Zitat von TechNaOkami im Beitrag #804

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Whats SKTOCC? ive been combing through the forum but haven't seen it much till i started googling it.

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Why is the size of RAM only limited to 16GB?
Is there another way to make RAM more than 16GB?

"edited"

succes after choose different bios

thank you

@Lost_N_BIOS Thank you for your help. My current CPU is a Pentium G4560, the CPU I want to use is an i3 9100f SRF6N, that is, U0. My motherboard is GA-H110M-H with BIOS F24.

https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/GA-...support-dl-bios

This video was with the attempt I made to change the bios with Allinone.exe.: https://youtu.be/3GHLF4nUfn4

Comments:
1 - In the error window I clicked repeat.
2 - Where there is "foi inesperado nesse momento" that say "was unexpected at this point."
3 - Where there is "Já existe uma subpasta ou arquivo tpm." that say "There is already a subfolder or tpm file."

One question, is it still necessary to isolate the processor pins, since in this case it is U0?

file.php?url=http%3A%2F%2Ffiles.homepagemodules.de%2Fb602300%2Ff16t3987p60271n4_CjABuPvn.jpg&r=1&content=%5BTOOL%5D_Easy_automated_Mod_tool_for_Coffee_Lake_bios

@sroberto be careful as Gigabyte H110 are not recommended for this mod.

@elisw Okay, thanks for the warning. I saw that some people did with this plate model and it worked, so I'm trying to do it.

@Lost_N_BIOS Regarding BiosMod, for some reason I managed to make Allinone.exe work without any error message this time.

Allinone.exe log:

Zitat

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acknowledgement
CodeRush: UEFITool and other tool author
Fernando: Win-Raid owner
SoniX: UBU tool author
platomav: ME Analyzer
Mov AX, 0xDEAD: PCIE patcher
s.napi: Fixing HT
dsanke: many research info

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Process file "D:\Mod\H110MH.F24"
Choose Target CPU :

B0:
G49x0(T),G5420(SR3YH),G55x0(T),G56x0(T),8100(T),8300(T),8350K,
9100(T),9100F(SRF7W),9300(T),9350(K,F)

U0:
G54x0(T),8400(T),8500(T),8600(K),8700(T,K),8086K,
9100F(SRF6N),9400(SR3X5),9400F(SRF6M),9500,9500F(SRF6Q),9600

P0:
9400(SRELV),9400F(SRFAH),9600K(SRELU),9600KF(SRFAD),
9700KF(SRFAC),9700K(SRELT)

R0:
9400(SRG0Y),9400F(SRG0Z),9500F(SRG10),9600K(SRG11),
9600KF(SRG12),9700(SRG13),9700F(SRG14),9700K(SRG15),9700KF(SRG16)

?B0:1? ?U0:2? ?P0:3? ?R0:4? ???:5? ???: 2
================================================================
brand: Gigabyte
Mainboard: H110M-H-CF
Version:F24
================================================================
ME Version of BIOS is 11.8.50.3425
ME TYPE of BIOS is Consumer
Chipest H110
Replace ME Version to 11.7.0.1229
Done!
================================================================
Ready Update GOP & VBIOS...
VBIOS ver:1046
Updating vbios...
VBT ver:207
Updating gop...
Done!
================================================================
Enalbe CPU PCIE ...
[total hits/matching patterns/non-matching patterns]
[004/1/0] bios.tmp.patched
1 files checked, 1 changed.
Done!
================================================================
Add P0 U0 Support...
Patching successful
Done!
================================================================
Ready fix Hyper-threading
Header checksum: 09h, valid
Data checksum: AAh, valid
Done!
================================================================
Ready to fix ACPI TABLE
A M I:
Patching...ok,Compile...ok
DptfSds_:
Patching...ok,Compile...ok
Ther_Rvp:
Patching...ok,Compile...ok
Ther_Sds:
Patching...ok,Compile...ok
ApCst:
Patching...ok,Compile...ok
ApHwp:
Patching...ok,Compile...ok
HwpLvt:
Patching...ok,Compile...ok
ApIst:
Patching...ok,Compile...ok
ApTst:
Patching...ok,Compile...ok
Cpu0Hwp:
Compile...ok
CpuSsdt:
Patching...ok,Compile...ok
CtdpB:
Patching...ok,Compile...ok
DptfTabl:
Patching...ok,Compile...ok
generate: 6B5C8FE5-70DD-4E17-BFF4-D21C26586EB3
replace : 6B5C8FE5-70DD-4E17-BFF4-D21C26586EB3
generate: C118F50D-391D-45F4-B3D3-11BC931AA56D
replace : C118F50D-391D-45F4-B3D3-11BC931AA56D
generate: C38FB0E2-0C43-49C9-B544-9B17AA4DCBA3
replace : C38FB0E2-0C43-49C9-B544-9B17AA4DCBA3
generate: EA139578-FEA0-4DD2-91B5-6953819EF1E4
replace : EA139578-FEA0-4DD2-91B5-6953819EF1E4
generate: 3BBB09DA-1E0F-469B-8997-D440F101D6F1
replace : 3BBB09DA-1E0F-469B-8997-D440F101D6F1
Done!
================================================================
Ready to Insert CPU MicroCode...
Insert into Vol[67ABC]: 03
Done!
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Congratulations
>>: "D:\Mod\Gigabyte_H110M-H-CF_F24.CON117.PCIE.U0P0.HT.ACPI.67ABC.bin"
JOB Done
Press any key to exit

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I used msi z370 and installed g4500.

The problem is when using biosmod, the memory speed is only a maximum of 2400 despite using i5 9600k. But when I use the original bios msi z370 and i5 9600k, it can boot at 3600mhz ram speed.

does it have anything to do with intel ME?

@hasandoel2 Non-functioning XMP and inability to overclock RAM is common when running Skylake or Kaby Lake on Z370 as I posted here;

Zitat von chinobino im Beitrag Modification of the bios motherboard Z390 GIGABYTE SLI pour un 6700K

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Yep, here is the list of Z370 boards tested by Zntx on baidu;

1. ASUS PRIME Z370-A (no XMP)

2. ASUS TUF Z370-PLUS GAMING (no XMP)

3. MSI Z370-A PRO (no XMP)

4. MSI Z370 GAMING M5 (no XMP)

5. MSI Z370 Gaming PLUS (no XMP)

6. MSI Z370 GAMING PRO CARBON A (no XMP)

7. Z370 AORUS GAMING 7 (XMP ok)

8. GIGABYTE Z370 HD3 (XMP not tested)

9. ASRock Z370 Taichi (XMP greater than 2666 = boot loop)

10. Colorful IGAME Z370 VULCAN (XMP not tested)

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What kind of material can I use to connect the processor pins without damaging it? I mean, so that I can later reuse it on another motherboard.

Double-side copper tape, solder >> you can desolder/wipe it off later if needed

@Lost_N_BIOS OK thank you. A few posts ago I saw that the correct isolation model for CPUs on Gigabyte motherboards is as shown in the figure below, is this right?

Hey.

I modified latest Maximus IX Formula bios to support 8700K and so on. Is it enough if I rename the bios file as creative.bin and try to flash it using bios flashback? Which are the pads I need to short in order to force the flash?

Guys, I believe that now everything worked out, I installed the new bios, isolated the pins of the i3 9100f as shown in the previous post and everything worked out. I also did a stress test on Aida64 to see if the temperature of the VRMs was going up too high and, according to HWinfo64, the highest temperature in 10 minutes of testing was 66 ° C.

Thank you @hasandoel2 and @Lost_N_BIOS for your help.

By the way, I used PVC insulation tape. According to the manufacturer, its working temperature is up to 90 ° C. So, I believe there will be no problem using it.

@sroberto - sorry for the late reply, but yes, you need to isolate all the red/blue in that image. Looks like you got it sorted out
Did you do the connect two pads, or did you test first and find it was that not needed on your board?

@Luumi - you need flash programmer so FD/ME is written, unless that flashback hard mod you showed me image of works for your board

@Lost_N_BIOS No problem, I just isolated the red and blue pins.

@sroberto - So you didn't have to connect the two green pads? If not, good to know, I didn't have to on Gigabyte Z170N or B150N either.