Hey, I'm here from watching Wendell's/Level1Techs' video. Do you need a bios that matches the memory configuration in order to make an upgrade work?yes we will but we have not seem valid evidence that these upgrades actually exist for blackwell yet
the vbios firmware signature bypass used on the 40xx series to enable this chip-select feature (clamshell mode) on the 40 series has not yet been cracked on the 50 series, though with AI tools im sure its around the corner if the 170hx unlock is anything to go by.Hey, I'm here from watching Wendell's/Level1Techs' video. Do you need a bios that matches the memory configuration in order to make an upgrade work?
I'd be very keen to upgrade my 5090 to 64GB for better local LLM use. It's not a top-tier card, just a Gigabyte Windforce OC 32G specifically (the one that got a bad rep for the excess thermal putty) so I'd willing to experiment with it.
I'll keep my fingers crossed, then, thanks.the vbios firmware signature bypass used on the 40xx series to enable this chip-select feature (clamshell mode) on the 40 series has not yet been cracked on the 50 series, though with AI tools im sure its around the corner if the 170hx unlock is anything to go by.
Ahh good point, making them blowers for multi-card in a high-end config makes sense. Okay. Bummer though. I guess I'll just wait and see. Thanks!So a few theories, the most likely is that they are all being converted to blower card 2-slot variants so they fit into servers and high density easily.