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here, two CPU models cpu-z information. Not only are they different in name, the two models cannot be mixed on the same motherboard.

Fortunately, I found it does not work on certain models. i have 100-000000054-05 and 100-000000054-04 Two models, both motherboard and system are same, The overclocking tool is invalid for the 100-000000054-05 ( will report error: error wrirting SMU), but works on 100-000000054-04. Maybe...

Unfortunately, I provide bare servers to customers . Most servers will install windows server 2016/2019 operating system. So I will worry about this problem . If I change ES CPUs to retail CPUs or QS CPUs, can I avoid this problem?

hello @ExecutableFix I have a very important question: Is there any way to avoid the overclocking behavior of the tool? Such as by setting the BIOS to reject the function, or Ask the motherboard manufacturer to update the BIOS to solve the problem? Because I have a lot servers running of ROME...