Oh, I'm curious :)

Any luck on my part?

@FernandosBugBear - If you are asking me, sorry, I didn't realize you needed anythign done here, I thought you dropped in to comment/help. What is it you need one exactly?
Ohh, I see, you need some other mod than being discussed here, and for some other board. Very confusing, you'll have to make your own thread for that board and outline what you want done
Then, you also need to link me to some discussion/mod about that being possible for your board/CPU and then I can do whatever mod they discuss. I am not certain what all is required for that mod as it's rarely asked to be done.
I think that is MCE for Asus right? If yes, I think you need certain microcode (or none) depending on CPU, BIOS Option needs to be hidden in your BIOS to be revealed, and then some other stuff you have to do on your end that's CPU/microcode specific.
I think there is a huge thread on Anad forums about this, if I am remembering correctly.

@wirkstoff - Do you have flash programmer, like CH341A or similar?

i have afudos

@wirkstoff - That is software, not what I meant and that should not be used on this board ever (unless you are flashing stock BIOS, with latest AFU, not some old ES version that allows /GAN etc, and even then it's not ideal or suggested).
I meant hardware flash programmer like CH341A or other similar tool. Best you order one of these before we do anything on this menu edit, in case it bricks BIOS and I need to do other way.
Due to location of your desired menu, and type of edit required, it may take a few attempts to sort it out, and some may brick or not allow BIOS entry etc, and any of those could be bad enough to not let USB Flashback work too.

You need CH341A ($2.60 on ebay) + SOIC8 test clip with cable, if BIOS is soldered to board ($3.60 on ebay), or if BIOS is in socket you don't need that test clip, you only need U Type Flat IC Extractor ($1 on ebay)

Or, if you just want setting defaults changed in place (As mentioned at post #55, change with AMIBCP = done), not made visible to you, we can do that instead, up to you

I did not want to order uh anything that is already too stressful again :(

https://www.amazon.de/Programmer-CH341A-...r/dp/B01D4CXYJE

is this right?

You don't have to have it, it's only best to get if you want me to unlock your BIOS and move around menus, just in case something goes wrong.
For the settings you mentioned however, they can be enabled or disabled in place, without making BIOS menu changes, all done with just AMIBCP.
And if that doesn't make the changes as you desired, I can make the change directly in all areas of BIOS at once (Setup, NVRAM, AMITSE/SetupData), so it would be 100% set the way you wanted
I can make the settings change edits for you without concerns, no worry about bricked BIOS with those kinds of edits (only the moving around of menus, since what you want is not normal menu and not inside setup area of BIOS)

Yes, that is a flash programmer, but you also need either SOIC8 test clip with cable too (if BIOS soldered to board), or U Type Flat IC extractor if BIOS is in a socket
https://www.amazon.de/Ycncixwd-Flacher-P.../dp/B07ZNZWC5Z/
https://www.amazon.de/Ballylelly-SOIC8-T...t/dp/B07NVJHSPR

There is also kits like this, then you would be covered for any/all future boards BIOS too (But, you still need above linked Flat IC Extractor for socketed BIOS)
https://www.amazon.de/Andifany-Stabiler-.../dp/B07X6T9WT2/

Zitat von Lost_N_BIOS im Beitrag #82

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You don't have to have it, it's only best to get if you want me to unlock your BIOS and move around menus, just in case something goes wrong.
For the settings you mentioned however, they can be enabled or disabled in place, without making BIOS menu changes, all done with just AMIBCP.
And if that doesn't make the changes as you desired, I can make the change directly in all areas of BIOS at once (Setup, NVRAM, AMITSE/SetupData), so it would be 100% set the way you wanted
I can make the settings change edits for you without concerns, no worry about bricked BIOS with those kinds of edits (only the moving around of menus, since what you want is not normal menu and not inside setup area of BIOS)

Yes, that is a flash programmer, but you also need either SOIC8 test clip with cable too (if BIOS soldered to board), or U Type Flat IC extractor if BIOS is in a socket
https://www.amazon.de/Ycncixwd-Flacher-P.../dp/B07ZNZWC5Z/
https://www.amazon.de/Ballylelly-SOIC8-T...t/dp/B07NVJHSPR

There is also kits like this, then you would be covered for any/all future boards BIOS too (But, you still need above linked Flat IC Extractor for socketed BIOS)
https://www.amazon.de/Andifany-Stabiler-.../dp/B07X6T9WT2/

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Not always, that is why it's always best to have flash programmer in hand, and confirmed OK/valid backup made before doing any risky edits. Even a stock BIOS update can fail in such a way Flashback may not work I think, these tools are so cheap everyone should have a set anyway
But, it's always up to you, if you want to take risks without being sure you can recover, and rely on flashback would always work, we can do edits anyway then you test etc. And it may be OK, I was never saying edit test WILL brick BIOS, only saying maybe it could while we figure out, so trying to watch out for you best I could

Higher multiplier? What are you talking about there? I think, didn't check, but thought all settings you wanted changed were enable/disable type settings.

Are you ready? I have everything now

@wirkstoff - I've had this request on many models BIOS recently, and several users has programmers already, so I went ahead to do the edit so they could test, but ran into an issue and as of now am unable to solve it.
So, for now I cannot re-link or replace any already visible or hidden made visible menu with a link to the IntelRCSetup (and I still do not know how to make that one visible)

Very sorry, I thought it could do it without issues, but never attempted the actual edit until recently and when I did I found that due to the IntelRCSetup being outside of setup and in it's own module (Platform in this case)
I am unable to do the re-linking in AMITSE/Setupdata due to that module has it's own FormID's and they do not work when replacing ID's from the setup module like I normally do for such an edit.

We can try general enable via AMIBCP like access level edits, but I think those have already been tested by many that want this. But if you want to test it let me know and I'll make you two BIOS to try.

*Edit - Actually, here is those two tests, flash by USB Flashback only (this is stock edited BIOS, do not FPT). I assume both will fail to show IntelRCSetup, but maybe you'll get lucky and just no one tried this method yet while we all assumed it wouldn't work
http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?fil...767148577878586

yes give me the two times I'll test it

the other lock regions have been activated or activated?

@wirkstoff - test BIOS are linked above in post #86. This only two test BIOS edit is only for trying to make IntelRCSetup visible to you in BIOS (I assume will fail to show, with both BIOS)
I did not edit anything else, 100% stock BIOS, with two single byte changes one each (one byte) changed per BIOS aimed only at >> IntelRCSertup

ok the locks are also important to me

So I have just tested it and nothing has changed in the bios

OK, yes, I didn't touch any locks, just stock BIOS as-is with edited bytes (one byte on each BIOS) to see iftelRCSetup show up with simple edit
Thanks for testing result, I assumed that would not work, it's too easy If I ever figure out method I will let you know.

I did read, during my research about trying to find out how to relink to forms outside setup module, that on some boards, if you remove all the microcodes that IntelRCSetup section shows up
But, I was not able to remember what chipset that was, some systems wont boot without microcode. If you can recover (ie have programmer), I can make you BIOS without microcode for your CPU and then you test
But, if that works, it's not ideal either, then you'd have poor performance and issues/bugs due to no microcode. Any setting you want to change can be changed directly with AMIBCP in that Intel RC Setup section, so if there is something specicifc you want to enable or disable, or change default value, you can do that way and then reflash.