the lower version 1.65.0.15.50 in the Gop Database.
Flashed with the "atiflash_277" tool.