Big thank you! On my motherboard, I install NVMe Sumsung (3200 read/2000 write MB/s, PM981 chip). But the possibility of overclocking the RAM was lost (4770k was easily overclocked to 4.3GHz now). But any attempt to set the frequency / timings or voltage for the RAM is completely ignored (but the value in the BIOS is saved, but not applied). Prior to this, the khx1600c9d3/8gx RAM worked stably on 2133Hz. Maybe it’s about updating the rest of the BIOS modules. Can you make BIOS 2103 only with the added NVMe mod? Now RAM worked on 1333Hz. Thanks again!

Hello Guys!

I have a question please. I have a z87-plus motherboard, and i make the bios flashback.
After the pc is workin. Not problem. I put the axagon adapter, this one:
https://www.alza.hu/axagon-pcem2-s-d5447...v8aAuz5EALw_wcB
This is my m2: https://www.pcland.hu/kingspec-128gb-m2-...nt-128?forras=4

After i start the system, and computer dont see the item. I try in pcie 2 and pcie 3 port. What i soing this worken? Thank you the answer.

Cheers, Paul

Hi, i follow the settings but dont work. Second speed is 0 in my board. Why? You know?

What is the problem?

My system is now: 120gb kingstone ssd - system
Second drives is 2x1TB WD in RAID.
I want change the ssd to m2.

Hi, i put this mod bion in flashback mod. I looking one BUG, after installing, dont work the dual channel. My 2400mhz memory worken in 1333mhz, just.... nost more..... I dont know why, i put back the original bios, memory is worken. What is the problem?

yess, for me same.

I have the same problem with the ram set to 1333mhz even if i change overclocking. Has anyone found the problem?

I can confirm the same issues with RAM :(

Hello!

Currently trying to boot on a Samsung M.2 SSD 970 Evo Plus.
Got a Z87M-Plus as motherboard (and not a Z87 Plus).

Do you know if this bios will do the trick? Or will it brick my motherboard?

I started looking on my own modded bios, but I don't really feel comfortable with that and I'd like to keep that as last chance.

Thanks!

Okay update to Asus Z87 Plus as follows: first the vanilla flavour with no NVMe update

UBU detect:



UBU detect EFI ROM modules UBU detect Microcode




UBU mod EFI ROM modules UBU mod Microcode

Now the NVMe mod:

Insert NVMe module after last DXE: NVMe module insertion complete:




For those with odd memory behaviour etc. you can try the "small NVMe" file below


Cheers

@NrvXenon

No you want a the separate bios image for your specific board.

See here:

[OFFER] ASUS Z87M-Plus - compl. modded BIOS 2103

Cheers

OK. I am new to the custom mod flashing process, but I have read the related posts on this forum. However, I am still having some questions:

1. Installation
Step 1
-Check that all existing drives are GPT
-If not, convert drive to GPT

Step 2
-Put the content of Z87PL_no_NVMe.rar on a USB flash drive
-Reboot
Is there any visible output during that process?

Step 3
-Put the content of Z87PL_NMVe_mod.rar on a USB flash drive
-Reboot
Any visible output?

2. Validation
How do I know that the new BIOS is installed? Does it show with a different version # or date? Any new features in the configuration utility?


I do understand that I should be able to connect and boot from an NVMe drive if the BIOS has been updated successfully, but is there a way to confirm proper installation without having NVMe hardware?

Thank you for your feedback!

U read the related posts...where did u saw a motherboard using a bios file jkdfgkfdjghdgjk,df.RAR, compressed??????

Read the beginning of this post and follow @hancor guidelines...to the letter if u dont want to brick ur motherboard.

Thank you for your reply.

I said very clearly: "Put the CONTENT of ..." which is Z87PL.CAP

I am also using the proper USB port and the flashback button on the motherboard. Just in case there are concerns that I am not closely following the flashback process properly.

My main question is: Are there any visible indicators in the BIOS configuration indicating that I am using a custom BIOS?