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Please help me unbrick my biostar rx560
Hi there
Last night I flashed my Rx 560 4gb card with a modded bios . Unfortunately the rom was not ok and I bricked my gpu . I have done almost everything (using another gpu to boot ,different mbs, hp usb dos ,...) without a success. My last chance and hope is to use a 1 and 8 pins connection of the bios chip on the card.
Please help to find out which one is the bios chip first and which pins are 1 and 8 so that I connect them correctly.
here is the photos of my card:
http://uupload.ir/files/e9zp_img_20180803_111331.jpg
http://uupload.ir/files/uz62_img_20180803_111321.jpg
Thanks
Last night I flashed my Rx 560 4gb card with a modded bios . Unfortunately the rom was not ok and I bricked my gpu . I have done almost everything (using another gpu to boot ,different mbs, hp usb dos ,...) without a success. My last chance and hope is to use a 1 and 8 pins connection of the bios chip on the card.
Please help to find out which one is the bios chip first and which pins are 1 and 8 so that I connect them correctly.
here is the photos of my card:
http://uupload.ir/files/e9zp_img_20180803_111331.jpg
http://uupload.ir/files/uz62_img_20180803_111321.jpg
Thanks
Comments
the card vbios is most probably stored in FM25Q04
http://img.cecport.com/product/product/files/201701/ff80808155e70f70015968705ed7031c.pdf
to reflash the vga card vbios i would suggest you to use a SOP clip with a cheap CH341A chip based SPI programmer (should work)
SOP clip:
https://www.atomsindustries.com/assets/images/items/ASD1104/Pomona5250.jpg