Nice Here you go - http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?fil...955233414397025

If you check the setup IFR from that BIOS, you should be able to see how that was done
Basically, edit moves the things you wanted to be outside that first "Suppress If" directly following PCH 1.0V

Success!

Thank you kindly sir.

Now I can start fine tuning

Great to hear it! You're welcome, and thank you for all the help you give when I tag you and ask as well

Good luck on the tweaking and fine tuning

Zitat von chinobino im Beitrag #17

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Success!

Thank you kindly sir.

Now I can start fine tuning

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@OneShot I use an AVX offset of -2 for all AVX/AVX2 loads, which results in 4.7 GHz all core frequency.

[Edit] Non-AVX loads I can run at 4.9 GHz all core @ ~1.35 V and 5.0 GHz @ ~1.40 V - note that extra vcore is required when running 4 DIMMs at high speed i.e. 4000+

I have run up to 5.1 GHz (non-AVX) but it is hard to pass 3DMark Sky Diver Physics (CPU) test due to the high Vcore voltage required (1.45 V) and thermal limit being hit.

I am limited to 4.7 GHz when using AVX in Prime95, OCCT and 3DMark Time Spy Extreme CPU Test (AVX2) as I hit the Z370 Tjunction max of 100°C (the CPU throttles) when running 4.8 GHz all core and higher.

On my Gigabyte Z390 I can use the Tjunction offset to allow up to 110°C which allows AVX tests to run at 4.8 GHz without throttling.

I am using air cooling too btw (Noctua NH-U12-A).

Zitat von chinobino im Beitrag #20

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@OneShot I use an AVX offset of -2 for all AVX/AVX2 loads, which results in 4.7 GHz all core frequency.

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@OneShot I have not modified anything to do with CPU temperature in any BIOS here.

I have monitored the CPU package temp as well as the internal diodes for reading the core temps and they seem to be accurate, throttling at 100°C on the Z370 Classified K.

"Intel allows the standard of 9900k tjmax to be 115c" and the Z370 throttles at 100°C so no danger of overheating.

Based on BIOS from post #16 above, update by request

1. Update ME FW 11.8.50.3425 >> Update to >> 11.8.71.3630 (Not latest, but latest clean RGN we have)

2. Update Intel RST >>
EFI RST 17.2.5.4046 >> Update to >> v17.8.0.4507
OROM RST 17.2.5.4046 >> Update to >> v17.8.0.4507

3. Update ALL CPU Microcodes to latest as of 4/18/2020

http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?fil...502525412682324

Zitat von Lost_N_BIOS im Beitrag #23

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Based on BIOS from post #16 above, update by request

1. Update ME FW 11.8.50.3425 >> Update to >> 11.8.71.3630 (Not latest, but latest clean RGN we have)

2. Update Intel RST >>
EFI RST 17.2.5.4046 >> Update to >> v17.8.0.4507
OROM RST 17.2.5.4046 >> Update to >> v17.8.0.4507

3. Update ALL CPU Microcodes to latest as of 4/18/2020

http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?fil...502525412682324

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Note that if you saved overclocking profiles from a BIOS with older ME FW that they won't load in a modified BIOS with updated ME FW version.

Zitat von chinobino im Beitrag #25

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Note that if you saved overclocking profiles from a BIOS with older ME FW that they won't load in a modified BIOS with updated ME FW version.

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Zitat von OneShot im Beitrag #24

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Zitat von Lost_N_BIOS im Beitrag #23

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Based on BIOS from post #16 above, update by request

1. Update ME FW 11.8.50.3425 >> Update to >> 11.8.71.3630 (Not latest, but latest clean RGN we have)

2. Update Intel RST >>
EFI RST 17.2.5.4046 >> Update to >> v17.8.0.4507
OROM RST 17.2.5.4046 >> Update to >> v17.8.0.4507

3. Update ALL CPU Microcodes to latest as of 4/18/2020

http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?fil...502525412682324

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The update was successful thank you!

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@OneShot - looks like I need to make it visible for you, it's probably suppressed in setup, I will do tonight

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@chinobino - can you further edit this BIOS below please, and update GOP/VBT, to at least 221, but maybe 228?
I see discussion and batch for 221-228 on end of BMP thread, but I am not familiar with update of GOP/VBT and I tried to use info at bottom of post one to do the manual VBT update using BMP from 212 to 221 and get errors/crash even trying that, so can't do 212 >> 221 >> 228 without
Thanks!

@OneShot -
This BIOS contains the following changes, including edits from previous at #23

@Lost_N_BIOS Working on it ;)

@chinobino - awesome, and thank you!
I think maybe the new quick VBT update guide at bottom of BMP is not quite written perfectly, or worded 100% as it should be, because as soon as I do step >> 8) Open file 'vbt_set.ssf' and Apply All it starts giving me errors and then crashes out.
Or, maybe I was doing something wrong, hard to say, I never have updated VBT before, only swapped in new GOP and I do the vBIOS all the time without issue.

I planned to go from 212 to 221 manually, and then use dsank's script from here pos347 to go from 221 to 228

Anyway, thank you for putting in the time to update this for @OneShot!