![]() ![]() The current, first version of the new tool will allow you to change, adapt and save the BIOS entries of the Radeon RX 5700 (XT) in a direct way, analogous to the MPT (More Power Tool). and all the active community members who tested for days and weeks and reported bugs. The result is the RBE (Red BIOS Editor), and so my thanks go to the R.B.R.T. But the community around the Red BIOS Rebellion Team has of course taken up this challenge. Unfortunately, since Adrenaline 2020 this was, at least temporarily, over for the time being. Since AMD has massively restricted the use of the SoftPowerPlayTables and thus indirectly also the MorePowerTool with the Adrenaline drivers from 2020, the community mourns the former overclocking or underclocking bonus, which made the Navi cards like a Radeon RX 5700 (XT) at least a bit more interesting or efficient and was gladly taken along as a free bonus. We are working on a steady expansion and look forward to Navi 3x as well! Besides helpful defaults for the power budget and various voltages, the tool also allows improvements in memory settings and other areas as usual, which AMD’s Wattman unfortunately does not offer. The MPT now also supports the Radeon RX 6500 and RX 6400 with different SPPT. In case of doubt, the VGA Devive Manager (freeware, last page) also helps with the detection of the most current entry and the removal of superfluous entries. Of course we would be very happy about a feedback in the forum about the use of this new function! The More PowerTool (MPT) has been also revised once again for the detection of the installed graphics adapters (keyword Unicode) and also detects different variants of the driver entries.
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