Thank you!!!!!!! I am downloading.
I want to know what the role of memory patchID is?

@June Da Pek - You're welcome! I've been waiting long time for you to reply, I assumed you'd get my tag notification right when I posted and be here in a hurry to test, many hours ago
You can see what Memory PatchID is in AMIBCP, at the stock BIOS, in location shown in that image. It just shows memory stick info, it was hidden from you originally, so you don't need/use it anyway
It shows part number, memory patch checksum Manufacturer ID etc - if/when all that is programmed into the SPD/XMP, if not then it probably shows nothing

Thank you !!!! It worked!!!!!
I just flash it what you mod for me,and saw "Advance" from OC space, you are so GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!
but..... the TXT option is greay，is inoperable... and TDP problem still not solved....

@June Da Pek - Great, thank you for report back! And you're welcome!
Please show me image of what all is grayed out or missing for you, and I can fix. Sorry something is grayed, I can't see/test on my end, so could not tell what is missing after this, or gray etc, until I see image.
Don't worry, we can make not-gray!

What about TDP, it's locked still too, or gray?

The TXT option like this
The tdp is settable either in or ,even in aida64 is ,but when I run FritzChessBenchmark, the real-time power consumption of aida64 is ， I confirm that this power consumption is wrong.

@June Da Pek - on TDP, change those values, and see if anything changes at AIDA64 (Change to more, and change to less than you see at AIDA64, for test, to see if actuallly any changes are applying or not).
If not, more or less, doesn't change this, then I will look, maybe some hidden setting at debug is locking this to that amount, or some other related setting you still can't see that I need to make visible for you.

I am sorry, but for these TDP, thermal/wattage controls etc, I can't really advise on what works, what doesn't, how to change or set anything, I don't use any of that so don't know myself.
I do know how to make BIOS settings visible though, so if anything missing from above area I will fix for you, thanks for images. Any setting or submenu you see missing in BIOS vs AMIBCP at new Advanced area let me know

Here is BIOS with un-grayed Intel TXT And, while doing, I see some TDP & related settings were also still hidden from you, please let me know if you see them now (if any gray, or still missing, it's OK, let me know and I will fix!)
Unsuppress Intel TXT Setting (Fixed from Edit #1) + Add Configurable TDP Level, Config TDP LOCK at same Page (Advanced >> CPU Config)
Add following at Advanced >> Performance Tuning >> CPU Config
PP0 Power Lock Enable
PP0 Power Limit Enable
PP0 Power Limit(1/8 Watt)
PP1 Power Lock Enable
PP1 Power Limit Enable
PP1 Power Limit(1/8 Watt)

http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?fil...949111975469448

Could also be, maybe always off/wrong, due to you are using mobile CPU on desktop? Maybe something we can't fix, some internal CPU coding for mobile is missing/different than desktop
That, or mobile CPU silicon has internal locks/different things relating to this to not let it go so high or it would melt laptop (maybe you can't change, even in desktop, due to set in silicon)

I try the new version just now, and I am sure that TXT option is optional,but it can not be saved. I mean when I set it to "enable" and save then restart to BIOS,the option is always "disable" like the pic
For TDP issues,I don't see
PP0 Power Lock Enable
PP0 Power Limit Enable
PP0 Power Limit(1/8 Watt)
PP1 Power Lock Enable
PP1 Power Limit Enable
PP1 Power Limit(1/8 Watt) in Advanced >> Performance Tuning >> CPU Config, and it is also unable to unlock the TDP lock

In this pic,the 1st option can not be saved,when saved and exit, it will be reduction.The options "Power Limit value (watt)" to "Power Limit 2 value (watt)" is can be read correctly by AIDA64, but cannot be executed correctly.The options "1~4 Core Ratio Limit" cannot be saved,Its value depends on the "CPU Ratio" option from "OC" homepage,when the value from OC homepage is Auto,then the "1~4 Core Ratio Limit" will depend on the default value of CPU.

PS:I think maybe we should to update the ME FW to 9.1.37.1002_1.5MB_PRD_RGN ? I am sure this version can run well in this mainboard.

@June Da Pek - OK, thanks for letting me know, this means needs changed at debug and or NVRAM too (this will remain enabled, hope that is what you want)?
Yes, it's set to disabled in debug (maybe NVRAM too, didn't check until you confirm you want enabled, then i will set enabled everywhere).
May also be stuck due to your CPU may not support that function, could be why it goes back to disabled. Do you know if your CPU supports it for sure, or not?
That (CPU = mobile) may also be why TDP Package setting wont stay what you set too.

For the other settings, thanks, looks like they also need set access level in AMIBCP too (didn't do last time thinking may not be required).
You can do that, or I can if you want? Let me know. If you do it, pick two of those settings and set one to user and one to supervisor, and see which shows up in BIOS, then you know, set rest to one that works.

Core ratio settings, that is normal, you can't set higher than main core value, and some CPU's you can't set only what is allowed by Intel CPU designed.
I am not a pro at "Settings" I can only do BIOS modifications, I can't really help advise what settings work with what hardware, what doesn't work, what you can/can't set, what you can/can't use, I can only make settings available to you.
I think, probably, 99% of the issues you are having here are due to using a mobile CPU on desktop BIOS. Get a desktop CPU and problems will be MUCH less for you.

Highest ME FW you can have is already there 9.0.31.1487 - see warning for 8 Series and FW 9.0-9.1 here in middle of info area at Section B
Intel Management Engine: Drivers, Firmware & System Tools

Let me know, if you want me to make the AMIBCP changes about PP0/PP1 settings, or you can do it? And, if you wnt TXT hard enabled, let me know, I will do.
If you do go ahead with AMIBCP PP0/PP1 access level test changes, let me know which one works (User/Super) and I will make those changes too when i do the next Intel TXT edit.

Please help me to do those operating what you mentioned,cause I may not understand you correctly, my native language is not English, my English is very poor T^T
I don't know anything about NVRAM,It has very little information in Chinese forum...but I am sure that all 49xxhq CPUs supported Intel TXT, I test it in my another Colorful H87 mainboard.And I am also sure that ME FW 9.1 can run well in Z87 GD65.
In fact ,I don't understand what "pick two of those settings and set one to user and one to supervisor" means = = which 2 settings ？
Please help me to do those operating T^T

OK, I can do. What I meant for you to maybe do was AMIBCP changes, I assumed / thought you've used AMIBCP before to change "Access Level" to User or Supervisor.
That is all you need to do now on the PO0 / PP1 type settings. And this is what I means about "Pick two" As example, below I "picked two" As in choose two settings for initial test, to see which setting (User or Supervisor) allow you to see the option in BIOS
Or you can just do one setting, make two BIOS, one with User set on setting, and second BIOS with Supervisor set on same setting. I mentioned to do two settings at once, with different setting applied, because it's easier and quicker, you only edit one BIOS to test two things at once (User and Super, which shows in BIOS)

PP0 Power Lock Enable << Set Access Level >> User
PP0 Power Limit Enable << Set Access Level >> Supervisor

Then flash BIOS, boot to BIOS, and see which one of the above setting you see. Once you know user/super which one works, set the others that are missing all to same one user or super.
I can do for you if you want, don't worry if you still don't understand what I mean.

NVRAM edits, yes, I assumed I would need to do those for you. Those kind of edit very hard to explain too, sometime I need to make a guide about NVRAM editing

Your English is OK, at least what you write to me is OK, but yes I know maybe you don't always understand what I write to you, it's OK

So, you confirm Intel TXT and that CPU, functions properly in your other board? If yes, OK, I can force it enabled. How do you check this function is working in windows, does HWINFO64 show it enabled as a CPU feature?

ME 9.1 may run fine on Z87 chipset, but you can't insert it into BIOS safely due to this BIOS was not made for 9.1. I linked you to the warnings and issues that causes.

Oh,I fully understand what you said right now,but I still think I need you help on modify the BIOS,cause maybe I can not fully understand the guide to upadating ME FW ....
I want to know something about NVRAM...
And I am really really sure this CPU's TXT can running very well,CPUz will show me if it will work (On CPU-z >> CPU >> Instruckions)
So...can you help me to make 2 version BIOS' with ME 9.0 and ME 9.1 ？

ME FW is already up to date to latest you can use. Here is quoted warning from the page I linked you to about this

Zitat

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Warning for 8-series systems: The 8-series desktop systems initially come with v9.0 firmware. The latter is upgradeable to v9.1 firmware only if the OEM has updated the BIOS to be compatible as well. If your BIOS is up to date and the firmware is still v9.0 then avoid updating to v9.1 but only to latter v9.0 releases. The system will not brick but, if the BIOS is not ready, you may face BCLK, fan control and other issues after which going back to v9.0 firmware is often difficult. However, if your current 8-series system has firmware v9.1 (after a BIOS update) then you can update to the latest v9.1 firmware as provided below.

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On Intel TXT, so you see this option working in CPUz with your other board and this exact CPU model and stepping? If yes, OK, I will force to Enabled at all areas+NVRAM too.

OK，I know it.
I am sure, and please help me to do that about NVRAM

@June Da Pek - Please test first, which of these do you see (PP0 Power Lock Enable) or (PP0 Power Limit Enable)? at Advanced >> Performance Tuning >> CPU Config
If still neither, it's OK, I will send you new package with more to try until we find correct method to make visible. Then I will do rest all at once + Intel TXT / NVRAM-All
https://ufile.io/vc6fh0xq

I see those 2 options about PP0 at Advanced >> Performance Tuning >> CPU Config