And I did use hundreds of GDDR5 timings strings to statistically discover layout of registers and their parts.


I am not exactly sure about Stilt work.
As I stated before (there are some post of mine in this thread) there are some vendors timings which differs from Stilt ones only by few values.
Out of historic context it is hard to tell who copied who.

Respect is irrelevant.
I said 'Out of historic context it is hard to tell who copied who.'
It is not bold, it just states that either vendors used Stilt work or other way around.
Who done it is irrelevant (at least for me), changed values are not.

Yeah lol, now that a lot is out of the box, this thread is back to being super active..
Funny how "certain" people come back to live when free things are given out...

It's one thing to have the tools, it's another thing to know what you're doing... (where are them mode registers  )

Do you really think the big AMD vendors don't have access to AMDs proprietary in-house BIOS dev tools, and need to copy straps from some guy on forums? (FYI the Stilt had/has access to the same tools).

And with tools you also need brains to use it.
I do not exclude such possibility.
Given that there are some stock bioses which copy timings to higher straps and
that Stilt said vendors do lazy optimization job.
Of cause it may be because vendors and Stilt both had access to good stuff.

I am to lazy to do digging and will not put money on either case.
For the sake of optimization it is irrelevant 'who changed after who', only changed values is relevant.

I, too, would like to see some screenshots.

On the note of AMD:

You'd be surprised what big companies borrow from the community. Stilt did indeed have access to these tools; but that doesn't mean his work and his contribution to the community wasn't just as important. He opened up the door and made video game developers, miners, rendering farms, scientific communities etc. that were just starting, and didn't necessarily have the right contacts, that editing a VBIOS was a possibility.
He will always have my respect for that.

AMD did not have the ability to disable ROPs. This is something Stilt figured out on his own, and that's not something that's easy to find.

Guess what, i know almost nothing about CAS, ARB, MISC, but by trial & error method i managed to get a pretty good strap
Looks like its time to learn some shit, and understand what am i really doing when changing hex values LOL

Thank you ohgod people for sharing the knowledge

I'll prepare documentation this weekend to go along with all of this, that makes it clear what you're doing when you change stuff; and what each value is used for. You're very welcome. This stuff shouldn't be kept hidden - the straps are the important things, and people will still pay handsomely for straps.

You can find one of the applicable Hynix datasheets online, Samsung I haven't seen posted anywhere

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