As I have stated and many others as well, you cannot adjust the “Memory Voltage” using Polaris Bios Editor. That number does absolutely nothing to the bios and nothing to the GPU either.
The only way to get the results you guys think you are getting is by using one of the few GPU (Asus Strix comes to mind) that has a Hex value already in the Bios and then changing that using a Hex Editor. Otherwise you would need to add 8E to the VoltageInfo Table in the bios and the associated value for the Offset as well. That is the easy part because then you need to correct the ROM length and all the tables you screw up by adding those hex values. As well as some other stuff …
I am currently testing a new release with more stable stratum connection (reliable reconnect when pool disconnects) and fixed extranonce support. If it runs stable I will release it later today.
Please do not take offense to this:
I would not touch that bios with a 10 foot poll. It is a complete waste of electricity and will crash 90% of the GPU’s that use it. I will start with a few items wrong with it.
1 - As mentioned your “Memory Voltage” mod does absolutely nothing
2 - 1400 Core Clock is not going to be stable on most cards at boot and definitely not under load.
3 - You have not increased the power because it has a limit in the ROM. Try adding some mV to the DPM7 position and see what happens when you boot up— If you add to much you wont see anything but a black screen .
4 - You bumped up the core clock to 1400 and left the DPM7 unchanged, do you know the value of your DPM7-- if not maybe take a look at this:
ANd the list goes on and on. I would suggest reading about DPM, EVV, VID, VDDCI, MVDDC etc so you do not fry yours and other peoples expensive hardware.
If enough people used it the difficulty would go down due to wrecked cards. This is why I don’t recommend anyone download ANY modded bios unless they are suitably technically competent to know likely effects of using it.
It’s better to learn how to mod your own then at least you have some control over whether or not you burn out your cards.
I run a few of my cards with that BIOS, yes, some do even not start / crash / or overheat.
Those are just my VBIOS that I have been playing with, which I just shared.
But for the sake of caution, I removed that rom just to avoid that someone with not that much clue about BIOS flashing does not fry his card.
I did not think about that, so thanks for your comment on that!
