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Some more info about the unlocking. What you need to know is that it's just a simple BIOS update and that it's experimental = not suited for 24/7 use. For example any power management will not work using this method. XTU is also screwed up when using this, with scores around 200 points.

 

BIOS for different boards will be released at a later stage when they are more fine-tuned.

 

Air cooled 4.7GHz Core i3 6300 on Maximus VIII Gene CPU-Z VALIDATOR

 

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Air cooled 4.8GHz Core i5 6400 on Z170-A CPU-Z VALIDATOR

 

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LN2 6GHz Core i3 6300 on Maximus VIII Gene CPU-Z VALIDATOR

 

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Air cooled straight boot 400MHz base clock on Maximus VIII Extreme CPU-Z VALIDATOR

 

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BIOS

 

* Maximus VIII Ranger 0002

* Maximus VIII Hero 0002

* Maximus VIII Hero Alpha 0002

* Maximus VIII Gene 0002

* Maximus VIII Formula 0002

* Maximus VIII Extreme 0002

* Maximus VIII Impact 0002

 

* Z170 Pro Gaming 1301

* Z170I Pro Gaming 9006

* Z170-DELUXE 0050

 

* Z170-A 0050

* Z170-E 0050

* Z170-K 0602

* Z170-P 8001

* Z170-P D3 8002

 

* Z170M-Plus 8001

* Z170M-E D3 8003

 

This is not an official ASUS BIOS, only enables base clock overclocking on non-K CPUs.

Don’t use this for K-series CPUs.

It might damage your hardware, no guarantees provided.

 

 

Issues found so far

 

* No IGPU

* No dynamic change of CPU frequency

* No C-states

* No Turbo Mode

* CPU temperature reading is incorrect

* AVX instructions have very low performance

 

After flashing set the following settings to make it boot into OS with correct CPU speed

 

Advanced\CPU Configuration

- Boot Performance Mode -> Turbo Performance

 

Advanced\CPU Configuration\CPU Power Management Configuration

- Intel® SpeedStep -> Disabled

- CPU C states -> Disabled

 

edit: Added BIOSes

 

edit2: Added Ranger & Pro Gaming

 

edit3: Added Hero Alpha & Formula. 0002 bioses support Windows XP.

 

edit4: Moar boards

 

edit4: Added D3 and Z170I Pro Gaming

 

edit5: Updated broken links

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wow, awesome. If it copuld be avaiable to customers, after core i3 will be close to core i5 level :) Performance is very solid on air 4.6 GHz

is it work for the other cpu's? like i3 6100,G series .....

may K-series could make a better resulte white pushing blk after we on the max multi ?

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Guys, BIOSes are here!

 

* Maximus VIII Hero 0001

* Maximus VIII Gene 0001

* Maximus VIII Extreme 0001

* Maximus VIII Impact 0001

* Z170-DELUXE 0050

* Z170-A 0050

* Z170-E 0050

 

This is not an official ASUS BIOS, only enables base clock overclocking on non-K CPUs.

Don’t use this for K-series CPUs.

It might damage your hardware, no guarantees provided.

 

 

Issues found so far

 

* No IGPU

* No dynamic change of CPU frequency

* No C-states

* No Turbo Mode

* CPU temperature reading is incorrect

* AVX instructions have very low performance

* Windows XP ACPI not supported

 

After flashing set the following settings to make it boot into OS with correct CPU speed

 

Advanced\CPU Configuration

- Boot Performance Mode -> Turbo Performance

 

Advanced\CPU Configuration\CPU Power Management Configuration

- Intel® SpeedStep -> Disabled

- CPU C states -> Disabled

* No IGPU

* No dynamic change of CPU frequency

* No C-states

* No Turbo Mode

* CPU temperature reading is incorrect

* AVX instructions have very low performance

* Windows XP ACPI not supported

 

Sounds like pretty cool oldschool overclocking out of the bios with no changes in windows - tweaking contests incoming...guarentee it!

Thanks man!!! :celebration::ws::ws:

Is it true when you OC blck your cpu will always run at maximum? Or when idle multiplier still drops to 8x? And how much more power does cpu draw compared to standard K OC?

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