I did see that guide. I just still don't understand why we would need to use Intel BGP if in UBU it says it can update the vOROM of my ASUS P8Z68-V/GEN3 BIOS. Intel BGP is a new section added to updating the vOROM that was not there a few months ago, hence the confusion.

Zitat von kevindd992002 im Beitrag #1553

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I did see that guide. I just still don't understand why we would need to use Intel BGP if in UBU it says it can update the vOROM of my ASUS P8Z68-V/GEN3 BIOS. Intel BGP is a new section added to updating the vOROM that was not there a few months ago, hence the confusion.

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Zitat von 100PIER im Beitrag #1551

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I assume it is V1.28 ?

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Zitat von SoniX im Beitrag #1555

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For the interest, compare the mod OROM VBIOS 2170 version of your motherboard and on ASRock Z77 Pro4. They will be different. Since each motherboard used individual settings VBIOS.

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@ kevindd992002
Here, I made you VBIOS v2170 for your motherboard Asius P8Z68-V/GEN3. Now you can use the ready file VBIOS only for this motherboard in UBU.

@Sonix

Thanks for the help. I replied to that thread though because I'm using main BIOS 9903.

@plutomaniac

Again, sorry for the noise that I'm causing here.

@plutomaniac

Strange. I have rarely met a downgrade, unless it is beta testing.

By the way, in some forums, people puzzled installing processors 5th generation Broadwell on motherboard with the 8th chipset. ;)

I have a 2155, 2160, 2164 and 2166 for Haswell, but all of them without scripts BSF. If you have that something interesting, then send. Always something useful. :)

Zitat von plutomaniac im Beitrag #1562

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I don't think so. This firmware is at the official updates for Surface 3 (cherry trail cpu). Maybe a mistake. Are the other roms older as well?

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Zitat

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Broadwell on 8-series? Mmm, I don't know. It shouldn't work according to Intel. Maybe someone will try it and find success, I don't know.

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Very interesting, how? FW MEI 9.1.xx.xxxx on motherboards with 8 chipset is not working correctly. But who thinks he's so cool to be able to get to work the processor Broadwel onl 8th chipset. ;)

@kevindd992002

There is nothing against you from anyone here, as demonstrated by the fact that you received help from all of us. But half of the questions you address are answerable by using logic, simple deduction and reading the first post. If none of the above offer a reasonable answer, then you can post your inquire. If you continue down this road with a plethora of questions, you will find yourself left alone with them. In this forum, I have only added one user on what one might call "ignore list", for the same behaviour. This could also arise from the fact that I am not a very patient man, but I'm sensing others are treading this path, despite their genuine patient nature. This is by no means a warning, just an observation of recent events.

@SoniX

Here is something twisted and salted from AMD. I have found 6.1.4-0059 in a Gigabyte board, mb_bios_g1.sniper-a88x_f10.zip was the file. Strangely, this seems to be newer than 7.0.0-00087, but older than 7.1.0-00019. What do you think, is AMD trying to use branches like Intel, or they are messing things all the way?

@plutomaniac
You're right. If the manufacturer has integrated the firmware, it will work correctly. I saw FW MEI 9.1.0.1010 on some motherboards from ASRock on the 8th chipset. But I doubt that these boards will support the processor Broadwell.

Yes, personally I'm interested in all versions VBIOS. :)

@lordkag
However...
6.1.4-00059.RCBNEND.08/27/2014 vs
7.0.0-00085.RCBNEND.07/07/2014
7.0.0-00087.RCBNEND.07/31/2014

I have a suggestion. You may recall from what devices we took 7th versions, desktop or mobile?

Edit
7.1.0-00019.RCBNEND.11/12/2014 latest by date (12-Nov-2014)
Another assumption. If it is not related to the chipset it is possible that the 7th version of the alpha or beta versions.

@lordkag

I appreciate the comment and I don't deny my unnecessary behavior. I understand that spoon-feeding is always not a good thing in everything.