Nah, I didn't clear CMOS. I'll try again, hold on.

Zitat von Lost_N_BIOS im Beitrag #30

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It's not shown at top inside advanced section? Did you clear CMOS and load defaults after programming it in? It should be right there on top inside advanced section, but I can't "See" BIOS layout so not sure if that is a page or click into menu etc.

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What do you see in the advanced section? Do you have option to change CPU to manual?

Since BIOS 4 test was with your ME settings, which deal with things that would be in the jumperfree section (Overclocking), it's possible the hardware is not on your board if test BIOS 2 or 1 appears the same in the BIOS to you (ie no jumperfree settings either)
And, since BIOS 4 works, but straight unedited crossflash does not, this makes me think the ME settings in other boards BIOS that enable/set the overclock stuff dealing with the clock controls and crystals are what causes that to fail since those are not on your board.

So, it appears there is not proper hardware on the board in order to use an overclock enabled BIOS (ie no clock controller, freq crystal etc).
BIOS with updated microcode might fix something, since I noted a ton of errors pointing at your CPU in the backup BIOS nvram area, but I don't think it would enable the BIOS section since I'm thinking that's locked to the ME settings that seem to cause your board to fail to boot (Crossflash unedited BIOS)

That would be true.

Which BIOS do you want with updated microcodes? I doubt it will help anything, but hopefully will stop NVRAM errors from piling up in the BIOS logs.

Mostly the CM5575 bios pretty much.

So original BIOS, updated microcodes then, correct?

Here, I could not find updates for two CPUID's (106E0 and 106F0), but your CPU updated code from 2010 to 2018 (106E5)
https://www.sendspace.com/file/vg0jak

Zitat von Lost_N_BIOS im Beitrag #37

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So original BIOS, updated microcodes then, correct?

Here, I could not find updates for two CPUID's (106E0 and 106F0), but your CPU updated code from 2010 to 2018 (106E5)
https://www.sendspace.com/file/vg0jak

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No, that was the original BIOS from Asus, you said you wanted SM5575 stock so that's what I did LAN MAC would be missing is why no LAN, I didn't think about that.

Give me your LAN MAC ID and I can fix the stock BIOS. Preferably LAN MAC ID from a sticker on the board, either 24 pin or PCI/PCIE slot make sure it's not serial if on the PCIE slot, compare with long white sticker, partial serial will be there LAN will not.
It's not 20 CF 30 B1 B8 0D, or 02 AI 01 0F 7F F1 is it?
Or I can update microcodes in BIOS #2 if you want, but that shouldn't have your LAN MAC ID either, so you may just need to reinstall drivers.
I don't have your LAN MAC ID, so I never put that into any of these BIOS, and all should have failed for LAN MAC when programed with programmer
Programmer without ID (using a stock bare BIOS, not modified dump) Usually gives 88:88:88:88:87:88 or similar incorrect LAN, because the BIOS flashing apps leave in real stock value when flashing, and programmers write in what's in the BIOS

Ah yes, that's true. Hold up, once I wake up in the afternoon I'll give you the LAN MAC address.

Sorry for taking long, here you go.

Thanks, I had it correct, and written above in post #39 - Will edit in stock BIOS shortly, with your correct LAN MAC ID

@TheGamingRing - Sorry for the way, here ya go - https://www.sendspace.com/file/cggivu

Thanks mate, sorry for the one month delay since I was busy doing stuff and had no internet.

You're welcome, and no problem! It's all fixed now correct?