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[*REQUEST*] Lenovo x121e (x120e,x130e) E-450 Bios unlock CPU settings
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Hi again. It would be very great if somebody could unlock cpu settings,voltages, fan settings ,fsb etc in bios for Lenovo x121e (same as x120e or x130e) with AMD cpu's.It looks like a Phoenix bios to me and Lenovo should have Phoenix I think, but backup tool reports it's Award? I love the laptop,it really does it's job right, but lacks few RAW mhz's extra on the cpu side which I would like to achieve when docked at home. No worries about temperatures, it runs very cool ,especially now in the winter, and I changed the thermal paste few days ago. Generous Donation will be considered upon succesfull unlock, for sure!

There is this topic, but it's not finished, no reports on the progress or anything---->> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-U...ng-purpose

Uploaded results rar backup made with BACKUP_Tools.exe
Also uploaded backed up bios file .rom with Universal Bios Backup and official Lenovo bios.exe
Let me know if there is anything else to upload.




Little offtopic : With which tool should I be able to open and edit this bios and Lenovo bioses usually? I cant open this bios with any tool I tried. Modbin says it's not version 6, others also give errors. Phoenixtool256 opens it, but as far as I understand it's only for compiling it / compression?


Did somebody have any luck with this laptop and programs such as setfsb? If that's so,could you provide PLL number? I had the motherboard out few days ago but forgot to check it, if there is any chance that setfsb would work I can get thr motherboard out again and search for number.


Thanks to everyone!


Attached Files
.rar   results.rar (Size: 151.82 KB / Downloads: 27)
.rom   LENOVO-8RET54WW(1.17).rom (Size: 2 MB / Downloads: 37)
.rar   8quj12us.rar (Size: 4.96 MB / Downloads: 28)

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Hello EjđiSixo,

I will take a look at your BIOS image tomorrow to see what can be unlocked.


EjđiSixo Wrote:Little offtopic : With which tool should I be able to open and edit this bios and Lenovo bioses usually? I cant open this bios with any tool I tried. Modbin says it's not version 6, others also give errors. Phoenixtool256 opens it, but as far as I understand it's only for compiling it / compression?

PhoenixTool is used to decompress and recompress Phoenix BIOSes. First, PhoenixTool is used to extract the BIOS image into a DUMP directory. From that directory, the necessary modules (files) are modified with a hex editor (I use HxD Free). Finally, the modules are recompressed back into a modified BIOS image ready for flashing.



EjđiSixo Wrote:Did somebody have any luck with this laptop and programs such as setfsb? If that's so,could you provide PLL number? I had the motherboard out few days ago but forgot to check it, if there is any chance that setfsb would work I can get thr motherboard out again and search for number.

I have used SetFSB to successfully overclock my primary notebook, which was manufactured in 2006. To find the model number of the PLL chip, I had to open the notebook and inspect the motherboard.

On the left side of this page, click on "PLL find" under "CPUFSB". This is the tutorial that helped me the most in manually finding my PLL by sight. This page contains additional information that you may find useful. It also contains a download link for SetFSB.

If you would like me to try to identify the PLL, you will need to take pictures of the entire motherboard. The pictures will need to clearly show the text on each unique chip.


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(02-09-2015, 07:40 PM)Sml6397 Wrote: Hello EjđiSixo,

I will take a look at your BIOS image tomorrow to see what can be unlocked.






EjđiSixo Wrote:Little offtopic : With which tool should I be able to open and edit this bios and Lenovo bioses usually? I cant open this bios with any tool I tried. Modbin says it's not version 6, others also give errors. Phoenixtool256 opens it, but as far as I understand it's only for compiling it / compression?

PhoenixTool is used to decompress and recompress Phoenix BIOSes. First, PhoenixTool is used to extract the BIOS image into a DUMP directory. From that directory, the necessary modules (files) are modified with a hex editor (I use HxD Free). Finally, the modules are recompressed back into a modified BIOS image ready for flashing.







EjđiSixo Wrote:Did somebody have any luck with this laptop and programs such as setfsb? If that's so,could you provide PLL number? I had the motherboard out few days ago but forgot to check it, if there is any chance that setfsb would work I can get thr motherboard out again and search for number.

I have used SetFSB to successfully overclock my primary notebook, which was manufactured in 2006. To find the model number of the PLL chip, I had to open the notebook and inspect the motherboard.

On the left side of this page, click on "PLL find" under "CPUFSB". This is the tutorial that helped me the most in manually finding my PLL by sight. This page contains additional information that you may find useful. It also contains a download link for SetFSB.

If you would like me to try to identify the PLL, you will need to take pictures of the entire motherboard. The pictures will need to clearly show the text on each unique chip.


~Steven


Thank you very much! I will keep an eye for the progress, let me know if there is anything I can do to contribute / be useful.



So as far as I understand,after you extract bios modules you do all the editing and unlocking with Hex editor only??


Thank you, I did already get PLL for some laptops so it's not problem for me. Just asking before I open it up again since it's still under warranty ( I work in very safe conditions and have hardware skills),so better to find it online first.

OH WELL , I went ahead and searched for clock generator anyway. It's very easy to access on this model.

PLL number for x121e with AMD E-450 CPU : ISL6267HRZ which is made by Intersil.Pictures attached in the .rar Unfortunately none of clock generator programs like setfsb ,cpufsb and so on don't support for some reason this or any Intersil PLL as far as I can see. Intel version probbaly has different PLL since this is controller chip for AMD Fusion CPU only. It's amazing that every laptop I get always happen to have some unsupported PLL clock generator.Amd overdrive also says it doesn't support CPU.
Interesting thing : BrazosTweaker can undervolt it and I think even underclock it by multiplier. But no overvolt or overclock. If you overclock , the CPU-Z indeed reports overclock, but it's just a number. Benchmark has same results, and system performance feels same. Also the fact that you can go all the way up to programs maximum of "3.2GHZ" without crashing should be enough to say it's not working.

I hope this topic will help somebody with same or similar laptop like x120e or x130e, because it's really amazing machine, especially the gpu if you consider low TDP cpu and portability of this laptop.


Attached Files
.rar   x121e_PLL_Pictures.rar (Size: 2.1 MB / Downloads: 14)

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Nevermind, you can lock the topic, I see there is a ton of request, and forum is obviously dead, so at least one request less. If somebody want a bios unlock on this model, open a new topic.

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(02-09-2015, 02:45 PM)EjđiSixo Wrote: Hi again. It would be very great if somebody could unlock cpu settings,voltages, fan settings ,fsb etc in bios for Lenovo x121e (same as x120e or x130e) with AMD cpu's.It looks like a Phoenix bios to me and Lenovo should have Phoenix I think, but backup tool reports it's Award? I love the laptop,it really does it's job right, but lacks few RAW mhz's extra on the cpu side which I would like to achieve when docked at home. No worries about temperatures, it runs very cool ,especially now in the winter, and I changed the thermal paste few days ago. Generous Donation will be considered upon succesfull unlock, for sure!

There is this topic, but it's not finished, no reports on the progress or anything---->> https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/Thread-U...ng-purpose

Uploaded results rar backup made with BACKUP_Tools.exe
Also uploaded backed up bios file .rom with Universal Bios Backup and official Lenovo bios.exe
Let me know if there is anything else to upload.




Little offtopic : With which tool should I be able to open and edit this bios and Lenovo bioses usually? I cant open this bios with any tool I tried. Modbin says it's not version 6, others also give errors. Phoenixtool256 opens it, but as far as I understand it's only for compiling it / compression?


Did somebody have any luck with this laptop and programs such as setfsb? If that's so,could you provide PLL number? I had the motherboard out few days ago but forgot to check it, if there is any chance that setfsb would work I can get thr motherboard out again and search for number.


Thanks to everyone!
  • Head to Bios Mods. If you can't find it here, do a simple Google search. I used "hacked m18x bios a05" , which returned a lovely unlocked A05 BIOS.
  • Search for your BIOS, computer model, or both.
  • Turn off all of the running software that you can. Having software running can cause a bad flash, which will brick your motherboard.
  • Extract the utility archive.
  • Load up the tool and pick your cracked BIOS version if necessary.
  • Wait for the flash to complete.
  • When you reboot, you should have a BIOS with a plethora of new options
Check Lenovo ThinkPad E450 Manual for more detailed steps and view 
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Is anybody find the way to overclock x120e?
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