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Thank you MOF, I can confirm that V3_MOF_905050.ffs works beautifully on an Asus X99-A motherboard, so it would probably work nice for that whole family (X99-A II, X99-pro, X99-deluxe, etc). One thing I will say for anyone else with an Asus X99 board (hope this helps someone else)... You MUST...

Hi @MOF I injected the ffs driver from you post #1955 (http://www.portvapes.co.uk/?id=Latest-exam-1Z0-876-Dumps&exid=threads/what-controls-turbo-core-in-xeons.2496647/page-79#post-39186745) in this thread into my BIOS, and it's working, but not quite at full speed. The efi driver that worked best for me was FreeCableGuy's...

In order for this hack to work, the microcode has to be removed for Haswell E. When Moff or someone makes you the BIOS, there will literally be *no* microcode for Haswell in there. Then you can put whatever microcode you want after you boot the OS. In fact, it seems like Win 10 will put some...

Again, thanks for such fast response. This second file you made is able to flash no problem at all. According to many sources, Asus USB flashback is the only reliable method to flash modified BIOS, so something is definitely wrong with the first one, you should delete it. So thanks for that...

Thank you for such a fast response... I am attempting to flash the BIOS using the Asus USB Flashback port method, which is how I have always upgraded my BIOS, and also installed a permaSLIC when I first got the board. I would like to confirm this is the proper method to flash your "no...

Hi guys, greetings, first post here! I've got an Asus X99-A (original, not ii, or USB3.1) mobo and I happened across a Xeon E5-2690 v3 QS chip that I installed & got running great at stock speeds... but I do a lot of video work, so I'd like to speed it up if I can, and it seems others have had...