Zitat von Lost_N_BIOS im Beitrag #210

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You're welcome. I think many other modules would need updated for that to work, starting with the ones I mentioned originally but that may not be all required

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It could be, sometimes only a certain microcode version works, but that's usually when trying one "Gen" cpu older or newer and is more rare.
GOP AND vBIOS would be ones that would need edited/updated, as well as setup module, and possibly AMITSE/AMITSE Setupdata, also possibly ACPI Table, CPUInit modules, Powermanagement modules, and PCIE patches and ME SKU change may also need applied as well

Sorry for not checking before and only taking your mention of that microcode, but I checked now and you are correct and CPUID is 906EC
http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Core_i9/In...20i9-9900K.html

Zitat von Lost_N_BIOS im Beitrag #212

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It could be, sometimes only a certain microcode version works, but that's usually when trying one "Gen" cpu older or newer and is more rare.
GOP AND vBIOS would be ones that would need edited/updated, as well as setup module, and possibly AMITSE/AMITSE Setupdata, also possibly ACPI Table, CPUInit modules, Powermanagement modules, and PCIE patches and ME SKU change may also need applied as well

Sorry for not checking before and only taking your mention of that microcode, but I checked now and you are correct and CPUID is 906EC
http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Core_i9/In...20i9-9900K.html

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I know, you wanted 9900K added 906EC, that's what we did. Yes, I told you from the beginning adding microcode alone may not be all that's needed, many other modules as mentioned will need edited/updated or swapped in from the other BIOS.

Zitat von Lost_N_BIOS im Beitrag #214

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I know, you wanted 9900K added 906EC, that's what we did. Yes, I told you from the beginning adding microcode alone may not be all that's needed, many other modules as mentioned will need edited/updated or swapped in from the other BIOS.

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I think your only ideal option may be to use latest BIOS and get used to it, once you play a while you'll get your CPU stable how you like again too. Old BIOS, even with new microcode added, and then all the mods required, once if ever working would no longer be that stable BIOS you like anyway since it would be heavily edited.
And that's stability you desire may only be due to that CPU, you used long enough to find it's sweet spot with that BIOS, same needs done with new CPU and updated BIOS is all.

Anyone know if a bios has Bootgaurd will it be possible to mod the microcodes? This is for a Gigabyte Z390 Master board.

Thanks

@CodeRush ,

Do you think using "FPTW64 -f " to flash a modded rom file on a system that has bootguard in place would work?

I have a Gigabyte Z390 Master motherboard that will not accept my modded bios files within its qflash application.

Can you please advise?

Thank you

Depends if bootguard is setup properly or not, which it's probably not Run MEInfowin and post the bottom of the results, or just check if you see Measured boot and verified boot on the left FPF side enabled, if they are both enabled at FPF side, then send me a BIOS dump and I can see if the rest is configured properly thus enabling bootguard fully
If measured boot and verified boot are not enabled on the FPF side, then no, bootguard is not active

I replied to your PM about the Qflash issue, and posted in another thread too. That can easily be solved

Zitat von Lost_N_BIOS im Beitrag #219

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Depends if bootguard is setup properly or not, which it's probably not Run MEInfowin and post the bottom of the results, or just check if you see Measured boot and verified boot on the left FPF side enabled, if they are both enabled at FPF side, then send me a BIOS dump and I can see if the rest is configured properly thus enabling bootguard fully
If measured boot and verified boot are not enabled on the FPF side, then no, bootguard is not active

I replied to your PM about the Qflash issue, and posted in another thread too. That can easily be solved

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Key Manifest ID                              Not set     0x01        0x01
PTT                                          Not set     Enabled     Enabled
SPI Boot Source                              Not set     Enabled     Enabled
Enforcement Policy                           Not set     0x00        0x00
OEM ID                                       Not set     0x00        0x00
TXT Supported                                Disabled    Disabled    Disabled
OEM Key Manifest Present                     Not Present Present     Present
OEM Platform ID                              Not set     0x00        0x00
SOC Config Lock                              Not set     Not Done    Not Done
Persistent PRTC Backup Power                 Enabled     Enabled     Enabled
EK Revoke State                              Not Revoked Not Revoked Not Revoked
CPU Debugging                                Not set     Enabled     Enabled
BSP Initialization                           Not set     Enabled     Enabled
Measured Boot                                Not set     Disabled    Disabled
Verified Boot                                Not set     Disabled    Disabled
Protect BIOS Environment                     Not set     Disabled    Disabled
 

Yes @davidm71 - Bootguard is not active on that system. If you have a modified BIOS file that is done and ready, if you need Qflash fixed on it and can't do it, upload and I will check it for you.

@ Lost_N_BIOS

Do you think it is possible to add a cpu patch to a HPE Bios? to support Intel Platinum 8136 ?

@hijno - I don't know about that, maybe @dsanke can advise you or he can tag someone that might be able to help.

@hijno
Supporting new CPU not only need microcode, it may need other parts. You can have a try,

Zitat von dsanke im Beitrag #224

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@hijno
Supporting new CPU not only need microcode, it may need other parts. You can have a try,

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