I had read since the beginning, but had completely forgotten all those steps since this thread is creeping on being 2 years old now and for quite some time the only method people spoke of what using a ch341a programmer. My apologies, I went back and re-read the OP to see those instructions. Thank you.
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Let me know if you succeed!
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In case if you need smtg, I've uploaded all tools: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ogId2FNKfJLjGejvrayjhZNHpskNh6hv?usp=sharing
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You have to change 2 parameters: CFG Lock and Overclocking Lock.
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How? I downloaded his tools, can you give a small step guide?
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I will write you a step 2 step guide tomorrow. stay tuned.
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Find your CFG lock and Overclock lock address locations, make a bootable usb (can use rufus choose non-booatable MBR & FAT32) and make folder in the USB drive called EFI, and a folder inside that folder named BOOT and copy over the general UEFI shell linked in the guide, and the RU program. Then reboot to bios, turn off secure boot, boot to usb and run RU, locate the address locations from early and change the values to 00, save then quit, back into bios to turn on secure boot and reboot last time into windows and boom.Laszlo Berta likes this. -
EDIT: I just followed the steps, the only problem I have is to create a readable file from the UEFITool extraction for CFG LOCK and OVERCLOCKING LOCK. via the CMD I can’t get ifrextract to work, like in the Guide linked before.Last edited: Sep 9, 2021 -
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Worked, had the wrong commend. So now I found CFG LOCK and OVERCLOCKING LOCK.
Are those the correct ones I marked, and all I have to do is to change both values to 00?Attached Files:
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So I have the next small problem here. The stick won't boot the Shell-file. I select the stick in the Boot menu and it reopens almost instanty.
I created like you said a non bootable stick with MBR & FAT32 format, then I copied all the files into the BOOT folder on the stick. EFI>BOOT. Downloaded the Shell file from the linked guide, renamed it to BootX64 like in the guide but nothing.
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The last problem I have is how to direct to that adress? By finding the hex or block?
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kool, ZeroBarriart just did a nice overview, i think there is no need for guide
thanks.
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Atm I’m testing -0,140mv so far so good.
Can anyone confirm that, unlocking the CPU voltage actual works? I’m using Throttlestop (also on my older blade before) I’m at -0,190mv at the moment withour problems, I read often that the 10th gen isn’t good in terms of undervolting and people mostly can fo as high as -100mv, I have my doubts that I can legit pull almost -0,200mv without bluescreens. And yes I save the settings to be active.Last edited: Sep 10, 2021 -
Like I feared, I think the unlock isn’t real? Or I did something wrong. Throttlestop is unlocked but Intel Xtreme Utility is not. Also even when putting a -0,250mv offset I can’t see any changes in the Vcore curve so far. No Bluescreen, not even better benchmarks results like I had back then when doing a uv.
I changed both hex codes to 00. Throttlestop is unlocked but I feel like it doesn’t do anything.
EDIT: Did I miss something? Even a offset of -0,500mv does nothing. Still same Vcore.
EDIT2: I double checked everything went back to Ru.efi but still both values on 00, I just edited both hex numbers from 01 to 00. Throttlestop is now able to change the Vcore etc but even after pressing save, nothing changes. The Intel Xtreme Utility is still locked and unable to change anything. Even changing the Turbo clocks for the cores does nothing. I changed the all core clock to 45 to test it, nothing. I even put a -0.500mv offset on, nothing no Bluescreen or better temps, Vcore curve is the same.
I really hope I just did something wrong. Has someone proof and actual success in changing the Vcore and saw a lower curve? Or even a bluescreen for a too low Vcore? Do I have to trick Razer Synapse or something, to get actual control over the Vcore?Last edited: Sep 10, 2021 -
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I found the solution, first off what confused me the most was, with my old blade I just had to click on CPU Core, on the FIVR control panel and could apply the offset.
now I found what freaked me out. On the FIVR Control Panel, I have to select System Agent and apply there the offset. Now anything over 0,85v will crash. -
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Other people put on a .0,125mv and get a crash I can’t create a crash on purpose even with 1,000mv uv. And it’s not like im using Throttlestop the first time.
but yes you’re right it’s not cpu related. I feel like a retard, I built computers for my whole life and Overclocking etc isn’t new for me. But how the settings in ThrottleStop affection nothing is freaking me out.
i will test it again. I will set on both cpu and cache a offset of -0,100mv and watch everything again,
Edit; so this time I set a offset of -0,125 on the Core and Cache. Nothing, I even can’t bring the laptop to a bluescreen. I even set -0,500 to core and cache, nothing. The only way to get a crash is when I apply -0,100 on System Agent.
I mean why has this be to be so complicated? On my older blade all I needed was just to apply -0,125 on the core and that’s it, more than that gave me a bluescreen. But with this blade there is nothing.Last edited: Sep 11, 2021 -
After countless tries. It finally works. I don’t know why it suddenly works but now, any thing higher than -110 as a offset will cause a crash. Also my clock while gaming rises from a average of 3,5-3,7GHz to like 3,9-4,2GHz. Which gave me a good 15% performance boost in benchmarks. The last step I’m about to to is apply LM.
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Edit: maybe it is. I’m not sure, cinebench basically has the same score 9736(UV) vs 9735
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the easiest way to see if it works is, start a game, watch the clock while you just stand at one spot and change the offset. If it works, your clock should go higher, the higher your offset is.theautumnsbest likes this. -
Unlocked and working!
Just wanted to say thank you!
Blade Pro 17 Mid 2021 (11800H - RTX 3070 - QHD) here. The Blade came with 1.03 which was unlocked from the beginning but after updating to 1.04 (fixes type-C display output in dGPU mode) yesterday, the unlock was gone. Took me a while to unlock it again, but its working! (-125mV instant crash @gaming for the test if its truly working)
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In theory it could work to turn off Bios flash protection, which would make possible to flash BIOS back without hardware programmer. All hidden menus could be revealed with an edited Bios file. I wouldnt try it becuase i dont have hardware programmer if anything goes wrong. Someone should try it out who has progammer and experienced with Bios file editing.
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Is there an option to remove/change PL1 power limit by editing Bios settings via RU.efi?
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Had anyone here success, unlocking the Memory overclocking menu via the RU.efi hex editor? I just can find the needed menu to get to the hex number.
I just can't find the needed category on the Ru.Efi editor.
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After completing this guide will you be able to use Intel XTU and/or ThrottleStop on your Razer Blade 2020 model as if it was running on BIOS v1.01 where UV is enabled by default? Basically, Im not interested in any advanced overclocking and pushing the limits, I just want to get control over my Razer Blade.
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For me just ThrottleStop works, XTU is still locked. Overclocking is not possible, and any turbo clock change on the 10th be will be ignored.
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Did you go through the entire process described in the first post or is it possible to just unlock the Overclocking section in BIOS?
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Razer BIOS Mods - Potential to Unlock All Hidden Options
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