Good. Now let’s do the last test. For you, this link is an archive. It has 2 different versions of the file with the GOP Driver. 1) First, you need to flash the mod file from the folder "test1".
1
fptw64 -f gop1042_bios.bin -bios
2) Reboot, reset and chek UEFI mode screen. If the UEFI mode, you will not be blank screen, then flashed the second file is not necessary.
If there is a blank screen, then sew the file from the "test2" folder.
1
fptw64 -f gop1039_bios.bin -bios
Reboot, reset and chek UEFI mode screen.
I want to understand what the problem is, in the GOP Driver or in the process updating. We look forward to testing results. :)
I started this config with a i3-6100T (35W-3.2GHz) but ended with i3-6100 (51W-3.7GHz) figuring that the T version was just lowest rated part of the Intel wafer and NOT a better CPU with strong undervolting. After undervolting the i3-6100 has lower idle voltage that my "old" T version (0.640V rather than 0.672) and needs only 1.056V @ 3.7GHz vs 1.005V @ 3.2Ghz.
The goal is to achive the less W as possible while remaining stable h24x365days. Ram 1.2V and -50mV for the IGPU.
Does this mean, that the upper part of >this< post is obsolete and that I can re-add a link to >this< guide into the start post of >this< thread? If yes, I would like to move your guide and the related posts about how to flash a modded ASRock AMI Aptio V UEFI BIOS from the UBU thread into >this< one. Do you agree?
@Demetris : Welcome at Win-RAID Forum! Since you have posted your request into a thread, which has not been designed for discussions about the UBU tool, I have moved your post and the related answers into the correct thread. I hope, that this is ok for you. Regards Dieter (alias Fernando)
