Is it just me or the Extreme Tweaker stopped working after the bios mod (3503 mod). I was able to get the rebar but it costed me my OC on core and xmp since I cant activate vrm modifications and XMP modifications. it gets stuck to 1333mhz with no options to even do manual. Afterwards, multiple crashes occur with all default settings. Had to reflash back to original 3503, will try to test further and edit this for updates.
EDIT: Confirming bios mod 3503 can’t perform XMP and vrm modifications. This is tested by flashing the bios mod 3503, rebooted without changes. Went to bios, placed xmp, settings doesnt get applied. Tried doing manual as well, but to no avail.
EDIT2: Tested Bios mod 1104, perfectly working no issues seen so far. XMP working, OC to 4.8ghz working and VRM load line calibration and etc… working.
EDIT3: A bit of instability with OC on 1104 bios, but it’s bearable since rebar makes up for it and more. Had to clock down cpu just to get it stable and ReBarEXE only works at 13 in my desktop. Nvm lmaoo my OC never works on CPU in this bios, it always crashes.
Build:
Z97 Maximus Hero VII ofcourse
i7-4790k 4.7ghz 1.270v (4.8ghz 1.370v)
Gigabyte RTX 3080 Ti Eagle non oc
16gb 1866mhz g skill ripjaws
1000w 80 plus Titanium dark power 12 pro
@frince9000 Funny, two people sumbling across this on the same day.
I googled ReBAR for this mainboard out of interest because I bought an RTX 3060 Ti recently.
I did not test this yet, but I am very interested in doing so.
@Cursemex I have been wondering, why 1104 was used. It is a quite old version?
Personally I have been running the latest stable version which is 3201.
I would have tried to create a patched BIOS with that, when I have some free time.
Specs:
ASUS Z97 Maximus VII Hero
Intel Core i7-4790K
CORSAIR 4x 4GB 1600 MHz
EVGA RTX 3060 Ti FTW3 ULTRA Gaming LHR
The reason 1104 was used before was due to the inability to write to rebar_variable to UEFI as it was patched by ASUS in further updates, and in order to get it working with the newer updates, Nvramsmi module had to be patched in order for us to write to UEFI again.
I’ve ran into issues myself where my mouse and keyboard wouldn’t work on BIOS when rebar value was applied, and therefore, had to apply my 4.7Ghz OC before applying rebar value. I can’t speak for XMP since I haven’t touched it with my mix-n-match sticks.
I’ll add a link for you to read over where the majority of the talk regarding this board happened.
Make a new issue or write on the one that I made for the sake of keeping posts related to the board.
Edit: Here’s the post that regards the rebar variable for more reading.
Thank you very much for the reply and the provided links, good to know the background.
I dug through the BIOS (official 3201) yesterday because I changed stuff for updating the firmware on my GPU and noticed the Above 4G Decoding was visible in the Boot category.
I did enable it (also needed to turn off CSM and Fast Boot), but then I got issues like:
no keyboard and mouse detection
one of my screens stayed black on boot (my monitors are daisy-chained by DisplayPort)
Then I reverted the settings one by one more or less:
The no keyboard and mouse detection issue seems to have been caused by Above 4G Decoding being turned on, which I guess it is in your case too.
The monitor issue went away by enabling CSM and Fast Boot, but not sure which one specifically. I guess CSM, because Fast Boot seems weird. I have not tested each of those settings separately though.
Maybe there is an issue with Above 4G Decoding being turned on.
4G decoding and CSM are available even on 1104. I noticed that the KB/M detection(USB in general, I think) is off whenever the rebar value is set. Hence, why I recommend doing all your BIOS overclocking done before applying the rebar value in Kuri0’s program. AFAIK it(the BIOS) requires further modification to get it working with 32GB, and perhaps further patching the USB detection, which will require a wizard to do so.
Now, for the black display, it could be related to your ram value.(Really guessing at this point) I’m not sure if I applied the following patch to 1104, I think I did for 3502. These are the patches I’m using for my 3502, you could try using them:
with that, I managed to run up to 24GB of ram without blackscreen, which I had to remove the video card power and use my iGPU to reset rebar value.
Now, I know that nvidia’s cards don’t play well without VBIOS flash according to Kuri0, so I’m not sure about @frince9000 's 3080 Ti, but guess it’ll be the same. (Different VBIOS for his card, obviously.)
Beyond that, I’m afraid I cannot be anymore helpful.
Okay, I see, this behaviour is somewhat unfortunate.
I do not think that I will dig that deep into that, since I do not have much knowledge about that.
The black display occures still on official BIOS, I did not test any modified BIOS yet.
Which is the reason why I find it strange, that this happens.
Thank you for providing an updated list of patches.
I guess with that it is no longer needed to insert the NvramSmi from BIOS 1104?
According to EVGA Precision X1 my VBIOS should be up to date.
It was very helpful for me, so thank you very much.
You CAN use 4g decode on 1104 and 3502. They’re under boot tab.
The difference in term of moddin/pqtching is that after 1104 we can’t write to UEFI as Asus locked it for safety reasons, which required us to copy nvramsmi from 1104 and insert it to newer BIOS versions like 3502 to enable write us to write to UEFI again. This was before i found the patch that alloedw us to write to UEFI, which made copying nvramsmi to 3502 or other versions unnecessary.
I’ve used the guide you linked as a backup for flashing in case something went wrong. However, I mainly used the AFUWinx64 flashing method and it worked flawlessly with me.
You can find the link for the program in my first post, and the guide to use it here:
Edit: read your edit, I’ve ran mine on 4.7Ghz for a while during fall/winter untily cpu thermal throttled and reverted back to 4.6Ghz.
It unfortunately will only run with 24GB of ram, and 32GB will give you an error. The main reason is that the bios will require further patching to support 32GB, and I have no experience in doing any of that.
As for the M.2, I don’t have one installed, so I dunno.
Also, expect to have few beeps during boot. Keyboard and mouse(USB) are not detected after you enable 4G decoding and turning off CSM
Ty bro, I’ve flashed your modded bios, but i dont understand, if i use this BIOS only can use 24GB of RAM? or it happend when try enable the resizeable bar? or when use patches with UEFIPatch.exe ?
I am new in this. All looks nice and stay working for me but i am waiting for enable ReBar
Broooo help me please, now my pc is on blackscreen, the mouse and keyboard are turn on but cant see nothing. Try clean CMOS but i cant enter in BIOS i am afraid xD
What should i do? Bro do you have telegram? Could give a small hand, i am @junklont here
EDIT:SOLVED, reboot without GPU and use iGPU to disable ReBar.
Ty very much guys (I sensed the ultimate demise in my heart hahahahah xD)
there is an update to rebar module, you could download the latest rebardxe on the github and replace it using mmtool, since the new version would also reset the nvram value for rebardxe once cmos reset is detected
@Cursemex did you test it? I @Koekieezz could I do it using the .rom file of cursemex? Or could someone help us to do it, I feel that a mistake could broke all, i dont feel secure for add the new module to file.
Test what? The new rebar module? No, I haven’t touched it since I’ve set it up last time.
If you have 32gb of ram, your gpu won’t load. As I’ve said, I haven’t tested the new updated program, so I don’t know if anything has changed. Assuming you have (4x8GB), you’ll need to remove one or two of the ram sticks to run on 24GB or 16GB of ram, respectively, if you want to use rebar without the blackscreen. The value you should enter is 14 which will allocate 16GB of ram, if you enter 15 it’ll calculate 32GB of ram and you’ll run into issues such as black screen.
As for the new module, I’ve made a new ROM with it just now.
I have not applied it myself since I have work and university, and won’t do so until I’m done with this semester in late May. I need my pc up and running until then
So you can try it at your own risk. For precaution, have the unmodified 3503 bios on a stick following the flash guide you linked for backup flashing in case anything goes awry. I’ve followed my own guide to patch it, but I’m about to fall asleep, so I may be exaggerating the risks, but you never know
Best of luck
Edit: Going through my old files, seems like I missed a step and one file. It’ll give you an error when assigning value to UEFI.
I’ll need to re-write the guide at some point.
Anyways, here’s the “fixed” version. Let me know if it works if you do test it.
@Cursemex Thank u very much bro, according to @Kuri0 No new changes that allow use my 32 gb of RAM, i would like test the final build when can use all my RAM. I prefer waiting for you guys and doing the things with careful
Thank you guys, if you need something for help us, please says me!