there`s no need for that, i will do the changes myself since they`re easy to do.

So, I started to make a list, to manually and properly do the changes you made with AMIBCP -
Hide (Show NO)
Rear_DAC Voltage
CPU Core PLL Overvoltage (+mV)
RING PLL Overvoltage (+mV)
GT PLL Overvoltage (+mV)
SA PLL Overvoltage (+mV)
MC PLL Overvoltage (+mV)

Default >> User Access Level
3DMark01 Enhancement
Initial Display Output
Above 4G Decoding
RGB Fusion << You said you had no failed edits in your BIOS, but you have both of these Set to User in AMIBCP, there is only one (Top one is failed edit)
LED Hue + RGB Fusion inside ^^
LEDs in Sleep, Hibernation, and Soft Off States
USB 3.0 DAC-UP 2
Thunderbolt(TM) Configuration + Thunderbolt(TM) Support inside submenu
Network Stack Configuration + Network Stack inside submenu
NVMe Configuration
USB Configuration + USB Configuration inside >> USB Devices: + USB Support through Port 60/64 Emulation
SATA And RST Configuration + SATA And RST Configuration inside + SATA Controller + Mode + Aggressive LPM
Intel RC ACPI Settings + Type C Support
Inside CPU Config >> (Intel (VMX) Virtualization Technology)
Inside Power & Performance >> GT - Power Management Control + RC6 + Maximum GT Freq
Inside Platform Settings >> Platform Setting Label + PS2/KB-Mouse + Audio Connector + Wireless Device _ Wake on WiGig + Wireless Charge + Enable WWAN
Inside Chipset >> Vt-d + Internal Graphics + Audio Controller + PCH LAN + Wake on LAN enabled.
Inside SA >> SA Label (Supervisor) + Vt-d (Dupe, it's above/Supervisor) + Vt-d (Dupe / User) + Above 4G Decoding
Graphics Config >> Graphics config label
PCH-IO (Label) SATA & RST Config (Dupe) + USB Config (Dupe) + HD Audio + Wake on LAN Enable (Dupe) + Wake on WLAN + BT
USB Config (ALL, failed edits, since you can't see contents inside PCH-IO) << This is your main target correct? If yes, I will be sure to edit setup to remove all suppression items too, so all can be easily made visible via AMIBCP

But, then I see all this ^^ This is a mess, I'll stop here now, since you said there was no failed edits, I see several above + Dupes that = failed edit too.
I'll let you do whatever you want with AMIBCP, I'm editing stock BIOS, sorry, I can't take the time to sort what is failed edit and what is proper, plus this shouldn't be edited with AMIBCP anyway
Hopefully you don't have random crashes or brick later due to using AMIBCP to edit incompatible BIOS.

I'll leave off the BDR edit, that way you can work on this with AMIBCP once I'm done.
I'll get this done whenever I have some time again, will try to do tonight

yes the main target is PCH-IO, just edit the stock bios, don`t bother with the one from me.
i`ll do everything else myself.

I meant the main target is that USB submenu inside PCH-IO, correct?

yup, that usb menu.

@Bobosaurus - Apologies it took so long, the thought of this kind of editing always makes me pause when I can't test myself, even though I've done it plenty. Plus is does take forever to gather all the needed info to make the edit
Anyway, looks good, looks correct, all should be fine!!
http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?fil...637165867002568

Please test this as-is first, before you make ANY further changes with AMIBCP. Please make a copy of this, and do the BDR edit so you can Qflash it for testing, then test as mentioned below
Flash the BDR edit copy via Qflash, enter BIOS, load optimized, save/reboot back to BIOS. Then please look at location in BIOS where Dram Status was before, you should now be able to see PCH-IO by default there.
Inside USB Config, all items should also now be visible, if not, you can set Supervisor w/ AMIBCP - I only unsuppressed all items in Setup for these, so may be a mix of some visible and some not still, but you can do rest with AMIBCP if any missing
Once mod/swap confirmed OK, you can then edit the original I sent without BDR edit, to make all the rest of the changes you want to make with AMIBCP

no problems so far, all works good.
thank you very much

@Bobosaurus - Awesome to hear it, thanks for the quick test and feedback! You're welcome!
So, were all of the USB items visible by default already, or do you have to make some visible with AMIBCP?

all visible by default, actually the whole pch-io menu and submenus are visible by default.

Ahh, very nice to hear it!!
I did unsupress a large swath of the submenus via single byte change from true to false, at the top of that submenu in setup, that's possibly why so many of the submenus were there by default.