@madness09

Here we go.

Could you please help me make a UEFI BIOS for these 2 cards. Really appreciate it!

Sorry at all - may I quote the threads topic?

Zitat

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AMD and Nvidia GOP update (No requests, DIY)

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Except there are unusual problems modding your BIOS, please DIY!

@jgn123

Next time use tool for yourself please, it's easy.

I have tried the tool many times but it did not work. Dropping .rom file onto the GOPupd.bat just disappeared in a split second. So I open elevated cmd and run the following without success.
I had Python 3.8.5 installed.

D:\Downloads\GOPUpd_v1.9.6.5>GOPupd.bat xfx.7750.rom

************************* GOPupd 1.9.6.5 *************************


************************ Update EFI GOP ************************


***************** Drop VBIOS file on this .bat *****************


File Not Found
The system cannot find the file specified.
Using python from C:\Users\Jeff Nguyen\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsApps\python.exe

Nguyen\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsApps\python.exe" GOPupd.py" was unexpected at this time.

D:\Downloads\GOPUpd_v1.9.6.5>

@FPSUsername Did You try to flah a bios updated with GOP for GF10x on GF114? I am also curious if this would work.

GOP Updater v1.9.6.5.j

- Added 2.12.0.0.0 AMD GOP Uefi Table (for VEGA cards)

Thanks to @SoniX and @Ruin

Hello @Sylar76 , I stumbled on your thread while searching for a solution to a problem I have. My new NVIDIA 1650S (Palit StormX OC) makes my PC hang after a reboot on the UEFI logo when a DisplayPort monitor is connected. Shutting down and normal starting is fine, but the reboot command screws it up and it's very annoying because many things depend on restarts. From my long research it seems to be from the UEFI interaction between my MB UEFI and the GPU UEFI - the GOP. The fact that it runs fine when Windows 10 is installed in Legacy Mode reinforces this.

I read and ran your tool and it found a newer GOP version than the ones you have - 0x50013. I will post if for you so you can add it here but my question is could you help me with my issue? Maybe to try and revert to an older version of the GOP? Or modify the motherboard UEFI BIOS (I have an ASUS 990FX Sabertooth R2.0 with an FX-8350). I have contacted NVIDIA and Palit, reinstalled the VBIOS and tried running the DisplayPort update tool (didn't run, as expected) but all that hasn't been of much help... I have seen that the problem occurs with NVIDIA 1000-series and later and I wonder what's up with that, why hasn't it been fixed yet and who needs to fix it - GPU or MB manufacturer? I can provide a MB BIOS too if you'd be generous to give me a hand :) (latest one).

@trax7

0x50013 is an old table. Did you use the v1.9.6.5.j version linked above ?

Zitat von Sylar76 im Beitrag #1104

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@trax7

0x50013 is an old table. Did you use the v1.9.6.5.j version linked above ?

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i try to update EVGA RTX 2080 XC gop with 1.9.6.5j, I got error message that gopupd.exe is not compatible with the version of windows you're using


with 1.9.6.5 on the same computer running win7 X86, it shows updated successfully but "Please report it!" is it safe to nvflash with updated firmware that 1.9.6.5 created??

Zitat von gtishtar im Beitrag #1106

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i try to update EVGA RTX 2080 XC gop with 1.9.6.5j, I got error message that gopupd.exe is not compatible with the version of windows you're using

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Zitat

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with 1.9.6.5 on the same computer running win7 X86, it shows updated successfully but "Please report it!" is it safe to nvflash with updated firmware that 1.9.6.5 created??

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Yes it is - no issue, but please check which nvflash you're using - 2080 (non SUPER and TI) needs an older one - V 5.541.0 for example

What installation of python do you have?
Never ever seen, the regular one, installing into your Users folder?
More or less - the path for python is simply too long - as side as it might be the wrong version.
Try uninstalling it completely - check your Windows Environment Variables for remains of it and remove them also.
The latest GOP Updater works completely without any python installed - but if python is installed you need to add "colorama" plugin via 'pip -install colorama' in scripts directory of your python installation.

Zitat von jgn123 im Beitrag #1100

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I have tried the tool many times but it did not work. Dropping .rom file onto the GOPupd.bat just disappeared in a split second. So I open elevated cmd and run the following without success.
I had Python 3.8.5 installed.

D:\Downloads\GOPUpd_v1.9.6.5>GOPupd.bat xfx.7750.rom

************************* GOPupd 1.9.6.5 *************************


************************ Update EFI GOP ************************


***************** Drop VBIOS file on this .bat *****************


File Not Found
The system cannot find the file specified.
Using python from C:\Users\Jeff Nguyen\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsApps\python.exe

Nguyen\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsApps\python.exe" GOPupd.py" was unexpected at this time.

D:\Downloads\GOPUpd_v1.9.6.5>

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i finally updated my EVGA 2080 GOP version to 0x50015 with 1.9.6.5 j on win10 x64 w/o error message


the windows security keep deleting cecho.exe, because it says the file has virus in it, i have to allow it in order to update gop

@trax7

On some Turing cards there are some nvflash different reports once updated to latest gop and I don't know why as I haven't any Turing card to make tests.

The only thing I do is to update the tool when a new uefi gop table has been published.