I've found a PowerEdge R610 BIOS with two new Microcodes and extracted them with the current release of platamov's MCExtractor:

CPUID 106A5 (Bloomfield) --> 1C [date: 24/01/2018]
CPUID 206C2 (Westmere) --> 1E [date: 23/01/2018]

I couldn't insert the Bloomfield Microcode into my BIOS, maybe it needs to be modified first. The Westmere file could be inserted tough. Flashing it now...

A first observation: The CPU section in the BIOS still says 1D as the Microcode version but all mitigations in Windows 10 [17133] are now active which was not the case before. Hence this might just be an oversight. Let's wait and see if the version of the HP BIOS is the same or different.

By the way, you can skip the hussle with updating your BIOS files, I've just seen that the new Windows RS 5 Insider Preview (17639) does include the new Westmere microcode already (I had switched back the BIOS again in the meantime).

Attached Microcodes


Pulled from the Z400 you guys mentioned & linked above (New 106A5 and 206C2 ~ 2018 codes)

Ha, didn't see the post above until I hit submit, lost one page back I guess :)

Zitat von plutomaniac im Beitrag #66

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Zitat von Bugger Vance im Beitrag #65

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Pulled from the Z400 you guys mentioned & linked above (New 106A5 and 206C2 ~ 2018 codes)

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Guys, always make sure you have the latest MCE and/or MCE DB downloaded first. These are not new.

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Zitat von ms178 im Beitrag #61

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I've found a PowerEdge R610 BIOS with two new Microcodes and extracted them with the current release of platamov's MCExtractor:

CPUID 106A5 (Bloomfield) --> 1C [date: 24/01/2018]
CPUID 206C2 (Westmere) --> 1E [date: 23/01/2018]

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Hi all, I have a AMD CPU on an Asus 990FX R2 and have been able to update the BIOS to everything but the CPU microcode.
I used UBU latest and updated the MCE.exe plus Database, also got the latest microcode and added it to the extracted ones in
the AMD folder in UBU but, I cannot figure out how to change the microcode using UBU.

I am not talented enough to use the Hex editor and I confess the instructions on how to do so have me slightly left out.
If anyone can give me some help, I would much appreciate it. Thanks. :)

Hi~~
I made a ucode modulw for your motherboard ,you can replace it simply by mmtool .

Bios version was 2901.

Due to this bios ws "cap" type ,so you need read this thread to realize how to flashing mod bios .
[Guide] How to flash a modded AMI UEFI BIOS
Or here .
[Guide] Flashing modified AMI Aptio UEFI using AFU

Zitat von genius239 im Beitrag #70

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Hi~~
I made a ucode modulw for your motherboard ,you can replace it simply by mmtool .

Bios version was 2901.

Due to this bios ws "cap" type ,so you need read this thread to realize how to flashing mod bios .
[Guide] How to flash a modded AMI UEFI BIOS
Or here .
[Guide] Flashing modified AMI Aptio UEFI using AFU

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Linux Processor Microcode Data File
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/27776/
== 20180425 Release ==
-- Updates upon 20180312 release --
GLK 0000001e -> 00000022 Pentium Silver N/J5xxx, Celeron N/J4xxx
BDX-ML 0b000021 -> 0b00002c Xeon E5/E7 v4; Core i7-69xx/68xx

Zitat von genius239 im Beitrag #70

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Hi~~
I made a ucode modulw for your motherboard ,you can replace it simply by mmtool .

Bios version was 2901.

Due to this bios ws "cap" type ,so you need read this thread to realize how to flashing mod bios .
[Guide] How to flash a modded AMI UEFI BIOS
Or here .
[Guide] Flashing modified AMI Aptio UEFI using AFU

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@plutomaniac

Hello! :))

Please upload latest MC 306C1 (PM). Tnx.