I am trying to reveal BCLK option in BIOS so what should I do in order to reveal that and stop intel ME from preventing system booting when BCLK is set higher than 102.5.
I have gone ahead and used UEFITool to compare this H310 MB BIOS with a Z370 from the same series of gigabyte MBs and found almost no difference in setup section inside the bios. both has almost the same options and values.
however inserting the z370 setup section into H310 MB did nothing, but only changing the monitored BCLK from 100 to 100.000 and nothing else. by doing some research I found something about Intel ME which maybe the cause of hiding these options so I used me_cleaner to create 2 modified BIOSes. one with HALT bit set and other with all ME partitions deleted except 1 and with that bit set then I found that gigabyte has locked the intel ME region for official roms only and only Q-Flash can write on that region after validating the bios file which is invalid as it is moded not official so I think I need an SPI programmer to do that or maybe you guys has something to bypass gigabyte lock.
anyway before going ahead into that risky modification. should disabling intel ME reveal BCLK option in bios or I have to do something else in bios main block to reveal that?

@Islam Ghunym - Gigabyte has unlocked FD, so you can write ME FW region with FPT any time you want, however neither of the things you mentioned doing with ME FW will help you with what you want to do.
You need to use old ME FW, transfer your settings from current ME FW, and you need to use certain old CPU microcodes. Which of either of those, I am not sure, you will have to research your CPUID and non-K OC and you will find answer (ME FW probably 11.6, microcode I can't guess because I don't know your CPU)

If you cannot see the Bclk option at all, that's totally different kind of edit, and has nothing to do with anything I mentioned above or anything you mentioned above either. Bclk option can be made visible to use anytime on any BIOS.

Here, for now, please dump your BIOS region for me, and I will reveal Bclk option for you
BE VERY Careful with FPT, you can brick your board in one click, do not do anything you read in other threads, and don't mess with ME FW either or you'll likely get stuck with corrupted ME FW or disabled ME FW and have to use FPT in DOS until you fix it
Before you do this, please flash in the proper stock BIOS for your board using Qflash

@Lost_N_BIOS I can see from HWiNFO that:

CPU ID: 000906EB
CPU Brand Name: Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-8100 CPU @ 3.60GHz
CPU Stepping: B0
CPU Code Name: Coffee Lake-S
CPU S-Spec: SR3N5
CPU Thermal Design Power (TDP): 65.0 W
CPU Power Limits (Max): Power = Unlimited, Time = Unlimited
CPU Power Limit 1 - Long Duration: Power = 65.00 W, Time = 1.00 sec [Unlocked]
CPU Power Limit 2 - Short Duration: Power = 81.25 W, Time = 2.44 ms [Unlocked]
Microcode Update Revision: B4
ME Current Working State: Normal
Manufacturing Mode: Active
ME Current Operation Mode: Normal
Boot Guard Status: Enabled
Boot Guard Verified Boot Policy: Disabled
Boot Guard Measured Boot Policy: Disabled
Intel ME Version: 11.8, Build 3561, Hot Fix 60

I did not find anything yet related to Coffee Lake-S for BCLK OC as these CPUs are not old enough.
I cannot see BCLK option at all in my BIOS and from my own experiment I couldn't unlock that.
I can't find the matching ME tools to my MB Intel ME Version: 11.8, Build 3561, Hot Fix 60 and the most close one is v11.7.0.1069 so should that work?
I already has a complete official raw BIOS file that contains Me region for my MB so no special tools needed to dump my current one as I already flashed that F12 version with Q-Flash with Descriptor region and ME region (full intact)

https://download.gigabyte.com/FileList/B...h-20_f11_v1.zip

There was a similar Thread about BCLK overclocking here: [Searching for] Asock Z370 Taichi or Pro4 BIOS 1.0x (2)
Non-K Skylakes were BCLK overclockable but Intel fixed it via a Microcode update, and nothing about doing so in more modern platforms resurfaced. I don't think that you can get it working unless someone discovers a major breakthough.

@zir_blazer Lost_N_BIOS already told me what exactly I need to do in order to achieve that and I do believe that what he said is completely true (that I need a bios mod to reveal BCLK option and modify ME) but not sure why he told me disabling Intel ME won't stop initiating the BCLK lock at more than 103. in addition to that modifying Intel ME is not simple at all. Coffee Lake-S are capable of doing 5 GHz on good VRM motherboards and specifically my I3 is fused at 36x ratio while it can do 4.8 if my MB VRM is very good. anyway H310 VRM is usually in 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7 phase design for pro ones. mine is 5 phase design and still better than ASUS counterpart which is 4 phase design and both rated to 95W TDP. howver I checked some tests showing that the maximum load for an OCed I3-9350KF to 5 GHz was 88 W which is less than what my board can do. I am not interested in more cores but only more speed so a 4 cores 5 GHz coffee lake-S would be better than Ryzen 7 3700X for me specifically and paying that much for Z and K processors is out of my budget. I also can't afford enough power to run a system with higher end motherboards. I am very limited in power matter. I know that OC is not power efficient but I need the extra speed for 4 cores mini system powered by deep cycle batteries. I got GTX 1060 overclocked and power limited to 60 watts only and my total system consumption now is 120 watts and I can sacrifice a bit more to 180 watts beside that I like messing up with everything like moding. I do know risks and I accept it. almost no device I have is in it's official state (router bios mdoed, phone firmware customized, MAC address changed, IMEI changed.... etc)

@Lost_N_BIOS if you don't want to help, just tell me so I can go head and keep diving into what I wanted to do.

@Islam Ghunym - Sorry, I was not ignoring you, just always behind and buried and can never keep up here anymore
I can mod BIOS for you to reveal Bclk option, but that wont help if it's locked out by PCH or CPU silicon from Intel. Modifying Intel ME is simple, at least for anyone familiar with Intel FITc program, so I'm not sure what you mean by saying your not sure what I meant by it's easy
You linked F11 BIOS above, then said right before that you flashed F12 already.... Anyway, all you need to do to look at ME FW stuff is download the V11 ME System tools package and open BIOS as a whole or ME region only in FITc
What you showed at #3 has nothing to do with bclk possibilities, only power draw limits or lack of etc

I believe @zir_blazer is correct - Please see here, I assume after that, it's all gone in silicon by Intel - Request for downgrading ME FW from 11.8 to 11.7 (2)
I was thinking of older boards when I replied to you ini9tially, sorry for my confusion, this is not something I deal with daily or even weekly, so I don't keep up on what's possible and what's not in regards to overclocking (I mainly edit BIOS menus, and update BIOS internals for people)

@chinobino could confirm, no Bclk worth trying for on Coffee CPU, correct? Especially not on H310
If it is possible on H310 w/ Coffee CPU, do you know off hand what ME FW needs to be used, and what microcode? If it is possible, I will reveal the bclk options and do the ME/uCode edits too, then he can play around.

Base clock ~103 MHz max oc with Kaby Lake and later CPU's if the motherboard allows for base clock adjustment.

All the H310M CPU-Z entries on valid.x86.fr have standard base clock such as Gigabyte H310M M.2, ASRock H310M-STX/COM and Asus PRIME H310M-K so your chances are pretty slim.

The extra performance from the gain in clock speed would be very small even if you do manage to overclock via modded BIOS, for example i3-8100 on Z370 with 103 base clock = 3706.34 MHz, only 106 MHz increase.

@Lost_N_BIOS so the problem is that coffelake has locked BCLK by a hardware lock inside the cpu itself? so no way above 103 whatever ME or Bios is?

@Islam Ghunym - Yes, it's in the CPU or PCH (chipset), or both Yes, BIOS/ME does not matter. Again sorry, I was thinking earlier systems when I made those initial comments
I can make Bclk option visible for you in BIOS though, but you wont get much about 102.5 generally. Do you want such BIOS? If yes, which version F11 or F12?

F12

@Islam Ghunym - Show me image of your BIOS @ MIT >> Advanced Frequency Settings page (F12 screenshot to USB, then zip for me)
Also show me MIT >> Advanced CPU Core Settings - Scroll up/down as needed and take a few pics, if you have to

@Lost_N_BIOS here are they

@Islam Ghunym - Flash via Qflash only, after flash, clear CMOS, boot to BIOS and load optimized defaults and save/exit, reboot back to BIOS to make all changes you need
http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?fil...292694331010178

@Lost_N_BIOS I thought that I should report for ya what happened. simply adjusting bclk to 200 changed nothing, but it just fooled the system reporting in task manager that memory is now 4800 so the actual BCLK still varies from 99 to 101 or stg like that reported by BIOS monitoring.