05-20-2020, 01:58 PM (This post was last modified: 05-20-2020, 02:05 PM by breakdown234.)
ok so with the latest modded bios including the spectre and meltdown security patch , ive heard about one other issue and that is ME, anybody able to give this bios one last push of love atleast , and fully disable ME if possible , would be killer, heres the git>
i mean i know it has to be enabled during the short time at boot in order to be able to boot the pc ..cpus starting at nehalem require this , but afterwards its no issue
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(05-20-2020, 01:58 PM)breakdown234 Wrote: ok so with the latest modded bios including the spectre and meltdown security patch , ive heard about one other issue and that is ME, anybody able to give this bios one last push of love atleast , and fully disable ME if possible , would be killer, heres the git>
i mean i know it has to be enabled during the short time at boot in order to be able to boot the pc ..cpus starting at nehalem require this , but afterwards its no issue
Intel Management Engine is not included with R3E.
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is someone able to transfer the modules and changes into the bios of the asus Rampage III Black Edition.
It is the same hardware just in black color and with a pcie wificard onboard.
the original bios can be found here: Bios 602
I would use this:
CPU Microcode Updated to latest [106A4 Revision 13 (2015-06-30), 106A5 Revision 1D (2018-05-11), 206C2 Revision 1F (2018-05-08), 206C0 Revision 1C (2009-12-14)]. There is a modded bios available with the mirco code canb be found here
INTEL ICH10R SATA RAID Controller: v13.5.0.2164 (SSD TRIM support in AHCI and RAID modes) Marvell 91xx SATA 6G Controller - Bios : v1.0.0.1038* Marvell 91xx SATA 6G Controller - Firmware: v2.1.0.1413 Marvell 91xx SATA 6G Controller - Bootloader: v1.0.1.0002b* JMicron JMB36X Controller: v1.08.01 (AHCI Patched) INTEL 82567V-2 Gigabit Network: [b]v1.5.85[/b] SLIC 2.1: ASUS (SSV3/MMtool method)
And is it possible to change the bios version to maybe 0700 ?
Thanks
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is someone able to transfer the modules and changes into the bios of the asus Rampage III Black Edition.
It is the same hardware just in black color and with a pcie wificard onboard.
the original bios can be found here: Bios 602
I would use this:
CPU Microcode Updated to latest [106A4 Revision 13 (2015-06-30), 106A5 Revision 1D (2018-05-11), 206C2 Revision 1F (2018-05-08), 206C0 Revision 1C (2009-12-14)]. There is a modded bios available with the mirco code canb be found here
INTEL ICH10R SATA RAID Controller: v13.5.0.2164 (SSD TRIM support in AHCI and RAID modes) Marvell 91xx SATA 6G Controller - Bios : v1.0.0.1038* Marvell 91xx SATA 6G Controller - Firmware: v2.1.0.1413 Marvell 91xx SATA 6G Controller - Bootloader: v1.0.1.0002b* JMicron JMB36X Controller: v1.08.01 (AHCI Patched) INTEL 82567V-2 Gigabit Network: [b]v1.5.85[/b] SLIC 2.1: ASUS (SSV3/MMtool method)
And is it possible to change the bios version to maybe 0700 ?
Thanks
Please put this request in the proper location in your other thread on R3E Black Edition BIOS MOD
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11-02-2020, 11:55 AM (This post was last modified: 11-02-2020, 12:02 PM by Eli.)
(12-04-2019, 07:05 PM)pir8man Wrote: I just added S23 to Gdrive location.
The only change is 206C0 microcode is updated to latest (Rev 1C dated 2009-12-14).
This microcode handles all non-production (not OEM nor Retail) CPU's for our mainboard. 'ES' Engineering Samples and the like.
This microcode will not block Spectre/Meltdown for those CPU's as it is too old, but it should make them more reliable.
Also added S23o:
This version has pre Meltdown/Specter microcode releases:
206c0 Rev 1C
206c2 Rev 1C
106a5 Rev 1B
S23o will allow your CPU to run at it's full potential, but will leave it susceptible to Meltdown & Spectre.
Both releases support ANY of the above listed processor models. If you run some other processor it is supported by one of the other microcodes and was never patched for Meltdown/Spectre.
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I'm not sure to have understood the difference between the two S23:
S23: 0% protection for Spectre/Meltdown and therefore "100%" of the potential of the CPU, is that it?
S23o: "minimum" protection for Spectre/Meltdown and therefore approximately "90%" of the potential of the CPU, is that it?
I use the R3E without the add-on: Marvell, Raid, Gbe, Nic, Jmicron, 1394 and not usb3. And work only with 2 x nvme mounted on PCIE cards. So, what would be your choice of modified bios?
Sxxi, in order to privileged the best for our ICH10?
Another question which has nothing to do, I intend to buy a new screen with integrated usb3 hub, do you know if the R3E is able to boot on a usb key connected to a screen usb hub?
Thank you in advance for your feedback and thank you again for everything you have done for this wonderful card!
11-03-2020, 02:02 PM (This post was last modified: 11-03-2020, 03:24 PM by weingeist.)
Flash Sxxi:
If you run Windows 10 you AND run Intel SATA in AHCI mode. Or ANY (RAID/AHCI) Intel SATA mode in ANY other OS (Win7/*nix).
As no RST software compatibility needs to be overcome, it is best to run the proper ROM for our ICH10 chipset. (fastest benchmarks with this ROM).
r3e_1601_s23i : I7-980X CPU Microcode Revision 1F from 08.05.2018 Spectre/Meltown Protection on are bad Performance
r3e_1601_s23oi : I7-980X CPU Microcode Revision 13 from 07.09.2010 Spectre/Meltown Protection no are best Performance
No boot from Usb3 Monitor Hub
Are i have the best Performance with s23i in Cinebench R15 CPU and Video.
S23i : CPU 960 Points VGA 105 fps
S23oi: CPU 951 Points VGA 103 fps
Spectre/Meltown Protection disabled in Windows Registry
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01-03-2022, 11:32 AM (This post was last modified: 01-03-2022, 11:38 AM by DEza.)
(02-01-2016, 03:30 AM)pir8man Wrote: DOWNLOAD LINK:
All my releases are now hosted via Gdrive. Download Link
Some files (on the screenshot, they are all with question marks) cannot pass the checksum check when flashed. Although the archive has been downloaded and tested without errors. Can you fix it? For example, all files from the R3E_1601_S22.rar archive are flashed without errors ...
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01-04-2022, 03:31 PM (This post was last modified: 01-04-2022, 03:41 PM by pir8man.)
@DEza Application compatibility cannot be resolved by rearchiving. WinRAR is doing the best it can for you. Use 7zip for proper archive information on 7z files.
I see no reason to rearchive to rar or 7z just so internal info displays properly. Either application will decompress properly, regardless of the missing size displayed.
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01-25-2022, 09:42 AM (This post was last modified: 01-25-2022, 10:11 AM by DEza.)
(01-04-2022, 03:31 PM)pir8man Wrote: @DEza Application compatibility cannot be resolved by rearchiving. WinRAR is doing the best it can for you. Use 7zip for proper archive information on 7z files.
I see no reason to rearchive to rar or 7z just so internal info displays properly. Either application will decompress properly, regardless of the missing size displayed.
Of course, I also tried to use the 7 zip archiver of the latest version (see the 2nd screenshot above). But the situation has not changed.
In fact, what confuses me is not that the information about the size of the files inside the archive is not displayed correctly. I am confused by the fact that these files, after being extracted from the archive, when trying to flash them, cannot pass the test in the eZflash utility ...
I tried downloading these archives with different browsers on different computers - the situation is unchanged.
It might be appropriate to verify these important files with checksums. I have the following: