Need modder to unlock oc on rog strix gl10cs

[Laxris]

Anyone would be able to unlock Ai Tweaker / OC and cpu config on and such others. on an Asus Rog Strix GL10CS? wich i have an i7 9700k on it. so i could oc it without boost oc ''cause i hate boost oc''
I cant tell what type of file is that bios lol


''everything is almost locked lol.. even i cant turn off some cores with smt off to do single thread thing''

[Sml6397]

Hello Laxris,

Could you provide me with two BIOS dumps using AFUWIN or AFUDOS, as well as pictures of the settings you can currently see in your BIOS Setup Utility? I ask for two BIOS dumps so that I can check them for consistency as a precaution. Let me know if you need help with the dumping process.

~Steven

[Sml6397]

Attached is an easier backup solution (FULL CREDITS TO Serg008). Simply run the program inside the archive as Administrator (right click, select "Run as Administrator") and it will produce a file on your Desktop titled "results.rar". Please upload that file here.

If you do not see a results.rar file, look for a folder that starts with "results" and upload the file inside.

[Laxris]

Attached is an easier backup solution, courtesy of Serg008. Simply run the program inside the archive as Administrator (right click, select "Run as Administrator") and it will produce a file on your Desktop titled "results.rar". Please upload that file here.

If you do not see a results.rar file, look for a folder that starts with "results" and upload the file inside.

Hi i got some error with it.. can you tell if its alright?

[Laxris]

idk how im gonna take screenshot of my bios since my phone camera is dead

[Sml6397]

Hello Laxris,

No worries. I can work without the BIOS Setup Utility pictures. In another post, I'll explain how to compare your current BIOS menus to those that show up in an application called AMIBCP. This will allow you to verify whether any settings are being hidden by a SUPPRESS_IF function in your currently available menus.

I found three menus that are likely hidden in your BIOS Setup Utility: Chipset, Overclocking Performance Menu, and another more advanced Advanced Menu. There is not an Ai Tweaker Menu, but the other mentioned menus contain similar settings.

I will work on this mod and keep you updated.

[Laxris]

That exactly what i wanted to unlock. i hope for the best!

[Sml6397]

Hello Laxris,

Your BIOS mod is (probably) complete! There may be another mod that needs to be performed to fully unlock this image. Let me know in particular if the Overclocking Performance Menu shows up. I may need to replace a less useful menu under the new Advanced Menu with this one.

Your new BIOS menu order should be:
-AdvancedOld (hidden)*
-AdvancedNew (visible)
-Chipset (visible)
-Security (visible)
-Boot (visible)
-Save & Exit (visible)
-Main (visible)

*Due to the nature of this particular mod, your original Advanced Menu may still show up. Let me know if you can still see it. With the new Advanced Menu and the Chipset Menu, the old Advanced Menu becomes obsolete.

I am still working on the AMIBCP tutorial that will allow you to compare what is in your BIOS Setup Utility with what should be showing up. This will allow you to tell me if there is anything you want that is being hidden for some reason.

Please keep in mind that any BIOS flash - modded or not - always carries a small risk. We have a full backup of your BIOS chip, so if anything were to go wrong, you can purchase the ~$10 USD CH341A SPI programmer and reflash your chip.

Notes for reference:
Main was in a SUPPRESS_IF check. The old Advanced Menu was not. I swapped the code for the old Advanced Menu with that of the Main Menu. I also changed SUPPRESS_IF_TRUE to SUPPRESS_IF_FALSE as I assume the Main Menu was still showing up previously.

[Laxris]

ty so much! ima give it a try and see what happen

Hey what bios version is the modded one. for some reason i cant flash it with anything

[Sml6397]

Which methods have you tried to flash it with? Which errors did you get?

There may be a lock that prevents flashing modified BIOS images that will need to be removed. I will check this as soon as I can. The error messages will help this along.

In the meantime, here are a few methods of flashing:

1.) Asus EZ Flash: Format a USB Flashdrive as FAT32 and place the modified BIOS image and nothing else on the flashdrive. Enter the BIOS Setup Utility, navigate to the Advanced Menu, and choose Asus EZ Flash. Select the modified BIOS image and flash.

2.) Intel FPT: There are several versions of FPT, and they correspond to different ME (Intel Management Engine) versions. To figure out which version of FPT you need, please do the following to figure out your computer's ME version...

Download and install HWInfo (https://www.hwinfo.com/). Launch the program as Administrator, choose the "Summary only" mode bubble, double click "Motherboard" in the left pane, click "Intel ME" under it, and then find the "Intel ME Version" on the right pane. Let me know which version your computer has and I will find the correct FPT flash tool for your computer. I will be referencing section C2 of this page (https://www.win-raid.com/t596f39-Intel-C...Tools.html) to do so.