It is true, in the xoxer`s bios, the hidden options are not present. I don't know if it is something we are doing wrong or it is simply the unmodified bios.
My motherboard is this exact one:
BKHD N5105 1338-NAS BKIPC
Try this mod from jit-01010 in the Unraid forum, is working in my board:
Hi, I'm looking to upgrade my little 2-bay entry level QNAP, which is ace and uses hardly any electricity (but was expensive to buy) to something with a bit more capacity and flexibility. I've put together a test rig from old PC bits and a trial Unraid license, and I like what I see, so I'm going...
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Another thing i have done, is to update the ASM1166 chipset, installing windows.
Without updating the ASM1166 chipset, entering some options resets the motherboard.
In any case, even deactivating the turbo boost as indicated, I still cannot get further than the C3 state. I have consumption of 24w without discs
Hello! First of all, thank you for your messages. This weekend, I've been devouring the thread, and it has helped me a lot. I want to mention that I've acquired an N5105 BKHD-1338NAS-17 motherboard (the green one). It came with a 3-pin fan that was running at 100% and making a horrible noise. The BIOS version was 11/22/2023, labeled as GFJSL-V1.1-R208.
Thanks to
@sambaum , I decided to replace the fan with a Noctua NF-A6x25. However, it turns out that the metal heatsink is different, and using zip ties didn't go as smoothly for me as it did for him. In summary, I secured it by twisting and bending the metal a bit, but it holds up adequately.
I'd also like to thank
@h0nza because I have the same motherboard, which has two 4-pin fan connectors that lack PWM functionality. Unfortunately, they're not useful.
Now, regarding the BIOS, I tried using the modified version by
@jit-010101. It didn't install upon reboot, but I managed to get it working by entering the UEFI tool from the BIOS (I found this on the unraid forum). Initially, it didn't boot, but after a while, it did. However, now I see sections without text, and when I enter the PCI Chipset section to enable ASPM, it freezes, requiring a restart.
I also attempted to update the ASM1166 chipset as
@netpolorian suggested. This involved reinstalling Windows from scratch (thanks to RUFUS for allowing installation on an external hard drive). Unfortunately, the text options are still missing, and the PCI section continues to lock up the BIOS.
In short, I have several problems, let's see if anyone can think of or has run into the same thing:
- The bios, I'm afraid that although they are similar, they are not the same motherboard version and the one I installed is not 100% compatible. Has anyone else tried it? @h0nza did you find anyone else with our motherboard version?
- The CPU fan and temperatures. I don't go below 50 degrees in idle, and in the bios I only see one option to control the CPU fan (minimum temp to turn it off, temp to turn it on, temperature for maximum speed, start pwm value and what I understand is the increase of pwm, which is 2 PWM by default) has anyone played with this? It can also be controlled by SW, but I don't know if it will be worse and I haven't used it
Anyway, thanks for everything, any idea is welcome!
Good Sunday to all.