After BIOS updating for modding you need to have:
1) working CPU with Ivy Bridge;
2) working external graphics card;
3) chip-programmer (recommended);
4) POST card (recommended).
Did you used an external graphics card? Have you POST card?
(10-28-2016, 12:03 AM)DeathBringer Wrote: [ -> ]Did you used an external graphics card? Have you POST card?
Yes, i used external video, but i haven't PCI-e POST card for a now. I bought one on Aliexpress, it will come in a month (or maybe some later)
I overestimated my skills...
(10-31-2016, 08:09 AM)DeathBringer Wrote: [ -> ]I overestimated my skills...
It's not a problem, the problem is when someone thinks he's all-knowing
I have successfully found "
the working method to update ME region", updated it to ver 7.1.13.1088 but I had to use another file, not
7.1.13.1088_1.5MB_CPT_PRD_UPD but 7.1.13.1088_1.5MB_CPT_PRD_RGN (also from Intel ME 7 Firmware Repository Pack r21) вecаuse Intel FIT can't decompress the first one.
After this modification mobo works fine with Sandy processor (don't remember the exact model, some sort of one core celeron, 440 maybe), the CMOS setup shows ME Version - 7.1.13.1088, but still doesn't work with 3220 :-( Again just 4 beeps and fall into a coma.
P.S. my i3-3220 is OK, tested with another mobo...
IPIMB-AR has different chipset - B75, but IPIMB-VR has H67.
Make the dump of BIOS chip by a hardware programmer.