GIGABYTE Modified Bios

[Kees030]

I've installed p4spooky's GA-X48-DQ6 F8i MOD. With my Gigabyte F8 BIOS USB speed was terribly slow, with his BIOS it is fast. So big thanks .

I also have a Gigabyte GA-P35-DS4. It suffers from the same slow USB speed. It takes 4 minutes longer to load Windows files when installing from USB stick. Starting Windows 7 from Hirens Boot CD on memory stick takes 7 minutes versus 30 seconds! Both systems have Core2Duo E8400, 8GB memory, same BIOS settings and drivers, fresh installed Windows7Pro-x64 and no RAID, just 1 SSD (with Intel RSTe 12.9.4.1000 modded by Fernando). Flashing the GA-P35-DS4 BIOS F15b mod2 from page 1 in stead of original F14 doesn't help.

I've zero knowledge and experience modding BIOS, just know how to flash one . I've been looking everywhere for a solution, yet couldn't find one. PLEASE help me getting BIOSmod like p4spooky's for my GA-P35-DS4 with updated Intel Serial ATA AHCI, Realtek LAN and JMicron ROMs and latest microcode.

[illEctricBob]

illEctricBob,

use UBU 1.28 Beta 2.
https://www.sendspace.com/folder/kp4qkx
[Tool Guide+News] "UEFI BIOS Updater" (UBU)

Btw,
Z97X-GAMING G1 has newer Beta BIOS.

i found only the F9a Beta
is there no complete mod bios that i can flash to my board ?
i look at the previous pages. but i didn't found one :*(

[stasio]

^
BIOS F9b :
http://forums.tweaktown.com/gigabyte...beta-bios.html

[WillG027]

Z77 Sniper M3 RAID ROM 14.5.0.2241:
https://www.sendspace.com/file/svqdxf

Best to use: RST 14.5.1081 :
http://www.station-drivers.com/index...953/no_html,1/

And update INF if on Intel platform:
ftp://asrock.cn/drivers/Intel/INF/INF(v10.1.1.7).zip

Lots of updates recently, but this one is worth doing, my computer is much snappier and smooth after this update. Big thanks Stasio for all the work you do here - kudos to you.

[William Murphy]

Sorry if this has been covered but I am trying to use a modified bios for my Gigabyte Z87X-OC Force and it is giving me an error that my system is protected from using that (in windows) and then in qflash it says it is an outdated BIOS.

[stasio]

Sorry if this has been covered but I am trying to use a modified bios for my Gigabyte Z87X-OC Force and it is giving me an error that my system is protected from using that (in windows) and then in qflash it says it is an outdated BIOS.

After BIOS F9 (and F9) must use efiflash (bootable DOS), included in original BIOS from GB.
GIGABYTE - Motherboard - Socket 1150 - GA-Z87X-OC Force (rev. 1.x)

[JiPRA]

Hey, Stasio It looks like a good moment to update the MOD BIOS (Final F10) for G1.Sniper M5 (post #4217), doesn't it? At least the Intel RAID ROM has updated a couple of notches up to version 14.5.0.2241, but sure there has been other updates as well?

By the way, are you aware of any newer Beta BIOS versions for the G1.Sniper than the latest Final F10?

I really appreciate all your work and effort!

[Teddybehr]

Hey, Stasio It looks like a good moment to update the MOD BIOS (Final F10) for G1.Sniper M5 (post #4217), doesn't it? At least the Intel RAID ROM has updated a couple of notches up to version 14.5.0.2241, but sure there has been other updates as well?

By the way, are you aware of any newer Beta BIOS versions for the G1.Sniper than the latest Final F10?

I really appreciate all your work and effort!

That should do it:
Updated from sniperm-f10-mod1

sniperm-f10-mod2

sniperm-f10-mod2
Updated with:
Intel RAID for SATA 13.5.0.2164 to 14.5.0.2241
Intel EFI SataDriver 13.5.0.2164 to 14.5.0.2241
EFI GOP Driver Haswell/Broadwell 5.5.1031 to 5.5.1032
CPU Microcode 06C319 to 06C31C

regards

[JiPRA]

That should do it:
Updated from sniperm-f10-mod1

sniperm-f10-mod2

sniperm-f10-mod2
Updated with:
Intel RAID for SATA 13.5.0.2164 to 14.5.0.2241
Intel EFI SataDriver 13.5.0.2164 to 14.5.0.2241
EFI GOP Driver Haswell/Broadwell 5.5.1031 to 5.5.1032
CPU Microcode 06C319 to 06C31C

regards

Thank you so, so much, Teddy! You are the man :) I greatly appreciate your help.

[Teddybehr]

Thank you so, so much, Teddy! You are the man :) I greatly appreciate your help.

You're welcome