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Polaris Bios Editor PBE 1.7.6

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Buy mining bios with performance timings! https://mining-bios.eu/

If you don’t trust the EXE just build on Linux with sh build.sh . Quick and easy.

Important: You need to disable SecureBoot / Activate CSM in your

Motherboard UEFI because the modification will make

the cryptographic signature invalid.

0/58. If your AV warns you about a virus/trojan, consider it as false positive.

works on linux with mono, executable is build against .net 3.5

one click timing feature should be used with care, it maybe not stable for you

please build the executable yourself or decompile the existing one if you don’t trust

• Fixed Samsung 2
• Fixed no supported memory found H5GC8H24AJ bug
• Few small changes in code

• Added support for memory Samsung K4G80325FC
• Added new device AMD Radeon RX 580 2048SP — 6FDF

• Fixed apply timings for Hynix memory
• Added support for RX590
• Added support for New Hynix memory H5GC8H24AJ
• Added timing for New Hynix H5GC8H24AJ

• Added New timing for Hynix.
• Added Clock Stretch Amount.
• Added option for choosing timings on hynix Between Universal Hynix timing and Good hynix timing.
• Universal Hynix timing work on: H5GC8H24MJ, H5GQ8H24MJ, H5GQ4H24AJ.

• Fixed UI (updated design)
• Fixed and Updated all Timing’s
• Added New strap for Micron and Hynix
• Added option for choosing timings on samsung between uber-mix 3.1 and 3.2, and on Micron between Good Micron timing and S Micron timing.
• Added Icon
• Added option for max. Mem. freq. (after one click timing patch button click automatically change max. mem. to 2300 MHz)

• Fixed Samsung Uber-Mix strap
• Added support for Hynix H5GQ4H24AJ
• Fixed fan mod option

• created solution and project files for ide
• support for device id 0x67ef
• better timings for micron memory
• firmware signature test / firmware signature in ascii
• editing of bios message (experimental)
• online check for new versions
• online display of developer notice

• timing modification starts now at 1500 instead of 1750
• device id 67FF now also supported

• experimental: ubermix timings are now also applied to 4g SAMSUNG vram (K4G41325FC, K4G41325FE)
• timing modification starts now at 1750 instead of 2000

• window resizes properly now
• memory vendor detection
• one click timing patch (samsung, hynix, elpida, micron)

• added FanControlMode setting
• implemented some timing editor related code (not usable yet)

sudo apt-get install mono-complete 

Just change your working directory to the PolarisBiosEditor and execute:

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If you want to buy PolarisBiosEditor pro performance go to https://shop.st0rm.pro/

BTC donation address: 181dtEjhFWWxvHDmx2R3N41rnRPedSEUf5

works on linux with mono, executable is build against .net 3.5

one click timing feature should be used with care, it maybe not stable for you

please build the executable yourself or decompile the existing one if you don’t trust

If you want to use PolarisBiosEditor on Ubuntu need to install module: sudo apt install libcanberra-gtk-module libcanberra-gtk3-module

sudo apt-get install mono-complete 

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Polaris Bios Editor 1.7.5 (PRO): Download, How To Use (Setting Up)

PolarisBiosEditor — is a software for modifying timings and other useful characteristics of video cards running on the Polaris architecture. PolarisBiosEditor Pro is compatible with almost 99% of video cards with this architecture. PBE is suitable for RX4x0 and RX5x0 video adapters. Works with video cards with 2-8 GB and 16 GB memory.

Polaris Bios Editor PRO 3 2020 — is a paid version of Polaris Bios Editor. This version gives the largest increase in hash rate compared to the standard one, however, for 100% performance, you still need to manually adjust the memory clock frequencies and core voltages, the editor cannot predict the quality of the video card, so it is impossible to automatically use the maximum values.

Works with video cards: AMD RX 460/470/480/550/560/570/580/590.

The application supports the following types of memory: Elpida, micron, samsung, hynix.

How to use PolarisBiosEditor

Step 1 — Download Software

First of all, go to the official website. Alternatively, download the archive from the official GitHub repository. Extract the archive to any convenient folder.

Step 2 — Install

1. Open the installer file PolarisBioseditor.exe.
2. Click «Open bios».
3. Find the BIOS file from the list that you saved thanks to GPU-Z.

On startup, the program displays a message from the developer. Click «YES» to continue.

After loading the BIOS, click « One Click Timing Patch ».

The program applies the necessary timings for your GPU. Next, she will ask if you need to use it. Click OK.

We recommend that you test the new timings first. Take some time and watch the performance. If it is lower than expected, then reboot the BIOS. However, if you are asked about the timing again, refuse by pressing the «NO» button. Then a different timing will be applied.

After successfully applying the timings, you will see the following window:

Step 3 — Save BIOS

After completing these procedures, you can save the modified BIOS file. However, save as a new document. Otherwise, the original BIOS will be overwritten. We recommend that you always have it in stock. It is better to save several files in reserve, distributing them in different folders.

Video Guide

Why can a video card be overclocked?

GPUs are always made with significant performance constraints. Developers of video cards in this way protect the entire batch from the occurrence of marriage. Thus, the factory sets the frequencies, as they say, “the average for the hospital.” However, in most cases, video cards are capable of operating at higher frequencies. When it comes to mining or high-demand games, the question is what to use to make a GPU modification. There are also alternatives to the PolarisBiosEditor program. We will consider them in the following articles.

Using Polaris with the one touch patch gave me an extra 2.1MH. Simple Mod under 5 minutes! — Works for RX470/480/570/580

I recently picked up some RX580 GPUS and wanted to get the max output possible. Here is a video on how to get that simply by modding the bios.

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Polaris Bios Editor for the Console

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Polaris Bios Editor for the console (Linux/MacOS/Windows, etc.)

WARNING: Running a modified BIOS will most likely void your GPU warranty and could potentially destroy your GPU. By using this software you agree to full responsibility for any results to your hardware.

Print all info in summary:

./pbec -i support/test.rom -s -r ALL

Print only timing strap info:

./pbec -i support/test.rom -s -r VRAM_TIMING

Print all info in full (decimal and hex where relevant):

./pbec -i support/test.rom -f -r ALL

Copying timing straps from array 0 to arrays 1, 2, 3 from support/test.rom to test2.rom:

./pbec -i support/test.rom -c 0 -p 1 2 3 -o test2.rom

You can also specify the hexadecimal byte form of a timing strap from the command line using the -n option. The length of the strap should be 96 hexadecimal characters (0-9, a-f).

The following example sets the timing strap in array position 1 to the value specified.

./pbec -i support/test.rom -o test3.rom -n aaaaaaaaaabbbbbbbbbbcccccccccc333333333344444444445555555555666666666677777777778888888889abcdef -p 1

Install the gcc compiler tools:

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