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For Huananzhi x99 Dual CPU Motherboards x99-t8d & x99-f8d - using Opencore 0.8.0 and Monterey 12.3.1 including Turbo Boost Unlocked Bios.
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New Bios F8D ? #7

Closed dreader27 closed 2 years ago

dreader27 commented 3 years ago

I saw on http://www.huananzhi.com/html/1//184/185/491.html?view=drivers#anchor a Bios for the F8D Board named: X99-F8DV2.3 出货BIOS 21-9-15 华南 Does it mean it is dated on 15.09.2021 ? Maybe it has some advantages? By the way: is TPM impossible for the F8D? Thanks for your work (EFI)! I installed monterey beta 9 now.

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markkpa commented 3 years ago

Yes, I believe there is a new bios. I was waiting for you since I don't know how to do the Turbo Boost unlock within the bios. There is also a new file listed here: https://github.com/Koshak1013/HuananzhiX99_BIOS_mods. His comments are as follows: "menu items: "Memory Timings & Voltage Override", "SOCKET RAPL Config", "Per-Socket Configuration", "PCI Subsystem Settings" and "OverClocking Feature" are open updated microcodes and Realtek Boot Agent GE, added Realtek UNDI Driver, cleaned up SATA RAID drivers open access to read / write BIOS regions, so that you can subsequently flash it without a programmer BCLK 100.00MHz (0.00% SSC)".

markkpa commented 3 years ago

Updated microcodes would be useful for Linux. Also, this motherboard only supports earlier 1.2 version of TPM - not the 2.0 version required by Windows 11. I tried to install a 1.2 TPM module; I used an "MSI" module - it failed.

markkpa commented 3 years ago

The bios you found on Huananzhi's website might even be a later version than Koshak1013.

andvalb commented 2 years ago

What MSI TPM module model you are exactly used? Is it works but does not support the 2.0 standard or just does not work at all?

markkpa commented 2 years ago

I listed the TPM module I tried below; but it didn't work at all. I believe it was my error - I purchased the wrong module. Perhaps the TPM 1.2 module would have worked but it still not compatible with Windows 11.

MSI Accessory TPM 2.0 Module TPM Module Infineon chip SLB 9665 TT 2.0 F W 5.51

markkpa commented 2 years ago

Hey dreader27 - sorry, I had you mixed up with someone else. It was svobodin that prepared the last bios I posted. I believe he used the tools posted below (click "English Version"). Does anybody know how to use S3TurboTool?https://github.com/Koshak1013/HuananzhiX99_BIOS_mods#Instructions-for-unlocking-the-maximum-frequency-for-all-cores-not-two-unlock

andvalb commented 2 years ago

Checked jtpm connector pinout on the f8d mobo with the oscilloscope and found that they miss-route this connector IMHO. Some adapter will be needed. image

markkpa commented 2 years ago

Thanks for your insight. Let me know if you ever find a solution. Thanks again.

markkpa commented 2 years ago

I was to update and post the latest bios which also includes turbo boost unlock. DONE!

lucasfcnunes commented 2 years ago

@markkpa, about the TPM compatibility. Did you get it to work with windows 11 (on HUANANZHI X99-F8D)?

SlimRG commented 6 months ago

I have the same question about tpm

mehmetaydogduu commented 3 months ago

Checked jtpm connector pinout on the f8d mobo with the oscilloscope and found that they miss-route this connector IMHO. Some adapter will be needed.

TPM 2.0 is a forced requirement novadays. Do you still have oscilloscope and the the mobo? The diagram you draw is similar to msi 14 pin lpc. There is a diagram for it. https://tr.aliexpress.com/item/1005004048395590.html