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Kizune

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i replaced the Xeon Max microcode(806F8/10) with the D0(806F3/87) one and disabeld ACM execution
Do you know if there is an application like one i used to edit the BIOS menu items in the times of X99 chipset? I think it was called AMI Editor or something? I'm trying to find a way to enable Resizable Bar support in Tyan BIOS. Is there a version that works with the new BIOS format?
 

Ti_EgrDiv

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Hi guys. I am curious about, that is C741 chipset can be unlocked to supported higher(than 350 watt) or unlimited TDP value? Overclock is not necessary.

The reason why this mind comes up I because of a special CPU with QDF "Q08U". This CPU is a step 4 es, allows all 56core 112 threads runs on up to 3.9GHz. I believe that, if the power supply will fill this beast up, it will bring an incredible performance.

Instead of the MS73 "Best performance-Maximum level" official BIOS configuration, is there are further configuration and/or modifying BIOS(s) could achieve higher/unlimited power supply?

ps: The mos heatsink components (heating management) is been modified, the CPU, power supply is enough. Don't need to worried that : )
 

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Do you know if there is an application like one i used to edit the BIOS menu items in the times of X99 chipset? I think it was called AMI Editor or something?
AMIBCP. but there is no version leaked compatible with modern BIOS.
I'm trying to find a way to enable Resizable Bar support in Tyan BIOS
AMIBCP is not a tool to add. feature support, you can only enable hidden options.
i check the BIOS now.
 
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I am curious about, that is C741 chipset can be unlocked to supported higher(than 350 watt) or unlimited TDP value? Overclock is not necessary.
TDP is managed by BIOS not chipset. CPU with TDP=385W usual work.
The reason why this mind comes up I because of a special CPU with QDF "Q08U". This CPU is a step 4 es, allows all 56core 112 threads runs on up to 3.9GHz. I
check something:
go to Adv.power Management, RAPL config, set PL1 Time Window to max seconds and check clocks with load,
this will allow the CPU to go over TDP for the time.
 

MillionMiles

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check something:
go to Adv.power Management, RAPL config, set PL1 Time Window to max seconds and check clocks with load,
this will allow the CPU to go over TDP for the time.
On the 3,4,5 Gen Xeon I have had, this only allows the CPU to reach PL2*90% instead of 100% PL2.
that is C741 chipset can be unlocked to supported higher(than 350 watt) or unlimited TDP value?
Usually, ThrottleStop is used for this, but TS cannot take effect if set a value higher than BIOS PL1/PL2(even a value less than TDP) because MMIO lock function are unavailable on this platform.

Before challenging TDP(Maybe fused), MMIO or something else needs to be dealt with. Things are not that easy, Or if you think you are an expert in UEFI/OS, you can keep going.
 
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