I'll try to figure out how it is so different than standard vbios.

@Sylar76 : Perfect!
In case I can help, don't hesitate to let me know.

Try these test roms please.

@Sylar76 : Thank you.
nvflash doesn't report any problem for both roms from your zip file.
However, it doesn't report UEFI support as well:

NVIDIA Firmware Update Utility (Version 5.414.0)
Simplified Version For OEM Only
IFR Data Size : 0 bytes
Image Size : 248832 bytes
Version : 86.08.11.00.29
~CRC32 : 4711D9CD
Image Hash : 05507E5C2517B6A7F24370C493BDDF40
OEM String : NVIDIA
Vendor Name : NVIDIA Corporation
Product Name : GP108 Board
Product Revision : Chip Rev
Device Name(s) : GeForce MX150
Board ID : F107
PCI ID : 10DE-1D10
Subsystem ID : 17AA-225E
Hierarchy ID : Normal Board
Chip SKU : 650-0
Project : 2902-0000
CDP : N/A
Build Date : 04/11/17
Modification Date : 09/06/17
Build GUID : 4E71C004CA014FE3BC64F3B718CFB814
UEFI Support : No (hidden)
UEFI Version : N/A
UEFI Variant Id : N/A ( Unknown )
UEFI Signer(s) : Unsigned
InfoROM Version : N/A
InfoROM Backup Exist : NO
License Placeholder : Absent
GPU Mode : N/A
Sign-On Message : GP108 E2902 SKU 0 VGA BIOS

Yes but now it writes (hidden). I can't figure out how to force nvflash to show that it is enabled.

If you drag and drop test files under gop uefi updater it correctly shows the uefi table.

Ok, thanks again. Unfortunately, it didn't solve error 43 in KVM.

Will you patch the tool such vBIOS are generated properly?

I'm trying to figure out first how to enable UEFI in bioses like yours.

Hello,

I have a few questions regarding to this.
1. I successfully updated my GTX960 from version B to E. What is the advantage of updating it?
2. I have an radeon r7 240 which reported to have a legacy bios. I could install the uefi bios on it, but I haven't flashed it on the card. Can it be bricked or is it safe?
3. I also have a GTX 560 TI, I can't update that once since it's not in the list. Is it still possible to get that one updated?

1. Newer gop uefi should be more compatible in full-uefi (csm disabled) environment.

2. You can flash it, if gop updater report the modded bios with no errors at all.

3. You can update it selecting the GF10x gop uefi table (but I could look for GF11x).

whats the benefit of an updated gop

A better UEFI compatibility.

Is there anyway to modify powerlimit and clock for Radeon in UEFI mode?
If I have understand right modification on rom affects in nonUEFI mode with csm support.

Zitat von Sylar76 im Beitrag #549

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1. Newer gop uefi should be more compatible in full-uefi (csm disabled) environment.

2. You can flash it, if gop updater report the modded bios with no errors at all.

3. You can update it selecting the GF10x gop uefi table (but I could look for GF11x).

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Hi, I could not find any similar request, so here is mine:

I'm working with GOP Updater 1.9.5, on the following bios (original stock dump of my Radeon Fury bios, position 1):
http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?fil...458906748030615

The tool has Python errors. I'm using "Python 2.7.15 amd64" for Windows. Here is the tool's screenshot:
http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?fil...239952368471866

There's no output file.

Any idea what I did wrong? Thank you :)

Nvidia GOP 0x3000C  Variant 0x0000000000000007 = GP1xx  Dated: Jan 11 2018
Nvidia GOP 0x40006  Variant 0x0000000000000008 = GXnew  Dated: Oct 12 2017