- MMTOOL APTIO 5.02.0024 MOD HOW TO
- MMTOOL APTIO 5.02.0024 MOD UPDATE
- MMTOOL APTIO 5.02.0024 MOD PATCH
- MMTOOL APTIO 5.02.0024 MOD UPGRADE
MMTOOL APTIO 5.02.0024 MOD PATCH
Load new bios and go for Cpu patch tab then under patch options set insert patch data. Now click browse, and the file should be there as example i named it test and size is 92Kb. Under Patchfile set an path to save that microcode and then mark the one and press apply. Now mark the same Id as before, Under patch options extract should be marked. There are only 2 entries because of lacking i9 support. Now we load an old bios mostly the first released one.
MMTOOL APTIO 5.02.0024 MOD UPDATE
There you see 3 entries as example, important is the Microcode id (last 2 digits are the update rev.) and Update rev.Īs example we want to change the one for i3`s which is entry no1 with ID 026EB8E it is 8E which is pretty new and with fix.Ĥ. Open MMTOOL 5.x it should look like that : If you do it like that way you can skip step 3 - 5 and go on with step 6!ġ. Sidenote : You can also update or change microcode within UBU - Microcode tab if option - Microcode Update is Available.Ĭhoose Update Microcode, then you get an list of Available microcodes choose the one you want like here i took 1 and it will update your microcode to that you choosed. Now write down wich one you want i choosed 6A for me as 5C is too old (to many changes wich can be bad as they fix also bug`s you want to avoid).
Which means between 112 and 92 where 20 changes done by intel. Version is that whats interessting for us in that list.
It will show you an list with codes i marked the one that is the one with meltdown fix for my i7 8700, all below that are without that fix. Now press s to see the available micro codes and enter the cpu id, example 000906EA Sidenote : Microcodes are 6EA, 6EB and 6EC on Coffee Lake (A= i5 and i7 8xxx / B=i3 and Pentium & Celeron 8xxx - G5xxx - G4xxx / C=i5 and i7 9xxx Next you will see the Microcode list within the bios. Unpack UBU where you want, then start UBU.BAT, it will ask for an bios pick one with latest cpu support or one which got meltdown fix added which would be easier to start with. (doesn`t allways work, thats why we will use Intel Flash programing tool not AFU! AFU can`t flash an modded bios it will fail by Security check if there is one integrated within the bios Capsule or Hidden in bios ! )
MMTOOL APTIO 5.02.0024 MOD HOW TO
Step 2 : Microcode - how to know which one is availableįor that you will need UBU, also for removing security check!
MMTOOL APTIO 5.02.0024 MOD UPGRADE
If there is no ME upgrade then go for Step 2! Otherwise you could get issues which are unwanted (That is Necessary if you don`t want to brink anything!) It could Work but i wouldn`t do it that way. If there is one ME upgrade then normal bios update to the version you want is Necessary. Then make sure that from that version you are actually using to the bios you want there is no ME upgrade.ģ. Choose the Bios you want your board running with.Ģ. Intel (CS)ME System Tools with Intel Flash Tool :ġ. What you need is : UBU, AMI MMtool, AMI BCP, Intel Flash tool (that one wich fits your chipset / Me).
If i find an good Award tool then i will add that too. All which are not available before.įirst of all, i allready tested this by myself on HM67 (Clevo p170hm, msi gt780dx), QM67 and z370 but it will work from Sandy bridge up till newest gen i9 with AMi bios only. Support for new i9 9900k but without Spectre & Meltdown fix for better Performance.Īlso by unlocking the bios i got functions like Cache ratio, Avx, and alot more Also really interessting Memory Training options, 4th mem timing. Using newest Bios but faster & older Microcode, like i did for my z370 pro4 bios 3.10 but with micro code from bios 1.10. Unlocking Hidden and missing bios options, better control for OC or Debug and so on. Changing Microcode to non Spectre & Meltdown fix or an older one with unlocked functions ( example: mobile locked cpu`s) I want that guide as easy as possible even for beginner`s ! Lets start with an Bios modding Guide for Ami based Intel chipsets (desktop & Mobile) from SB up to Coffee Lake-R.
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