@Lost_N_BIOS confirmed "leaving only new hidden advanced + Chipset". I am very sure.

Edit: more clearly, "OK to swap new advanced in it's place"

@evnchn - OK, thanks for clarifying! Here, please test and let me know, if new advanced and chipset show up or not
http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?fil...597050883365667

Please test in the following order and STOP once you see new Advanced + Chipset. Some may not have either, this is possibly expected w/ 1-2, but please test in order as mentioned - let me know which you stop on, thanks!
Flash via >> FPTw.exe -bios -f filename.bin
1. SetAMITO
2. SetAMITSDU
3. SetAMITSDS

*** WARNING - To ANYONE with laptop and unlocked BIOS!!!! ***
DO NOT try to enable this graphics card or disable that card, switch cards etc. Otherwise you will end up with no display output (ie black screen) and no way to recover except by blind flash or with flash programmer.
You can change graphics related settings, like changing memory sizes, or core speeds etc, just don't try to disable one card or change which is main etc.
Additionally, be very careful when trying to undervolt CPU, you can leave BIOS unbootable due to CPU voltage too low (Sometimes even 0.05 is too much)

*** WARNING *** - This BIOS is user specific! If you are not user evnchn at Win-RAID.com forum, DO NOT USE THIS BIOS!!
If you do, and you are not evnchn, then you will loose your serial, UUID, OG NVRAM, and possibly LAN MAC ID as well.
You have been warned!!!

@Lost_N_BIOS Thanks. First file named SetAMITO somehow had two advanced menus plus a chipset. I have no idea why and I am not kidding. I am now able to set the CPU PL1 PL2 to higher and make the fan run earlier.

Also some regards to setup_var method, in the message after running the setup_var command, it will firstly say what the value of that offset is, and then write to it. To know if setup_var actually worked (mine looks like it didn't but it actually did), you can run the command twice.

@evnchn - Sorry about that, I checked my edit notes and I see I actually forgot to add the original advanced into the block lists as I swapped the ADV's around in the visible lists.
So #1 is OK, good to know. If you want I will re-edit and remove the original advanced, or you can use like that, let me know?

On setup_var, you can also run the command like this, without value, and it will give you current value >> setup_var 0x99
But yes, it is a bit confusing how it's output looks when changing something, until you get used to seeing it. Generally, as long as there is not error, or "can't set EFI" then it's going to change it.

@Lost_N_BIOS extremely sorry for late reply. Can't set the CPU to a higher power since cooling is just enough and no extra room after accommodating for the GPU. I do not need to edit away the original advanced, it is a happy accident. Thank you very much. Maybe you can share how to swap the menus if you have time so that me or others can piece together a followable guide for ASUS and MSI users who have hidden menus.

@evnchn - It's OK, I am always late and behind too, so no worries
MSI BIOS is much different to edit than Asus, since MSI usually make a mess in their BIOS compared to the usual/normal way to due menu layouts for AMI BIOS
But, in general, here is what is done for edit on this BIOS - See the spoiler at end of post one in this guide for "general" Aptio V editing method - OverPowered TONGFANG CyberPower Machrevo MACHENIKE - Unlocked BIOS Guide W/ Files
And below in spoiler is my actual edit notes for the BIOS edit I did for you, + added notes/comments about the OG ADV I forgot to block

@Lost_N_BIOS I am aiming for maximum performance plugged in, more update on the current modded situation: notebook fancontrol can be used the set the fan speed to 100% for more aggressive cooling. The CPU throttling can be mitigated by ThrottleStop. By the modified BIOS, the thermal limits can be raised. Currently, I am trying to investigate the possibility of extracting the vBIOS of the MX130 (a renamed 940MX) and modify its thermal limit via Maxwell 2 bios tweaker to be beyond the current setting (GPU-Z does not dump integrated vBIOS). Yet, I am confused by the information I searched online, so I cant find the vBIOS out and I cant use the tweaker. You can help if you have time, thanks

@evnchn - If you cannot dump vBIOS with GPU-z then it's contained with the BIOS. Here, it opened in Maxwell Tweaker v1.36 OK for me
This is the BODY of the vBIOS - http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?fil...132685648425397
This is located at the very end of the expandable portion of the Main DXE BIOS section (9E21FD93-9C72-4C15-8C4B-E77F1DB2D792), expand and scroll down to last module (A0327FE0-1FDA-4E5B-905D-B510C45A61D0), expand that and replace BODY of last item (7462FB3F-CAFD-409A-A440-8280211007FD) when you are done.
If you are not 100% sure, send back to me and I will do for you. If you do this, please let me know which BIOS you want me to edit it into... Never mind, I see above, last BIOS I sent you which you;re using now is SetAMITO

@Lost_N_BIOS I must have mistyped NVIDIA when I tried to search for it in the UEFITool. Now the GPU BIOS I have modified it. Yet, when GPU and CPU are both at their max, the system shuts down (despite thermal limits bypassed), so perhaps due to the power delivery system, you can't take it to the very extreme. For overclocking the GPU, the core clock is capped at +135mHz from the original, I am not sure why and I am looking for information online to unlock this, since I see that it is certainly possible to overcome this restriction.

@evnchn - Yes, maybe, about the search? I didn't search, just went to where I know such option roms are usually located and then looked at each one until I found the vBIOS one
Maxwell tool can help you to change TDP and core clocks, can't it? Yes, overall thermal controls, or total power/watt draw may be set in EC FW, so you may not be able to overcome that without edit of EC FW (I don't know any tools for this, and often you may not even be able to dump/write with CH341A)

@Lost_N_BIOS I don't think you can increase the GPU clock very much on the Maxwell BIOS tweaker, but I'll leave that alone for now. Maybe you can dig deeper if you want. For the EC power limit shut down problem, I believe that it is very unlikely that the manufacturer went with the hard path and programmed the limit into the firmware of the chip, but more likely that is is set via some sort of register. I have trouble reading DSDT for finding the register though and haven't disassembled the laptop for taking a look at the EC chip model number yet. But from online photos I'm sure it is from ITE. Later perhaps I'll disassemble the laptop. If you can read DSDT or know of someone who does, I'll send the DSDT data to you asap.