Zitat von Jman im Beitrag #855

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Hi @Ket when trying to flash this new bios mod (k5) i keep getting Bios ID Mismatch , both on DOS and Q-Flash, any idea why? thank you for the hard work

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Will try it again when home and report back

Hello again. The error on Q-flash is " Bios ID check Error. On dos is !!!Bios Id Mismatch!!! Never got this problem with your bios

Sorry for the brain damage. The fix was using the jumper to clear CMOS. Installed successfully through DOS. THANK YOU

Zitat von Jman im Beitrag #859

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Sorry for the brain damage. The fix was using the jumper to clear CMOS. Installed successfully through DOS. THANK YOU

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Ket, you can tell if your modded f9d or f22b is Windows 7 compatible?
Since i'm using B350 Gaming 3, the official sh*t UEFIs is not compatible since F5~F6. They updated and removed the Windows 10 Features options, making impossible to change for "Other OS" wich i think is the option to make Windows 7 run without pci.sys d1 error BSOD.

there's a little problem with your F23 bios.
i can't boot from cd if i want.

- if i've got a cd in my driver, and if i push F12 when i must, i've got three bip from my rig.

- if i let a cd in my driver without pushing F12, same.......3 bips.

to boot from a cd, i must not put the cd in the driver, enter in the bios, put the cd in the driver, close it, then go to choose to boot from the cd in the bios.....

very strange

Zitat von Floyd im Beitrag #862

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there's a little problem with your F23 bios.
i can't boot from cd if i want.

- if i've got a cd in my driver, and if i push F12 when i must, i've got three bip from my rig.

- if i let a cd in my driver without pushing F12, same.......3 bips.

to boot from a cd, i must not put the cd in the driver, enter in the bios, put the cd in the driver, close it, then go to choose to boot from the cd in the bios.....

very strange

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Zitat von _kaya im Beitrag #861

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Ket, you can tell if your modded f9d or f22b is Windows 7 compatible?
Since i'm using B350 Gaming 3, the official sh*t UEFIs is not compatible since F5~F6. They updated and removed the Windows 10 Features options, making impossible to change for "Other OS" wich i think is the option to make Windows 7 run without pci.sys d1 error BSOD.

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Zitat von ket im Beitrag #863

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I always expose the Win 10 Features options in the modded firmwares so F23 should work fine once the setting is changed to "Other OS".

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Zitat von ket im Beitrag #863

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Probably related to boot devices. Under Fast Boot > SATA Devices, change the option to "all sata devices".

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Hi, Is it possible to change how the SOC Voltage automatically changes itself when using a higher specified memory frequency as supported.

Ex, If I run my RAM at 3000MHz, the SOC Voltage is at 1.1V -- If I change my RAM speed back to 2400MHz, the SOC Voltage will run at 0.9V -- There's no option for me to manually decrease the SOC Voltage, but only to increase it, set it to Auto or leave it as (Normal)

I've seen other boards run higher frequency RAM's at 0.9V SOC Voltage just fine.

Gaming K5 F23 BIOS

@atomfix41:
You should be able to manually change SoC voltage, keep cycling through the options with the "+" and "-" keys on the keypad. As for can I change how the algorithm works that would be a negatory that algorithm is deeply buried and I have no idea where.

EDIT by Fernando: Fully quoted post replaced by directly addressing (to save space and for a better readability)

I tried. It will only give me the Auto, Normal and + it never goes into the -

The higher i increase the memory frequency above 2400MHZ it automatically applies a higher SOC voltage with no option to decrease it, only to increase it 😕

Zitat von atomfix41 im Beitrag #868

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I tried. It will only give me the Auto, Normal and + it never goes into the -

The higher i increase the memory frequency above 2400MHZ it automatically applies a higher SOC voltage with no option to decrease it, only to increase it 😕

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Hi. Can't really tell you if something missing since I'm not using any fastboot settings since first zen + compatible bios because it won't allow me to get into bios if I use fast or ultra fast boot. I can test it later and let you know. Once again thank you for the spent work on this