Running Tesla K40m on a 32-bit BIOS motherboard.

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Gusstert
Junior Member

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06-25-2023, 09:02 PM

#21

Thank you for your assistance. The current output hasn't produced the desired result yet. AMIBCP_V3.37.exe BIOS.rom

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kalleboii
Senior Member

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06-27-2023, 01:16 PM

#22

You're right, updating a bios string primarily affects its textual representation without altering its underlying functionality.

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Superlettuce19
Senior Member

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06-29-2023, 08:12 AM

#23

This seems improbable, but could there be an open-source BIOS for the EVGA SR-2? It might not be the official version, but something functional and fully open source exists. I wasn’t able to locate a solution for the editor problem, so I’m wondering if using a pre-built program that pulls source code from the BIOS chip or ROM could be viable.

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ByFeNix1350
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06-29-2023, 09:12 AM

#24

I just stepped inside at the door around 8 PM here. I’ll take a look...

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mrgiggles01
Member

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06-29-2023, 01:29 PM

#25

@Poet129 Correct, changing 3 higher will do nothing. The bios (AMI in general) is capable. However, to map anything higher than 3G would be a complete build of the bios from the ground up. There just isn't a way to map the resources to this bios otherwise that I know of. Unfortunately, this is beyond my capabilities, or I'd be working for Asus or something. Since resizable bar is not present, we cannot give User control of it to change the setting in the bios, it's obviously not there, and it's not "hidden" in the bios. I hate saying it, but we'll not get this card working in the SR-2. Now if this was an SR-3, word has it that resizable bar will be featured in an upcoming bios.... But obviously, this helps us none. The only alternative I know of is modifying the bios on the K40 and reduce the aperture size. I do know that the card needs a 16Gb block, so reducing this will probably be a serious performance hit. Sell the card. (if you can.)