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Didn't work for me, maybe because the chip I'm trying to flash is already bricked.

Hello. So quiet here.

AMD installs the Ryzen Master SDK when installing the Adrenalin software and automatically overclocks the CPU. Check if it's enabled under the Performance tab and disable it in Task Scheduler. Also check if you have PBO boost in the BIOS and lower it a bit or totally disable it.

That's how Google translated it for me -- "lyrics". Maybe Homex is such a good belter. LOL. @Homex, don't kill your card.:alien::geek:

The review starts with an introduction of the newer AMD AGESAs, but eventually tests the RAM kits on Intel. I'm running 8000MT/s stably on my X670E board myself and was expecting to see benchmarks on Ryzen, but apparently not.

The Bykski block for the Nitro+ comes with eight "grub screws" but you can only install seven. And the manual shows only six screws to be installed.

The marked areas are the backside of the VRMs. On the Bykski block I also put thermal pads on those plus on the backside of the GPU die and VRAM chips.

Try reverting to driver version 23.5.2.

I treat my GPU die like a PS5 die (not my photo). :-)

Hahaha! It's Plasti-dip -- rubberized spray paint. After spray-painting the entire die and SMDs (no masking needed), I let it dry and remove the coat on the die itself with a tweezer. It easily peels because its rubber. Then I put nail polish on the SMDs for extra protection (not really needed)...

Plus nail polish on top and Kapton tape to catch any spills.:LOL:

Looks like roasted chicken in foil. 1697504051 I didn't quite understand this thing with Krisfix. Did he actually check the card physically? Suggestion: Master Solderer should try flashing both BIOS chips disconnected from the GPU. I also have a feeling the GPU is alive and well. A couple drops...

What a beautiful mod from @darko664. Very pretty.:-)

Same with RDNA2 Nitro+ but I managed to flash my 6800 XT Quiet BIOS with a different ROM. Didn't experience a problem at all. I also don't see how the two BIOSes can be connected if the card is not powered. So you flashed the Quiet BIOS with the Performance ROM while the switch was on Quiet BIOS?

Maybe ShirKhan can try flashing both chips with the Performance ROM.

This is getting weirder and weirder. :unsure: You used an external programmer to fix it? Verification worked?

Before flashing the Quiet BIOS with an external programmer, I successfully flashed the Quiet BIOS chip with a copy of my Performance ROM using AMDVBFLASH.EXE. So I actually had two Performance ROMS on both chips. So you also bricked your Quiet BIOS using an external programmer but managed to...

I use thick thermal pads on the backplate so there's no chance of a short. About the "proper" way to flash the Nitro+, I never succeeded in flashing it because I only tried it on the Quiet BIOS. I didn't want to mess with my main BIOS. After bricking my Quiet BIOS, I tried flashing it with the...

Sorry for your woes. About the Bykski block, you're supposed to remove the four standoffs on the backplate because they serve no purpose and cause the PCB to bend when you use the rest of the screws to attach the backplate to the PCB. On the Nitro+, you also need to remove the two screws that...

I bricked my quiet BIOS after trying and failing to flash it properly. I tried all versions of Neoprogrammer. Verification always failed. I also used Neoprogrammer and EVC2 to flash my quiet BIOS back to stock. I spent hours and hours trying to fix it. I almost lost my mind. Didn't work...