atiwinflash cannot find discrete ati video card

With this I was able to boot into windows and restore my backed up bios using atiwinflash. Luckily I was able to find a (very) old PCI gpu at a local pc-shop I could borrow. HD 7000 Series Cards, but my 7870 doesn't seem to run MANTLE the way AMD says it should run, im sure as heck, not getting a 45% performance increase like AMD Promised?Īnd im sure my HD 7870's bios isn't completely BUGS FREE, and the R9 270/270X uses the exact same Pitcairn GPU my 7870 is using?Īnd im sure there are a lot more driver optimizations for the NEWER R7 and R9 Series GPUS, especially in the 14.1 Beta AMD drivers because they realeased it for the MANTLE API support. So booting from a bootable USB to use atiflash in a win98/DOS environment was not possible. HD 7000 series, R7 and R9 Series Graphics cards, but I read that their only optimized the best for certain R7 and R9 cards along with some Why would anyone want to do this, im sure the New AMD Catylist 14.1 Beta Drivers Enable the MANTLE API for.the 'REFERENCE DESIGN' AMD RADEON R9 270/270X 2GB GDDR5 Card ?Īs long as it uses the same HYNIX GDDR5 MEMORY? My AMD Radeon HD 7870 Is using? 'REFERENCE DESIGN' AMD Radeon HD 7870 Ghz Edition with 2GB Hynix GDDR5 Gen3 PCi-E X16? Hello guys, I want to ask can I put the bios on sapphire Radeon R9 270X on my Sapphire HD7870 GHz Edition Originally Posted by stanimir330 View Post I already flashed my card and experienced no issues. Just make sure to back up your original BIOS first (use ATIFlash, not gpuz), make sure you have a failsafe in case you brick your card, and don't go crazy with your modifications.

VBE7 (read through the thread to familiarize yourself with the program first) * atiflash -p 1 bios.rom #replace '1' with the number of your bricked adapter and 'bios.rom' with the name of your BIOS file Haven't tried this yet either, what does. * atiflash -i #view all available adapters, both cards should show up here listed by a number, even the bricked one In command line, run atiwinflash -unlockrom 0 followed by atiwinflash -f -p 0 bios.bin where bios.bin is the path and filename of the BIOS you want to use. You will use your good card to boot up your PC, with the bricked card in a secondary PCIe slot (I'm assuming you have a Crossfire capable board or at least one with multiple 16x slots). Basically you need a bootable DOS USB key with your card's original BIOS in it and the ATIFlash program as well.

Atiwinflash cannot find discrete ati video card