Ah, ok, yeah, I always verify and its the same size, but I was not chosing the ID when dumping, now I got a 8mb file.
PS: for some reason the file its going from 8mb to a few bytes when compressed, don't now if it's norlmal since every other file it's reduced to 3mb.

Verify and "Size is same" are not related, nor does "size is same" have anything to do with what were doing here, unless you have differing sizes (Checked in hex only)
But since you were having size issues when dumping, probably same when you were doing writes too. Redo it all again and be sure you are selecting correct chip ID.
Check dumped files in hex, if it's all FF or 00 then it's invalid dump, you need to use another software version or different chip ID (as I mentioned, you need to use BV not FV for these chips)
That is why your compressed file is so small, this is invalid empty BIOS dump, I didn't download above file to check this as I don't need to I already know from your comments.

My mistake, its acctually this message

But yeah, with hex it's all FFs
I will try redo everything and check with hex now

Guys really thanks for ALL your help, I managed to solve the problem.

I was doing a cleaning on the PC and decided to resold the socket and clean any rest of solder paste, now the ME it's back. This was one of the first things that I tought to do but was too much trouble, it's kind of frustrating that I spent a week trying to reflash this thing and the solution was a 30 minutes work haha

But thank to you guys I learned a few new things about BIOS, so win-win xD

plutomaniac, thanks anyway, it's OK I hoped you'd had previous experience changing those It's how the BIOS is read/written to, like dual or quad channel.
I'll see if the help text explains anything about if one needs to be disabled if you enable the other.
* I checked, sorry I thought you meant actual full "help" like F1 type help, not the little help blub there on all the settings I'd already read those before I asked.
I've changed this before a few times for people, but can't remember if I disabled the dual when enabling quad, or if both could be enabled at once allowing the chip to be the deciding factor.

@danielhld - cool you got it going again! So what was the issue, maybe bad solder joint?

I guess so, it was a little dirty with solder paste, maybe a short, don't exactly now, but the it works now o/

Solder paste, or flux paste? Solder paste, yes, maybe a short or maybe a cold joint, but if only flux it shouldn't short.

Yes, good thing is it's working now

Stinky sticky paste haha

I've got some stinky too! I always add some alc or thin flux around area when I heat paste, helps it flow and stay where it belongs too.

I got only one question left, the values that you changed on the first fixed.bin, should I keep them changed or should I keep original? I am going to modify some options, year date only goes to 2020 and the CPU Smart its keeping the cpu fan too low, I want to change the 100% speed from 70 to 60º.

You can keep, you mean enabling Local ME FW update, correct? If yes, it's OK to leave that enabled, that way you can update easily next time too if you want.