Biosupdate ontgrendelt 128 streamprocessors AMD RX 460

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Volgens TechPowerUp werkt het ontgrendelen niet in combinatie met de nieuwe Crimson ReLive-drivers, die AMD vorige week uitbracht. Die drivers controleren of het originele bios op een videokaart aanwezig is en als de hash niet overeenkomt, kan de driver niet geïnstalleerd worden. De methode werkt wel met de vorige driversuite met versienummer 16.11.5.

Dat geld idd voor de nieuwe RX 400 generatie, voor oudere kaarten maakt het geen verschil, maar daar is wel een oplossing voor.


asder00's workaround:

• Download the modified kernel driver here
• Download the Pixel Clock Patcher here (needed for the windows driver signature workaround)
• Navigate to the AMD driver extraction directory, usually "C:AMD" then go into" Win10-64Bit-Radeon-Software-Crimson-ReLive-16.12.1-Dec7PackagesDriversDisplayWT6A_INFB309333"
• Extract the modified kernel driver in the "B309333" directory overwriting the file
• Uninstall current AMD drivers normally and DO NOT REBOOT when asked
• Reboot with advanced options like so:
• Press and hold the Shift key on your keyboard and click the Restart button.
• Choose Troubleshoot > Advanced options > Startup Settings and click the Restart button.
• When your computer restarts you'll see a list of options, press F7 on your keyboard to select "Disable driver signature enforcement".
• This is needed only ONE TIME to successfully install the modified kernel, in the next reboot the driver signature enforcement will return to normal.
• Install the driver normally with setup.exe in C:AMDWin10-64Bit-Radeon-Software-Crimson-ReLive-16.12.1-Dec7
• DO NOT REBOOT WHEN ASKED
• When the installation is finished run the atikmdag-patcher.exe (this will take care of driver signature for windows so we no longer need to disable the enforcement with F7)
• Press yes to patch the file
• When finishes reboot the PC and enjoy your modified bios

The patch has currently only been tested on the x64 version of Windows 10. AMD could, in a future driver version remove the active BIOS hash checking from their driver suite (which they historically did before) but whether that will or won't happen is something only those at the red team know.

https://www.techpowerup.c...-out-polaris-bios-modders

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Thanks, stukje toegevoegd