yes i know. does not work.Does anyone here know if a QYFS works in a 06CX9 motherboard from the Dell Precision 7960?
the Dell Precision 7960 06CX9 motherboard needs custom case, custom Power supply, custom FANs,Then i need to look out for another board. I dont really feel like paying more than 500€ for a board but that'll be hella difficult.
not tried.What about the M41247-601 from HP? It seems to have a way bigger range of usable cpus, so would this maybe work?
If you wish to try the ES/QS CPU, then a Gigabyte motherboard is your best choice.Aight. So ASUS/ASRock and Supermicro are my best options?
W790Aight. So ASUS/ASRock and Supermicro are my best options?
gigabyte only at C741 motherboards, gigabyte W790 do not support SPR-SP D0 ES like QYFS.If you wish to try the ES/QS CPU, then a Gigabyte motherboard is your best choice.
the required Intel CSME Tool is not leaked for this version.Aas far as i know dells bios guard is not fused and safe bios is also deaktivatable, so what is stopping us from modding it?
if true, all that makes no sense.Aas far as i know dells bios guard is not fused and safe bios is also deaktivatable
Intel BIOS guard is a bios setting, you dont need CSME tool to change it, while the BOOT guard is often fused and needs CSME (if it even can be deaktivated)the required Intel CSME Tool is not leaked for this version.
if you can , do it.
apart from that the add. parts(psu,front panel,case,fans,) we need costs much, so we can better buy a out of the box compatible motherboard.
this vulnerable behave was removed and all affected BIOS removed from DL site.Intel BIOS guard is a bios setting
if you can disable security mechanisms that easy. time is over.WHat makes no sense?
I bought a QYFS for cheap and the 06CX9 looks pretty promising for its price but it officially does not support the QYFS
throw the QYFS away and all your problems are gone.Then i need to look out for another board. I dont really feel like paying more than 500€ for a board but that'll be hella difficult.