(11-04-2011, 04:46 PM)AHMED HOSSAM Wrote: Currently , i haven`t find any method for unlocking UEFI bioses ......... so it can`t be modified this time .
I`m sorry for this .
I ripped, extracted, modified, rebuilt, and reflashed my L702X bios. I did so in order to overclock the 550m GPU. The core speed went from 475MHz to ~840MHz, and vRAM from 900 to ~1140MHz.
To extract the BIOS, find file 7000 in Dell's executable (5MB) or use Universal BIOS Extractor 2.0 (2.5MB).
Open the file in PhoenixTool 1.90 (PhoenixDell UEFI), which will extract the file. (If you extracted the 7000 file, you must extract the F33E367F-
[censored] module again in the same program.) Check the box to allow user modification of modules (and uncheck SLIC). Press GO. Another extraction will begin.
Find the desired module in DUMP and modify it with a hex editor (for instance, search in hex for nvidia and your vbios number to locate your vbios). Offset for voltage for the GF116 550m (3D003DC5-
[censored]) is 0x68CA -- setting this to 02 allowed me to use the GPU at the next available voltage step in the voltage table for my chip.
Replace the module, press OK, and a reintegrated submodule will be produced. Integrate this into the core of 7000 (replacing the existing F33E367F-
[censored]) and flash with WinFlash UEFI (Dell's BIOS installer has it inside -- go grab it from temp after running the EXE or use another version floating around). Point it to the file you spat out, select BACKUP to bios1.bak in case of failure, and flash.
Viola. Not that hard to mod this BIOS so far (though I haven't done any UI or CPU stuff in it).