11-04-2021 01:35 PM - last edited 2 weeks ago
Hi everyone,
- Intel ME Consumer Firmware :
Check/Update Process :
Check current version : Right click on "Check.cmd" > Run as administrator
Install/Update : Right click on "Install.cmd" > Run as administrator > Automatic restart when install is done
OS requirements : Windows 10 64 bit or more recent.
Hardware requirements : Motherboards with Intel H610/B660/H670/Z690/B760/H770/Z790 chipset.
08-26-2023 10:49 AM
1303 at z790 hero with 2 kits of 6400 fury renegade (4x16) same:( with my mania of update everything i test again and again new versions, but only 0816 works good in my case... cpu13900k but i don't think it's really matter... as said before i understand i just lucky because 4 sticks works at so high speed and relative big capacity... but after 3th bios update i was almost sure this one will same stable as 0816 or 0713(?.. don't sure the number, but i remember i couldn't go back to 07xx) it's not very fast process to update the bios on this card, so is slightly sad to see still no stable(in my case). with hope to next update will better for my system, not because i need it, 0816 looks perfect, just as said update mania:)
thank you... all version of firmware, in the same time, are same stable and do not interfere with stability
08-31-2023 02:36 AM
Hi everyone,
- Intel ME Consumer Firmware :
Thread updated.
Monday - last edited Monday
Do you still have the link to 16.1.30.2264 ?
08-31-2023 03:11 PM
i found all firmware after 16.1.27.2216.bin include 16.1.27.2216.bin have a same size. as i get it there no codes changes, only some correction of 16.1.27.2216.bin... in my system all of them works same cool i mean all of all from first day 25/11/2022. only bios versions 0904-1303 don't works with my memory... afaik firmware update it's only for make more simple way to communicate system with chipset + security. so i guess this can not be worse than older version, as bios can, because bios very complicated thing, what have to works good with many variable hardware. but chipset itself works directly with motherboard components that's standard certain things. so we can just update firmware without thinking it's can be worse than before. that we can not do with bios so far. i have situation that have to be very sensitive with any wrong settings, bios and firmware codes it's too high speed kits. actually i don't know other system that can take two kits 6400 memory at native xmp timings+voltages... but all firmware with 0703 and 0816 bios worked perfect. probably firmware can be clue to nvme which works out of cpu, and other pcie slots hardware. but i don't think this part of code changing, because this part, i think, write very carefully first days for works forever. because if not it can create much more trouble with hardware than bios can. from lost date to physical lost 3rd party components. but inside mobo where guys can test all mobo parts in supported chipsets, it can be write again and again:) but i join to the question, and would be cool to know how many stupid things i wrote above, because all of this my speculation:)
10-04-2023 07:42 AM
Speculation
Fixes / optimisations in preparation for 14th gen, or perhaps security patches for CVE's that haven't gone public yet.
Fact
This ME firmware is already shipping in BIOS 2801 (and available separately) for Prime H610M-A D4 CSM and Pro H610T D4 for example.