RBE - Radeon BIOS editor 1.20

Copied from TechPowerUp Homepage: RBE - Radeon BIOS editor RBE is a handy tool to modify several interesting parameters in ATI BIOS files. It focuses on fan and clock settings as these are the most important things to most users. BIOS modification is an alternative to using memory resident tweaking utilities such as RivaTuner, ATI Tray Tools or ATITool. But RBE can do more than that: It will balance the BIOS file's checksum, lets you modify the Overdrive settings, enables superior PowerPlay functionality for some video cards, contains a CCC profile editor for hidden features of the CCC and much more. Main Features * Can display and change a lot of information strings inside the BIOS file, including Device ID and vendor ID. * Accesses every PowerPlay state and can change GPU clocks, RAM clocks and voltage for each of them seperately. * Displays the PowerPlay structure of the BIOS. * Also displays the voltages the card can make use of. * Can graphically display and modify four different fan controllers in a very comfortable way and automatically figures out which controller is used for a particular BIOS. * RBE modifies the Overdrive signature of a BIOS to enable a higher overclocking limit. Signatures can also be extracted and saved to a file. * Will make the annoying spin up bug some cards have vanish. * Enables superior PowerPlay. * Contains a profile editor for accessing hidden CCC panel features. * Acquires and flashes BIOSes all from within RBE using the built-in WinFlash interface. Which video cards are supported? So far, this might be an incomplete list: * 2400 * 2400 LE * 2400 PRO * 2400 PRO AGP * 2400 XT * 2600 LE * 2600 Pro * 2600 Pro AGP * 2600 XT * 2600 XT AGP * 2900 GT * 2900 PRO * 2900 XT * 3200 series * 3300 series * 3430 * 3450 * 3470 * 3470 mobile * 3600 series * 3850 * 3870 * 3870 X2 * 4350 * 4550 * 4670 * 4830 * 4850 * 4850 X2 * 4870 * 4870 X2 * FireGL V3600 * FireGL V5600 * FireGL V7600 * FireGL V7700 * FireGL V8600 * FireGL V8650 All in all, the engine is somewhat flexible. If you have a video card which is not officially supported, just give it a shot nevertheless. There is no installation required. Just download the RBE.exe and run it. There is just that one single file. No administrative privileges are required to run RBE, whether you use Windows XP or Vista. Comments from the uploader (olofolleola4): Here is a tutorial about how RBE works: http://www.techpowerup.com/articles/overclocking/vidcard/154

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