Zitat von Wolf Larsen im Beitrag #1395

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I am using the M9E with an i9-9900K with 16t active. Everything works fine. The BIOS modified by Svarmod is here: ...

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I read that there is a method of shorting two pins on the Realtek IC, thanks to which the flash descriptors are unlocked, but I have not tested this method so I do not know if it works. I believe that use an SPI programmer is the most reliable method. That's why I use CH341A.
With SPI programmer you don't have to mod motherboard so there is nothing to show.
In older BIOS modifications to M9E dedicated to 16t, enabling HT (disabled by default) meant that UEFI could not see USB devices(under OS USB worked normaly). Now it has been fixed and therefore it is mentioned.

hello, sorry for my english but im from spain.

i have a QNCT from aliexpress but vendor says i cant use in my botherboard (h110m/k20cd/dp_mb).

lets see if someone can help me, i have a CH341a programmer. I try to modify bios with Coffeetime but it doesnt work, vendor says me the microcode of this core is 06ea.

im going to upload my original bios, lets see if someone can edit and lets run it or say me instrutions to do myself. Thanks.

when i burn bios on chip the program says "chip main memory with de contents are in disagreement"

bios: https ://mega .nz/file/R8NX3K4L#u9pLYsuf0-NcgraCePTA3OqWt0SpaBfzgUFxSAlEjUI

edit: i have managed to flash the bios with program version 1.18, but now i dont now exactly the microcodes for my processor QNCT, i try with various bios but dont start.

Just wanted to recommend you guys place some active cooling on your vrms when you do this mod.

Hi Guys,
I am having trouble with my new QQLT CPU.

Motherboard: GA-B150M-PIO-SI (similar to most GA-B150M motherboards except its an OEM type with the PCI-E at the top and at 90 degrees)

I used Coffee Time 0.92 to mod the BIOS and initially I didn't have the intel ME sorted (would turn on only for 1 second then off). I Modified the BIOS again and tested BIOS with original CPU (skylake CPU), Posts BIOS fine. When I installed the new QQLT cpu, it turns on for around 8 seconds or so (it did not make it to the Post BIOS Beep) then would restart. Moving the RAM to the other slot, it gave 5 short BEEPS (CPU error??).

I re-seated the CPU and now it only does the Power on for around 8 seconds then restarts -regardless of which slot the ram is in.

What do I do from here? Do you need pics of the Coffee time mod or further details?

Any help would be really appreciated.
Cheers

I want pair new CPU 9600KF with Maximus IX Extreme. I looked all over the internet, but I cannot find SKT_OCC pin or guide to use this CPU, can you please help me a and show me the way? :-) Have somebody did it on this MB and could give me short overview - HW mods and SW mods what I need? I dont want to modify cpu, I prefer to modify MB instead, but I am not able to find Nuvoton IO chip for SKT_OCC pin location. I am so desperate, that I will gladly pay for guide :-D

Zitat von neGryk im Beitrag #1401

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I want pair new CPU 9600KF with Maximus IX Extreme. I looked all over the internet, but I cannot find SKT_OCC pin or guide to use this CPU, can you please help me a and show me the way? :-) Have somebody did it on this MB and could give me short overview - HW mods and SW mods what I need? I dont want to modify cpu, I prefer to modify MB instead, but I am not able to find Nuvoton IO chip for SKT_OCC pin location. I am so desperate, that I will gladly pay for guide :-D

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Can't vouch vor M9E, but when I worked with M8R I checkend onboard-mods from M8A and M9F and despite finding a similar row of contacts on M8R, I did not find a connection to SKTOCC pin. So be careful when adopting mods from different designs, not everything is c&p on Asus.

Zitat von neGryk im Beitrag #1401

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I want pair new CPU 9600KF with Maximus IX Extreme. I looked all over the internet, but I cannot find SKT_OCC pin or guide to use this CPU, can you please help me a and show me the way? :-) Have somebody did it on this MB and could give me short overview - HW mods and SW mods what I need? I dont want to modify cpu, I prefer to modify MB instead, but I am not able to find Nuvoton IO chip for SKT_OCC pin location. I am so desperate, that I will gladly pay for guide :-D

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I have tried a few different options in the Coffee Time 0.92 tool, but I still can get mine to POST -it still restarts 8 second after powering on but before POST. Does anyone have any ideas as to what it causing it to fail? I have tried 2 different PSU units, with and without GPU attached (no hard drives attached.
Anyone have any ideas or anything I could try?

Regarding the pencil mod (connecting to 2 contacts) on the coffelake cpu, do I have to pay extra attention for the pencil not accidentally mark the other contacts? Are all the contacts at the side of those 2 pins used? What will happen if the pencil carbon touches those other contacts?

I have my i7-9700 booted and working fine on my ASRock Z170 K6 motherboard (a million thanks to everyone). But I'm not sure if I should be extra worry about the pencil mark.

Better stick to connecting AB35 with AC35. AC34 ("above left", when CPU is positioned with A1 corner to the lower left) would be Ground as well, but the upper right (AC36) is DDR_VTT_CNTL, likely disrupting RAM recognition, to the direct right (AB36) is PROC_SELECT which probably has no function in a single socket system, but won't give you the needed short from AB35 to ground. If you connect to AB34 ("left"), AA34, AA35 or AA36 (whole row below), you might frag parts of your VRM as these are VCCGT.

Zitat von PCGH_Torsten im Beitrag #1407

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Better stick to connecting AB35 with AC35. AC34 ("above left", when CPU is positioned with A1 corner to the lower left) would be Ground as well, but the upper right (AC36) is DDR_VTT_CNTL, likely disrupting RAM recognition, to the direct right (AB36) is PROC_SELECT which probably has no function in a single socket system, but won't give you the needed short from AB35 to ground. If you connect to AB34 ("left"), AA34, AA35 or AA36 (whole row below), you might frag parts of your VRM as these are VCCGT.

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25% success, 25% indifferent/most likely no boot, 50% could be damaging. I am acutally not quite sury what happens if you connect SKTOCC to some powerplane. SKTOCC in itself is also a positive voltage pin and has hardly anything behind it except a low voltage drop out and sensor. If that line is tollerant to 1.3 V, conecting it to VCCGT would be just another "nothing happens" mod, causing no damage no matter what you do with SKTOCC. Starting out with the wrong pin however can get you into trouble: Connecting AB34 to AC34 instead of AB35 to AC35 would short VCCin to ground which might cause some fireworks as this hat the potential to cause a rouge flow of well over 100 A on some oversized high end boards. However such as mistake would imply leaving only one row of contacts between your mod and the contact free center of the CPU instead of the indendet distance of two rows. If your math is so bad that you cannot spot this mistake before installing the CPU, you should perhaps lower you expectations for your PC's calculating speed as well. ;-)

Your link btw is carying a fake title. AB35 is in the upper part of the shown CPU, the least damaged area. Most likely area to be damaged would be almost intact upper right, where Gigabyte and allegedly Biostar boards require extensive isolation. Left hand side does show some damage and has some isolation recommendations, but the pattern of damage and endangered contacts does not match and the board in the background should be a Strix Z270, which to my knowledge does not require any isolation at all. (the precursor Maximus VIII Ranger can definitly be used with just SKTOCC). But it does require SKTOCC mod to supply a CFL with power at all and the shown CPU has not been SKTOCC modded as can be clearly seen. The most grilled parts on the lower end in that picture therewhile are VCCSA, parts of one DDR-channel plus the neighbouring DMI and PCI-E section. So someone really blew out the I/O are of his CPU here, but there is no relation to 1151 (CFL) to 1151 (SKL) modding.
Actually I am kinda disappointed that Ian makes such a lapse on his twitter as he usually is extremely well informed about Intel tech.

That was a lot more answer than indended, guess I should go back to work :-)

I need bios mod Meg Ace z390 7B12v1B1

Can you share me?