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    Modifying vBIOS

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by Zymphad, Jun 29, 2012.

  1. Zymphad

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    I'd rather not have Afterburner running, rather use OverDrive or just mod the vBios. Has anyone been able to do that here?

    I can't seem to get any of the tools, atiwinflash, RBE to recognize 7970M to save the vBios...
     
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    nvm figured it out.
     
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    How did you save it?
     
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    Didn't do it yet, just planning to try and do it in DOS, atiflash. Hopefully will work, at work right now though.

    Tried it, couldn't do it. Even doing atiflash -i, it could not find/see the 7970M.
     
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    Yeah, that's what I expected...
     
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