After brushing this file, the EFI boot screen appears, which is great. Dataland.HD7750.1024.120413_updGOP.rom is able to flash successfully, but the boot fails, and the screen is blank. Dataland 7750 1G vbios_updGOP.rom flashing error, see the attachment below
gpu-z7750vbios_updGOP.rom flashed successfully. And boot successfully Attach a picture of the brush result
Just a quick message to thank you clever chaps for all these tools. Lost_N_BIOS helped me out about 2 years ago now with my retired ASUS board after I botched it.
After waiting for 10 years, I’ve finally upgraded to a beefy Ryzen 3700X and Gigabyte X570 Auros Pro. I’m still using my Sapphire R9 285 2GB (Dual Bios) for the moment so thought I’d switch from legacy boot (CSM) to UEFI booting. Maybe I’ll pickup a cheap RX 580/RX 590 or upcoming Navi card eventually.
When booting with CSM enabled the card works perfectly both before and after booting Linux. Unfortunately when switching to UEFI booting the screen colours were occasionally garbled in GRUB and the UEFI menu. As the card was released in 2014 it had an early version of the GOP driver (it even says 1.55.0.0.0 Testing in the motherboard menus!)
Good news however! I’ve taken a legacy bios file for the card, updated it with the tool and the card is now working as expected. (v1.67.0.15.50) Closed source shoddy software and vendors moving on is to blame!
So why am I posting? When I tried updating the UEFI files the tool reported error messages. The resulting files were too big to flash. I thought I’d take a chance on updating the non-UEFI bios file which worked. I guess there’s an issue updating the early GOP implementation with the later standardised one.
Hi mates, I want to update my old ASUS R9 280X Direct CU II TOP Overclocked Edition, but I don’t know how to do it, can you explain me please??? Thank you so much, regards.
Thanks for the answer @thinking , but I wanted to say how to update the GOP driver of the VGA BIOS, not the BIOS itself, I did it three or four years ago when I purchased the graphic card from second hand, but I don’t remember the last version compatible with my card, because I believe that the last version is not fully compatible with my card or if that lack of caompatibility it was with my oldest card RADEON HD6850.
@RaskaipikaFWR - that is a vBIOS update linked above for your graphics card (VGA BIOS update). Flash that, then dump it with GPU-z if you want it further updated with what we update here (The GOP/EFI area)
It’s very strange as Gigabyte released a full uefi bios update for its GTX550 cards, thus any similar card should be able to be updated in the same way.
The bios I backed up will be newer than the version on the official website Official AS13, my ENGTX550 Ti DI VB Ver 70.26.20.00.AS15 @Sylar76 ------------------ Adapter: GeForce GTX 550 Ti (10DE,1244,1043,83C2) H:–:NRM S:00,B:01,D:00,F:00 EEPROM ID (BF,0048) : SST SST25VF512 2.7-3.6V 512Kx1S, page Sign-On Message : ENGTX550 Ti DI VB Ver 70.26.20.00.AS15 Build GUID : Blank IFR Subsystem ID : Blank Subsystem Vendor ID : 0x1043 Subsystem ID : 0x83C2 Version : 70.26.20.00.00 Image Hash : N/A Product Name : GF106B Board - 10500000 Device Name(s) : GeForce GTX 550 Ti Board ID : 0xD104 Vendor ID : 0x10DE Device ID : 0x1244 Hierarchy ID : Normal Board Chip SKU : 400 Project : 1050-0000 Build Date : 02/16/11 Modification Date : 07/05/11 UEFI Version : N/A UEFI Variant ID : N/A ( Unknown ) UEFI Signer(s) : Unsigned XUSB-FW Version ID : N/A XUSB-FW Build Time : N/A InfoROM Version : N/A InfoROM Backup : Not Present License Placeholder : Not Present GPU Mode : N/A