Management Engine Firmware 11.11.70.1622 update for x299 mainboards

[vmanuelgm]

New ME Firmware for x299 boards, version 11.11.70.1622. Here u can download the files:


https://mega.nz/#!IjZyzCaA!mCY-h8Hi4IKSx4hoeKMJgD15i0FovQnwW2IAQt5HcDQ


Just execute meupdatetool.exe after decompression.


Best regards!!!


😉

[MirceaForce]

restsugavan wrote:



I'm using this ones
https://www.station-drivers.com/index.php?option=com_remository&Itemid=352&func=fileinfo&id=4254〈=en

where did you get those drivers ?

[restsugavan]

@MirceaForce Here you are https://www.station-drivers.com/index.php?option=com_remository&Itemid=352&func=fileinfo&id=4279〈=en

[MirceaForce]

restsugavan wrote:
@MirceaForce Here you are https://www.station-drivers.com/index.php?option=com_remository&Itemid=352&func=fileinfo&id=4279〈=en

how come you use this drivers and not asus recomended 1914.12.0.1256 ?

[viperxbr]

MirceaForce wrote:
how come you use this drivers and not asus recomended 1914.12.0.1256 ?

I've never understood that.

There's a much greater chance of instability if you use these drivers not yet verified by the vendor, especially when it comes to motherboards which have a multitude of different components working so closely together.

I guarantee a lot of the problems/instability you read about on these forums is a result of these types of un-verified drivers/firmware being installed. I've even seen versions on these sites that don't even exist on the vendors site that supposedly wrote it in the first place. Maybe not a smart move...

[restsugavan]

viperxbr wrote:
I've never understood that.

There's a much greater chance of instability if you use these drivers not yet verified by the vendor, especially when it comes to motherboards which have a multitude of different components working so closely together.

I guarantee a lot of the problems/instability you read about on these forums is a result of these types of un-verified drivers/firmware being installed. I've even seen versions on these sites that don't even exist on the vendors site that supposedly wrote it in the first place. Maybe not a smart move...

Don't worries both ASUS and many vendors not publish their drivers by themselves.
They were published by Intel Microsoft NVIDIA and many software vendors.

If you're Intel users for a long time, Intel Download Center website always faster updates
their components software than vendors normally.

I used both Intel and Microsoft NVIDIA and many news software that newest update before public release for a long time
as you see on my system below. There was no issues at all.:cool:

[MirceaForce]

restsugavan wrote:
Don't worries both ASUS and many vendors not publish their drivers by themselves.
They were published by Intel Microsoft NVIDIA and many software vendors.

If you're Intel users for a long time, Intel Download Center website always faster updates
their components software than vendors normally.

I used both Intel and Microsoft NVIDIA and many news software that newest update before public release for a long time
as you see on my system below. There was no issues at all.:cool:

but any of this drivers you use cannot be find on intel website or correct me if I'm wrong

[restsugavan]

ASUS drivers and their support pages softwares way to old for me.*:cool:

[restsugavan]

but any of this drivers you use cannot be find on intel website or correct me if I'm wrong

If you were Intel developer member eveything has been granted! 😮 Just moment now we're testing new microcode revision against SA-00329.

[EaglePC]

FW11.11.70.1622 good FW11.12.0.1622 bad look here https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?116626-ASUS-ROG-STRIX-X299-E-new-bios#post798447

[H-de]

EaglePC wrote:
FW11.11.70.1622 good FW11.12.0.1622 bad look here https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?116626-ASUS-ROG-STRIX-X299-E-new-bios#post798447

na both are good, Intels CMSE is to old for 11.12