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04-13-2019 02:37 PM #31
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I already tried those tools on www.win-raid.com, nothing worked
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04-13-2019 03:09 PM #32
Guitarmageddon888 PC Specs Motherboard Maximus x code bios1704 Memory (part number) 8700k 5.1/4.9avx Graphics Card #1 MSI 2080 gaming trio Monitor HP Omen 27" Storage #1 Samsung 970 m.2 Storage #2 Samsung 860 evo CPU Cooler H150i Case Lian li pc011 Power Supply Evga supernova g3 850w Keyboard Corsair k70 OS Windows 10
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04-13-2019 04:04 PM #33
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04-13-2019 09:08 PM #34
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04-14-2019 09:38 AM #35
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Yes, I've tried the latest MEI drivers, even some old ones the I found on Intel's site for this version of firmware, I tried 11.8.60.3561 and the drivers that I had before the update, version 11.8.55.3510 also from Inte's site. The system is not as fluid and responsive as it used to be on firmware 11.8.55.3510. I feel a delay in it's responsivness when entering windows and apps. It takes a half a second more to respond. I also tried the new bios 1901, on this one I can't set my Corsair memories to 3333 Mhz (15-16-16-36-iT) anymore, It does maximum 3300 Mhz with this latency. And another issue that is found, the sound produced from the sound card is less loud now, also the stereocrosstalk is reduced. I don't feel it's bassy sound like before. Also, I tried the latest ASUS drivers posted on 03.04.2019, version 6.0.1.8468. I guess now I understand why ASUS didn't update the Management Engine firmware.. but I did
I really want to roll back to the original firmware ASUS updated with bios 1704.
I really liked how the sistem was working before. Please find a solution for me!
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04-14-2019 05:40 PM #36
Guitarmageddon888 PC Specs Motherboard Maximus x code bios1704 Memory (part number) 8700k 5.1/4.9avx Graphics Card #1 MSI 2080 gaming trio Monitor HP Omen 27" Storage #1 Samsung 970 m.2 Storage #2 Samsung 860 evo CPU Cooler H150i Case Lian li pc011 Power Supply Evga supernova g3 850w Keyboard Corsair k70 OS Windows 10
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So as he stated, yes it does not seem possible. However I did notice this, but it seems like it could be risky and brick the board? It may be doable however. Someone correct me if I'm wrong. Could be worth researching.
https://www.win-raid.com/t596f39-Int...tem-Tools.html
In the event in which the usage of Intel FWUpdate tool is not possible, you can try to upgrade/downgrade the (CS)ME firmware manually. Such cases include downgrading to Engine firmware which violate SVN, VCN or PV, repairing a corruption/problem etc. To upgrade/downgrade/repair manually, you need first & foremost to have read/write access to the Engine firmware region of the system's SPI/BIOS chip. To check if your FD is locked or to attempt to unlock it, follow the [Guide] Unlock Intel Flash Descriptor Read/Write Access Permissions for SPI Servicing. Once you have read/write access to the Engine firmware region of your system's SPI/BIOS chip, you can use any general purpose firmware flasher software such as Intel Flash Programming Tool, AMI AFU, Flashrom etc, which directly reads/writes the system's SPI/BIOS chip firmware. Before flashing, you must make sure that the Engine firmware region to be flashed back is Configured (EXTR) for your specific system via Intel Flash Image Tool (FIT). In order to do that, follow the [Guide] Clean Dumped Intel Engine (CS)ME/(CS)TXE Regions with Data Initialization. Never flash RGN or 3rd-party EXTR firmware to the Engine firmware region of the system's SPI/BIOS chip without first configuring them for your specific system (EXTR) via FIT. Since general purpose firmware software do not upgrade/downgrade/repair the Engine firmware region of the system's SPI/BIOS chip via the Engine co-processor itself, they are not restricted by the SVN, VCN and PV security measures. As long as you have read/write access to the Engine firmware region of the system's SPI/BIOS chip and a DATA Configured (EXTR) Engine firmware image, they should accomplish the desired action.
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04-25-2019 07:21 PM #37
fpollan PC Specs Motherboard VII Hero Processor 6700K Graphics Card #1 Asus 1080TI OC Strix Monitor Acer Predator X34 Storage #1 960EVO Samsung Storage #2 OCZ SSD CPU Cooler Noctua NH-D15S Case S.Raven Power Supply AX860i Keyboard Logitech G19 Mouse Logitech G900 Headset/Speakers Sennheiser GSP600 OS W10
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05-13-2019 04:35 PM #38
raju2529 PC Specs Laptop (Model) R542UQ-DM153 ( X542UQ.311 ) Motherboard Asus Builtin Motherboard X542UQ Processor Intel core i5 7200u @2.5Ghz Memory (part number) Adata 2400 Mhz 16GB DDR4 Graphics Card #1 intel HD 620 graphics 1GB DDR3 DCH WHQL driver v.30.0.101.1934 Beta Graphics Card #2 Nvidia GeForce 940MX 2GB GDDR5 DCH WHQL driver v30.0.15.1259 Stable Graphics Card #3 nil Graphics Card #4 nil Sound Card Realtek HD Audio controller with codec ALC294 WHQL driver v6.0.9273.1 Monitor Builtin Lcd monitor model BOE Storage #1 Samsung 850 Evo 1000GB SSD M.2. 2280 Storage #2 Seagate 2TB 2.5inch 5400rpm and Seagate 2TB 2.5inch 5400rpm2.5 inch CPU Cooler Built-in Case From factory Power Supply 65W Keyboard Built in keyboard Mouse Built in mouse Headset Purchased Philips HeadSet Mouse Pad nil Headset/Speakers Realtek Builtin Speakers OS Windows 11 Enterprise 64bit v21H2 build no 22000.652 Preview Network Router NextVision ONU Fiber Modem Accessory #1 Del Wired usb Mouse Accessory #2 Laptop Cooling table with fan Accessory #3 Secureye USB Finger print Reader added seperately for Windows Hello
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last week I updated latest firmware 11.8.65.3590 to Intel i5 7200u successfully in windows 64bit 1809 build no 17763.475.
my laptop is R542UQ-DM153 with bios X542UQ .
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05-16-2019 07:30 PM #39
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I updated my Maximus X to the newest me fw (11.8.65.3590) and my G.Skill Memory had no problem setting to xmp (16-16-16-36 2N) I also had no issues overclocking the memory to 3600 (17-18-18-38 2N) and was able to hit 5ghz at 1.28 seemed fine too me. Also my bios is 1901 and the mei driver is 1914.12.0.1256.
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05-16-2019 08:19 PM #40
marius4313 PC Specs Motherboard maximus x hero wifi Processor i78700k Memory (part number) CMR16GX4M2C3600C18W Graphics Card #1 Strix-gtx980-dc2oc-4gd5 Monitor Lg tv Storage #1 CORSAIR 120 GB Force MP500 M. 2 2280 PCI Express 3.0 x4 Storage #2 2x corsair force gs 128gb CPU Cooler corsair h100i Case corsair carbide spec03 Power Supply corsair gs 700 Mouse corsair glaive rgb OS Windows 10x64
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Me is downgradable,but is blocked by hidden bios setting "me reflash"(maximus x hero wi-fi).
I succeeded with help of "Win_raid" and a lot of patience and time.