"Internal number" (in the top right corner) should be 1796 for BIOS 3.03. 10 Open the tag, then "GUID defined section", then click on Raw section. This is the item containing the latest vBIOS 4 Create your modded vBIOS, see separate list below -> let's call it 960M_OC.MOD 3 Now you can find your vBIOS in the "DUMP" subfolder in the folder containing your BIOS.ROM, with the file name:īE13645B-2C2C-44D2-A64F-0EA052C34597_1796.ROM 2 The tool analyses it and shows some messages, click OK How to create modded BIOS (point 5 above):ĥ.1 Start PhoenixTool.exe from Phoenix Tool 2.50 and open your previously saved original BIOS.ROM from point #1 above Start 'cmd' as Administrator and write your _modded_ BIOS via Fptw64: Create your modded BIOS, see separate list belowĦ. After reboot & reflash, start Windows, then enter standby, wait a bit, then wake up the machineĥ. From Windows, downgrade to 1.13 (this is necessary because the newer BIOSes have protection against mod-ding)Ĥ. Reboot, enter your BIOS and check "Enable downgrading BIOS" feature (we need to downgrade first in order to flash the modded BIOS)ģ. From Windows, start 'cmd' as Administrator and read your your BIOS via Fptw64:Ģ. Flash the latest (3.03 now) official BIOSġ. Please note: it is very dangerous to play with the BIOS, so you need to be very careful! I take NO RESPONSIBILITY for any damage or misuse of the information below! Use it AT YOUR OWN RISK!Ġ. So this is my detailed description how I managed to mod and overclock my GTX 960M in my Lenovo Y50-70. however, everytime i try to do it, it always says "file size does not match existing bios size!", and it's really annoying, since i had to find everything myself, as no one else online tried this on my specific model, besides me. Im trying to mod my bios so that i can go past the normal overclocking limit.
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