I’m trying to locate a BIOS for resizable bar for the Asus Z97 Pro Gamer, the latest BIOS version is Z97-PRO GAMER BIOS 2203 - https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA1150/Z97-PRO_GAMER/Z97-PRO-GAMER-ASUS-2203.zip?model=Z97-PRO%20GAMER
If anyone can help it would be appreciated, I tried to mod it and flash it myself but didn’t have any luck.
Hello @Xerphon o/
Are you able to flash the modified file you made?
Are you able to set Above 4GB Decode, UEFI boot and CSM disabled in the latest BIOS?
If so, adding ReBAR is quite quick. We just need to work on flashing the board if that is the issue?
You are welcome to PM me if you need.
Best Regards,
-68k
I was unable to flash the file. I have 4G Decode enabled, UEFI boot and CSM disabled. According to GPU-Z the only thing that is disabled is resizable bar itself.
Hi @Xerphon
Have you tried the methods outlined in the Asus section on this page?
The afuwinx64.exe method seems to work well for me.
The BIOS IC is in a socket, so flashing it via an external programmer is also another option.
Good day everyone, i added the ReBarDxe to my bios, and i can enable rebar etc, but i cant for the life of me patch it to enable larger than 1gb Rebar, i am hoping this thread is still alive and well and that someone out here can help me please.
Il link my modified bios with the ReBarDxe added, and my clean bios with no mods.
Please if anyone can help me it would be awesome
I am using a i7 3770
with a Gigabyte RX580 8gb
Gigabyte Z77X-UD5H motherboard
never mind, says new users cant upload atachments… anyway i am using the
mb_bios_ga-z77x-ud5h_f16j Bios if anyone could help me mod that version i would appreciate it so much!
So my problem is mainly i dont have the option to enable or disable 4G encode in BIOS and i cant use Rebar bigger than 1gb
F16j Clean NO MOD.rar (640 Bytes)
Z77XUD5HF16J Rebar Mod Added.rar (3.8 MB)
Hello @Tzuke ,
I can see that the Above 4G Decode is there, it’s just not in the user menu.
You should be able to enable it to get Above 4G Decode working.
If you get stuck, I can help via Private Message. It’s best not to load this thread with a lot of posts back and forth. If you get it working, you can always post a follow up with the details.
Best regards,
-68k
Good day,
I managed to get the 4G Decoding working correctly in a way.
I can use 2gb Rebar now and not black screen when rebooting it.
this has made a HUGE difference in cpu usage in some games for me, its insane!
Forza Horizon 5 got a 15% performance bump in avg FPS and much higher lows, and stable latency than before.
Thanks for the guys who found the way to make this work!
Here is a SS of the rebar, address and the card. This is on WIN10 Pro latest updates running and latest AMD drivers from them, not custom drivers or anything extra.
v 24.7.1
IF there is anyone out there on the same Motherboard as me and want to try it out il upload the modified bios. all settings are stock and you will need to re-apply any OC you had and change any settings you had disabled before.
Z77XUD5HF16J Rebar Mod Enabled.rar (3.8 MB)
I checked your ASUS H97M-E BIOS mod and noticed there’s a pad between GUIDs AEF82756-87F2-4CF6-BE80-E59055295AA1 and 77840A38-8AB1-4D7A-9181-03B2F5B34C0B.
I have done the Kuri0 mod to an original BIOS 2702, but I am not replicating the pad which you did. All I did, in order, was to add the FFS module, save, and apply the UEFIPatch, and export the body to a ROM. The issue is that I don’t have any means to restore the BIOS should it not work. Hence, I looked at your already applied BIOS mod.
I don’t think DSDT patching is necessary since 4G decoding seems to work without any issue. Did the pad create while reconstructing the ROM/CAP with the DSDT patch, and does your BIOS mod work without issues? This asked what other mods were done to the BIOS?
I want to test this with an AMD Radeon RX Vega 64 and 4 x 8 GB RAM. Just some general questions whether I should proceed with my BIOS mod or with a BIOS mod already tested to be operable?
Sooooo Thanks to @68k-dude and his legendry help i am now able to set my rebar to 8gb on a really really really old i7 3770 system and a Gigabyte Z77X UD5H Motherboard
My motherboard is Gigabyte B450M S2H v1.
(A Reminder: After downgrading the BIOS to the F52 version, the modded BIOS file can now be Flashed without any problems).
1- I am using UEFITool version 0.28.0.
2- I find the PCIBus module key in the BIOS file with the GUID: 3C1DE39F-D207-408A-AACC-731CFB7F1DD7. And I add the new ReBarDxe module to the end of the line at the bottom (Insert after > ReBarDxe.ffs). I save the BIOS file with the same name.
3- I do not use the “UEFIPatch and DSDT Patching” methods since “4G DECODING” IS ALREADY ACTIVE ON MY COMPUTER AND IN THE BIOS, and I am skipping them:
4G Decoding active under Windows - BIOS:
(But, there is a problem here; When I run UEFIPatch, it produces the error;
“No patches can be applied to input file”.
Could this be the cause of the entire problem?)
4- I successfully load and run the new modded BIOS file with QFlash (Downgrade to F52 > Flash Modded Version).
5- I make the new modded BIOS settings completely: SMT Off, Secure Boot Off, TPM Off, Above 4G Decoding On and etc…
6- And I make the following settings in regedit under Windows:
KMD_EnableReBarForLegacyASIC"=dword:00000001
KMD_RebarControlMode"=dword:00000001
KMD_RebarControlSupport"=dword:00000001
7- And I run and set ReBarState.
But no matter what I do, I can’t see the “Re-Size BAR Support” option in BIOS!
What am I doing wrong?
Hello @denizari ,
This board should support Smart Access Memory without any mods.
Do you not have a CPU that supports it?
Also, the ReBar mod you are performing will not add an entry into the BIOS Setup. It has to be set via ReBarState.exe via the command line in WIndows.
Hi @68k-dude , thank you for your interest;
taking your advice into consideration, I just opened the original BIOS file with only “AMIBCP v5.02.0034” and made;
“CSM Support - Disable”
“Above 4G Decoding - Enable”
“Re-Size BAR Support - Enable”
I flashed it to BIOS,
BUT I GOT A STRANGE RESULT AS SEEN IN THE BOTTOM PICTURE :))
(CPU: Ryzen5 1600x - GPU: Sapphire RX 580 4GB Nitro+)
Hi @denizari ,
I see you have a Ryzen 5 1600X. It makes sense now.
Have you used ReBarState.exe via the command line in WIndows to set the 2GB BAR size?
Some of the RX 580 4GB cards only work up to 2GB. So, you may have it working.
Yes, I did the ReBarState setting (2gb was activated code 11). Also, I didn’t have any problems when I gave 4gb. Of course, I haven’t done the performance tests yet. I will try both. Thank you for your support @68k-dude
Thank you for your reply.
I have never tried flashing a modified BIOS to the board because I cannot add the FFS module, so I am stuck at step one. When I attempt a header-only GUID search for 3C1DE39F-D207-408A-AACC-731CFB7F1DD7, a hex search for CF8034BE, or a Unicode text search for PciBus, I get no results. The other method doesn’t work either. Assuming that I am able to, my question is whether it is possible to activate ReBar for this BIOS.
Hello @ArcEnjoyer,
This BIOS is a proprietary HP type. Messing with it may or may not work.
There is a DXE section with a PciBusDXE in it.
You can add the ReBarDxe.ffs to the end of the DXE section and see what happens.
edit :- I did it for you. No idea if it will flash, boot at all, or kill it completely. Use at your own risk.
Good luck
N03_0237_ReBAR.zip (4.4 MB)
Thanks! Any recommendations on how not to brick my PC? I understand I need a backup—how would I go about doing it? I am completly new to this
Not in mod world… what did you expected? No one here or any other forum can remotely assure you of a NO risk operation, flashing modified files, even worst when its branded machines… an HP and latest security/signatures implemented.
Don’t have experience and don’t know ho to recover, don’t proceed.
EDIT:
@68k-dude
What tools??? Didn’t the user said it has no experience on this actions, please don’t encourage this, he’ll get a death system.
Can you assure him of a NO RISK operation???
Anyway, its his asset so his decision.
If you have the tools:-
I would take the chip off the board and do a full read and verify of it.
Erase the chip, flash the new file and verify
Then put the chip back on
If it boots \ 
/
if not 
.
If you don’t have the tools:-
HP did have a BIOS recovery method around the time this system was released.
It involved putting the latest BIOS from HP on a USB stick with a default name (model neame I think). Putting the stick into a USB2 port (NOT a USB3). Turning it on and letting it do the things.
There may be some info about it on this forum
EDIT:-
I’ve had a quick google search and found a picture that is supposed to be of the board you have. It is an MSI board MS-7A02 Ver 1.0
EDIT 2:- As @MeatWar points out above, if you are not competent at doing the removal and replacement of the chip, do not attempt it. Try the USB flashback method.
EDIT 3:- I did some searching for the BIOS recovery things. Take a look here—> https://support.hp.com/gb-en/document/ish_3932413-2337994-16
Also, I did find a website that had some instruction specific to the model
> to enable bios recovery on this model:
> prepare an usb key with the extracted bios from the official update
> bios must be on \hewlett-packard\bios\current named both with original name (N03_0237.bin) and bios.bin
> insert the usb key on a usb-2 port, power off the pc if not already
> locate on the M/B the jumpers marked as BBR and short them, use a firm short,not a screwdriver, i soldered a wire.
> power on and wait it reflash, when it turn off remove the short on BBR
> do not attempt to flash a image taken on internet with a programmer because it screw the intel me and cause a lot of troubles.
