@strikercod8669 - What are you saying about BIOS version, throttlestop does not work with 306 or 307?
If you make performance menu visible, you should undo any changes by XTU or throttlestop and use the BIOS only to make same changes.
Please do below and tell me what error you get at #2, then toss #1 file, we will make a new one after I help you to bypass error at #2

Here's the file and error received.
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It says the file is to big to upload

@strikercod8669 - Please use edit button instead of making multiple posts in a row, thanks
Please put file in a max compressed zip, if you still cannot upload here, then upload to any free file host, here is the ones I use most often
http://tinyupload.com/
https://uploadfiles.io/

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I didn't notice that Lost_N_BIOS had already replied.
BIOS 307 removes the ability to undervolt via XTU. You can actually re-enable XTU undervolt without a BIOS mod. If you want the BIOS menu, please follow the previous posts made by Lost_N_BIOS.

Extract the BIOS' Setup_PE32 (Search for "Overclock Lock" or similar; "BIOS Lock", etc) using UEFITool (not v0.x)
IFRExtract the Setup_PE32, find "Overclock lock" or similar, noting the VarStorageOffset
In Shell_GRUB.efi, (rename it to shell.efi, put it on USB, boot it from BIOS section):
Find current value of "setup_var [offset from before]"; should be 0x1 or 0x01.
If 1, set it to 0: "setup_var [offset from before] 0x0"
Now verify that it is now 0x0 or 0x00 by typing "setup_var [offset from before]"

Warning: Make sure the VarStorageOffset is correct for the Overclock Lock, and is not something else.