@Blunt - Use HWINFO64 and a single card to test with (can be GFX Card), check the BUS area and see what each slot shows up as being split into. But first, you need mod BIOS with IIO changes, so, I can make you BIOS with 4x4x set on one IIO and or slot at a time
Then you’ll have to flash each one by one and test/look in HWINFO64 and see which one is the slots you want/don’t want. Then once you have it all written down in notes, which to not change to 4x4x then I can make you final BIOS with all except those ones changed to 4x4x.
This will be 4x3=12 BIOS to test, or you can stop at any single BIOS you want and use that, I will only change one slot per IIO per BIOS. There is four IIO, with three slot settings (IOU0-2) in each one, that’s why so many BIOS to test.
Load optimal default after each BIOS flash, this is the only thing I changed (did not change fail-safe, so be sure to start with optimal). Also, all BIOS will have same name and must be kept that way to USB Flashback, so don’t mix things up as you test
I can make you mod BIOS with hidden settings visible, but I don’t think I can make one with this submenu for IIO visible due to where it’s located in BIOS (outside of setup)
You’re can’t already see IntelRCSetup in BIOS, correct? If you can see that, let me know and wait if you want, I can make you mod BIOS where everything you need IS visible inside that area.
For now, here is the BIOS I mentioned above, with one each set to 4x4x per IIO, and per slot in that IIO (may cover more than one slot each, only your testing and inspection in HWINFO64 will let you know)
Ahh, on pause, there is no 4x4x setting only on two IOUx per each IIO, what do you want me to use instead (4x4x8x, or 4x4x4x4x), or do you just want me to make you four BIOS only with single change on each IIO / w/ slot (IOU2) to 4x4x? << Yes this, lets test these four first and see if they work for you, if not we’ll do the others
http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?fil…746099038067357
If you want to play yourself, and be able to USB Flashback, remove BIOS body from capsule with UEFITool (at top in middle, right click AMI Capsule, extract body) Then edit this.
Then open stock .CAP BIOS in hex editor, go to 800h location, open mod BIOS body in second tab of hex editor, select all and copy, go back to stock BIOS .CAP and at 800h, paste your mod BIOS body from 800h to end, then save with USB Flahback name (X99WSI.CAP)
To confirm you did correctly, open mod BIOS in UEFITool, and see that is looks same as stock at top >> AMI Capsule Signed, and then also expand and make sure BIOS body inside capsule looks same as stock generally, expand capsule, and expand Intel Image (just to confirm your paste was OK
If you’ve not used USB Flashback before, with this board and your current USB Sticks, let me know and I will give you some general tips