Fever905

Yeah, I'm still not convinced it won't brick my system. I lowered the CPU Max Voltage setting from 95000 to 94000 and the laptop hasn't crashed yet. It would never let me install the Windows 10 1909 update, but since i made that change it has been stable. Fingers crossed.

It's from USA, Origin PC. They use the Clevo motherboards. Nothing but problems with this machine honestly. I've had it about 3 years tho and really now its just used to watch Netflix. Skylake-6700 4Ghz CPU, Nvidia GTX 1070, 64GB Corsair Vengence 2333Mhz DDR4 ram running a 4K screen, dual SSD setup in RAID array. Yeah, I do know what I'm doing and i'm figuring that running this update is a bad idea lol. This is the BIOS download mirror for this model: https://repo.palkeo.com/clevo-mirror/P870DM23G/ I have the 5.08 one installed now: https://repo.palkeo.com/clevo-mirror/P870DM23G/E0508.zip Does this make sense to you? That Bios file is 128kb, the one from baked is much smaller. So probably not the same thing?

That was the file I had originally downloaded. So it is ok to force the update? Is that what you're saying?

I just subscribed so I could download this file. I have a CLEVO P870DM_2/DM_3 Does your P870DM-G file work with this Clevo main board? I am having a lot of issues with freezing on this computer and I want to lower the CPU voltage but the stock BIOS does not accept negative values (known bug that Clevo decides not to fix??) these mainboards are junk i know but I'm kinda stuck with this one. I did try to run the update and I got the message: ROM file information does not match system BIOS I am able to force the update of course. Please let me know if this is normal and if it will be OK to run the update. I searched this thread but I didn't see anyone else posting this error message. Thank you in advance, looking forward to my beast to run stable for a change! //=ever905