Modded bios Rampage VI

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Originally Posted by CSN7

@tistou77

I need your help, for performance reasons I also wish to stay on the older microcode for Cascade Lake-X 05000029. Because on the Rampage 6 Encore 0401 performance is great but on all the latest bios like 0603 performance really drops. I tried to mod it myself with MMTool, but I guess I don't have the skills. It won't let me update with bios flashback on the back of the mobo.
Therefor I would like to request the new 0603 Bios version from Rampage 6 Extreme Encore but the old microcode 05000029 found in 0401 for Cascade Lake-X. I don't care about anything else :D

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Done ;)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qwg...5igHGS9UTFJ04Q

thanks all for the replys iam comming from a Aorus motherboard.....

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Originally Posted by vmanuelgm

Obviously both Skylake-x and Cascade Lake-x can be used in a x299 motherboard, like the Encore, that's why the bios's include both microcodes for SKX and CLX. Summing up, u can install from a 7980xe to a 10980xe, 9980xe in the middle. 7980xe and 9980xe are Skylake-X's, while 10980xe is a Cascade Lake-X CPU.

Latest microcode for SKX is 6906, and F01 for CLX.

With the latest Windows Update, version 2004, I would choose the latest microcodes, previous ones don't make sense. The OS is optimized to adress vulnerabilities at the same time performance is maintained as much as possible.

Currently using 6906 (7980xe) in my Omega 3006, with the latest firmwares, and quite happy with it in Win10 2004.

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sorry but its very confusing:

Latest microcode for SKX is 6906, and F01 for CLX. - cant get this , ppl pages behind say F00 is for SKX and F01 is fo CKX no you are saying that for SKX is 6906, some ppl say 29 other 49 other 69 e get thats the last number, also i get this 05000029 is from the bios 40* sorry all for the noob questions

Also iam using windows 10 2004,

does this bios better ?

its on the version you said is better for win version 2004

Attachment 85101
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qwg...5igHGS9UTFJ04Q



thanks in advance

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Originally Posted by TSportM

thanks all for the replys iam comming from a Aorus motherboard.....



sorry but its very confusing:

Latest microcode for SKX is 6906, and F01 for CLX. - cant get this , ppl pages behind say F00 is for SKX and F01 is fo CKX no you are saying that for SKX is 6906, some ppl say 29 other 49 other 69 e get thats the last number, also i get this 05000029 is from the bios 40* sorry all for the noob questions

Also iam using windows 10 2004,

does this bios better ?

its on the version you said is better for win version 2004

Attachment 85101
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qwg...5igHGS9UTFJ04Q

thanks in advance

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It's microcode 29 for Cascade Lake-X asked by CSN7
And microcode 6906 for SL-X (the bios contains the 2 microcodes)

For Skylake-X, the last microcode is 6906
For Cascade Lake-X, is F01

Just that I haven't done these microcode updates in the bios (first page)

@TsportM

Every system is different, so the same bios can work worse or better depending on the mounted components, for example memory modules which usually are a problematic part.

In my system, Omega's 3006 with the latest microcode 6906 for my 7980xe is doing a good job. In general, 3006 is a quite stable bios specially for memory overclocking.

I also said that right now under Win10 2004 is not worth to have an old microcode, since they are not as refined as new ones and operating system will barely perform better by disabling patches. Besides if u use an older microcode than the present in your Win10, that will be overrided in favour of this one, unless u patch your system.

Can oyu please update the Rampage VI Extreme with the newest FIrwares and Microcode ?

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Originally Posted by bogsha

Can oyu please update the Rampage VI Extreme with the newest FIrwares and Microcode ?

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I second that notion.

I am not sure if you have already updated the bios for the Rampage VI but not the first page thread.
I am using Microcode 6901 with BIOS 3006.

Merci.

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Originally Posted by tistou77

It's microcode 29 for Cascade Lake-X asked by CSN7
And microcode 6906 for SL-X (the bios contains the 2 microcodes)

For Skylake-X, the last microcode is 6906
For Cascade Lake-X, is F01

Just that I haven't done these microcode updates in the bios (first page)

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Justy so we all can understand.

Have you updated the bios so we can use the 6906 but you have not edited the first page of your thread to reflect any changes or you have not updated the bios and is still on 6901 as it shows?

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Originally Posted by vmanuelgm

@TsportM

Every system is different, so the same bios can work worse or better depending on the mounted components, for example memory modules which usually are a problematic part.

In my system, Omega's 3006 with the latest microcode 6906 for my 7980xe is doing a good job. In general, 3006 is a quite stable bios specially for memory overclocking.

I also said that right now under Win10 2004 is not worth to have an old microcode, since they are not as refined as new ones and operating system will barely perform better by disabling patches. Besides if u use an older microcode than the present in your Win10, that will be overrided in favour of this one, unless u patch your system.

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So you are saying, that this bios iam using is not ideal for my windows ? Attachment 85103

Even if i install the drivers at asus site for new mei etc ?

cheers

He didn't do the updates yet. They are still old.

Does anyone having issue with 3006 Bios on Task Manager showing CPU speed fixed like 3.1 Ghz even though it is idling? Mine is always fixed to my base clock 3.1 Ghz.

This doesn't happen with Bios 2002.

No worries for me with the bios 3006 and Windows 10 2004