Modded bios Rampage VI

Yes, but a magician never reveals his tricks.
With the right tools, everybody can be an magician.

It's true that with the right software, it's easy
After "want" to have the time to do it, test and share :)

The most "hard" is when I integrate NVMe modules to X79 bios for example :D

hi again guys motherboard and bios friends can you help me with this ? check my thread please >>>> https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthrea...rclock-PROBLEM

@tistou77 i didnt have time to check that bios thing yet havent flashed to 17xx and 1902 am currently still on 1503
i will check after fixing this oc issue i have with *specific core ratio option in my system ; )

Hi,
Not using any 1902 tweaked bios from here or anywhere
But 1902 in general seems weird on cold start up it only happens with 1902 too
When I press the power button sometimes nothing happens

But again it only happens on 1902 so yeah I also thought it was the cases power button but it isn't

1902 did the same on a tuf x299 mark 2 as well.

Asus Rampage VI Omega 0802 mod bios:


https://mega.nz/#!I65H0YRI!oUPNoEVNs...-ZgxWOU6Npd1RY



Includes all the latest modules (17.7 raid) and MC 60, which performs better than MC 64. Original 0802 comes with 5E.

Hello

Added bios 2002 for R6E and R6A, and 0802 for R6EO (microcode 49 and 64 and modules up to date)

Added registry keys (indicated Retpoline and Disable Spectre patch ) to compensate for performance loss with Spectre and Meltdown

Any recommendations on which microcode is best?

It has not changed

Quote:

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Originally Posted by tistou77

With 49 microcode, TJMax at 105°
With 64 microcode, TJMax at 110° (heating 5° more so) and last fix for security (for hardware)

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MC 49=good to go???

As much as 60/64
Another one of your useless posts :rolleyes: