I did not say anything about your ASUS GPU in particular. I personally would obtain the VBIOS from Manufacturer Technical Support, not that TechPowerUp VBIOS Database, but many people do use it. I do not recommend anyone flashes their GPU VBIOS unless they really have to.
Since you feel so strongly about GPU-Z perhaps you should not have purchased an ASUS AMD GPU. Many people use GPU-Z to save a copy of their GPU VBIOS(s), for VBIOS modding, for re-flashing VBIOS onto bricked GPUs. RE: Anybody by now should have recognized it since long be´fore. I just installed that version of GPUTweak II software to check which version of GPU-Z it uses and see if it can dump out VBIOS or not from it.
You can dump out the VBIOS in case you need a copy of it, should something go wrong, and you need to re-flash the VBIOS onto your GPU. It points to an ASUS ROG themed version of GPU-Z. You also used to be able to dump a copy of your GPU VBIOS for your card that you purchased in older versions of the software that I have used at least. GPU Tweak II normally comes with GPU-Z software integrated so that you can use it to report information about your GPU. Here is the link: Card/Unique_Applications/GPUTweakII-Version2303.zip I suggest you talk to Asus Support for your card about that.Īsus provide a download for GPU Tweak II Software on the support page for your ASUS TUF Gaming Radeon RX 6900 XT OC GPU. RE: And my I ask: why install and using such a poor, destructive s/w as GPU-Z in the first place? One of which is for the ASUS TUF Gaming Radeon RX 6900 XT OC: There are Two VBIOS dumped out for ASUS RX6900XT models. RE: Nor is there any VBIOs flashable that I'm aware about. There is no VBIOS download I can find either. I did not say there was a VBIOS update from Asus.
RE: There are no such VBiOs update on my ASUS TUF Gaming Radeon RX 6900 XT OC The title of the post should be self explanatory. RE: I don't get it at all. What are You talking about?
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