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my settings: set every PCIe speed to its current gen
Fia Programming - Disabled
Titan Ridge Workaround - Disabled
Windows 10 Thunderbolt Support - Disabled
Bclk Change Permanent - Disabled (test)
SLP_S0# Override - Enabled (test)
TPM 1.2 Deactivate - Enabled
ROG RYUJIN II Pump Speed - Ignore (all related settings)
S0ix Override Settings - No Change
PCH TH Mem Buffer Size 0 - None/OS
Next Boot after AC Power Loss - Normal Boot
ARI Forwarding - Enable
USB 2.0 Controller Mode - FullSpeed
XHCI Legacy Support - Disabled
disable unused USB devices, USB_E12 USB_E34
CNVI MODE (DISABLE) | Related to WIFI and Bluetooth
WWAN Reset Workaround (DISABLE) | Related to WIFI
WIFI SAR (DISABLE) | Related to WIFI
WWAN Device (DISABLE) | Related to WIFI
C6DRAM (DISABLE) | Related to CStates, Allows moving DRAM contents to PRM memory when CPU is in C6 state.
Software Guards Extensions (DISABLE) | Related to Security
AP Threads Idle Manner | Set to “RUN Loop” (99% sure this is not on AMD systems) I had better smoothness/mouse feel setting it to RUN Loop.
MonitorMWait (DISABLE) | Completely useless
Intel Trusted Execution Technology (DISABLE) | Related to TPM and Security
Intel RMT State (DISABLE) | Puts PC in a sleep low-power mode
Intel Ready Mode Technology (DISABLE) | Puts pc in a sleep low-power mode
Limit CPUID Maximum (ENABLE) | Will allow legacy OS to boot even without support for CPUs with extended CPUID functions.
Intel(R) Speed Shift Technology Interrupt Control (DISABLE) | Related to Speed shift.
Boot performance mode | Set to “Turbo Performance”
EIST (DISABLE) | Enhanced Intel Speedstep, throttling.
Interrupt Redirection Mode Selection | Set to “Round Robin” This immensely helps smoothness and input. (Make sure its not “PAIR with Round robin”)
Intel Adaptive Thermal Monitor (DISABLE) | Useless.
Energy Performance Gain (DISABLE) | Helps with ram latency.
Energy Efficient P-state (DISABLE) | Related to Power-saving.
Energy Efficient Turbo (DISABLE) | Related to Power-saving.
PS2 Keyboard and Mouse (DISABLE) | Disable this if you do not use a PS2 peripheral.
CrashLog Feature (DISABLE) | Related to logging.
Enable Hibernation (DISABLE) | Related to sleeping/hibernation.
ACPI Standby State | Set to “Suspend Disable”.
PCI-X Latency Timer | Set to 32 PCI Bus Clocks “0x20”.
BME DMA Mitigation (DISABLE) | Related to security.
Type C Support (DISABLE) | Related to Type-c.
Enable RH Prevention (DISABLE) | Related to Security.
Per Bank Refresh (DISABLE) | Related to DIMM Refreshing.
Channel A DIMM Control | This is for DIMM A Control, “Disable DIMM0” disables DIMM 1, and “Disable DIMM1” disables DIMM2.
Channel B DIMM Control | This is for DIMM B Control, “Disable DIMM0” disables DIMM 1, and “Disable DIMM1” disables DIMM2.
Power Down Unused Lanes (DISABLE) | Related to Power down for PCIe lanes. (There are tons of these, so make sure to go through, get the offset and disable it in Grub)
LTR (DISABLE) | Latency Tolerance Reporting, related to power saving in a way. (There are tons of them, so you need to find the offsets, and disable them in Grub.)
DDR PowerDown and idle counter (DISABLE/SET TO PCODE) | This is RAM Powerdown. Can shave off a few ns on RAM.
SelfRefresh Enable (DISABLE) | Related to RAM Refreshing, helps with input a decent bit. Can cause issues with booting/restarting - on low end boards. (use power button on pc to reboot.)
LAN Wake From DeepSx (DISABLE) | Useless.
Wake on LAN Enable (DISABLE) | Useless.
Disable DSX ACPRESENT PullDown (ENABLE) | Useless.
Legacy IO Low Latency (ENABLE) | Test enabled.
PCH Cross Throttling (DISABLE) | Related to throttling.
PCH Energy Reporting (DISABLE) Related to logging.
PCI Express Clock Gating (DISABLE) | Related to power-saving.
Disable Gen2 Pll Shutdown and L1 Controller Power gating (ENABLE) | Related to power-saving. (This setting is on each PCIe lane, so make sure to go through and disable.)
Snoop Latency Multiplier (Set to 0x0) | Still TESTING, this won’t mess up anything, test and see if you feel a difference or gain higher framerates. (There are multiple Latency Multipliers, so make sure to go through and set to 0x0.)
Snoop Latency Value (Set to 0x0) | Still TESTING, this won’t mess up anything, test and see if you feel a difference or gain higher framerates. (There are multiple Latency Multipliers, so make sure to go through and set to 0x0.)
Non Snoop Latency Multiplier (Set to 0x0) | Still TESTING, this won’t mess up anything, test and see if you feel a difference or gain higher framerates. (There are multiple Latency Multipliers, so make sure to go through and set to 0x0.)
Non Snoop Latency Value (Set to 0x0) | Still TESTING, this won’t mess up anything, test and see if you feel a difference or gain higher framerates. (There are multiple Latency Multipliers, so make sure to go through and set to 0x0.)
PowerDown Energy Ch1Dimm1 (Set to 0x0) | Related to RAM Power Down Mode.
PowerDown Energy Ch1Dimm0 (Set to 0x0) | Related to RAM Power Down Mode.
PowerDown Energy Ch0Dimm1 (Set to 0x0) | Related to RAM Power Down Mode.
PowerDown Energy Ch0Dimm0 (Set to 0x0) | Related to RAM Power Down Mode.
TPM State (DISABLE) | Related to Security
Command Rate Support (Set to 0x0) | Disable this before ram overclocking, as it can force fake command rate and give you bad results.
BIOS MOD
ME State - Disable (When Disabled ME will be put into ME Temporarily Disabled Mode)
GRUB
CS PL1 Value Max
SCEWIN
Thermal Throttling Level - Manual
T0 Level - 0
T1 Level - 0
T2 Level - 0
DDR PowerDown and idle counter
For LPDDR Only: DDR PowerDown and idle counter
Both pcode/disable, ram powersaving^^^^
PowerDown Energy Ch0Dimm0 - 0
PowerDown Energy Ch0Dimm1 - 0
PowerDown Energy Ch1Dimm0 - 0
PowerDown Energy Ch1Dimm1 - 0
Package C State limit - C0/C1
TCC Activation Offset - 0 (the higher, the less is ur throttling temperature)
Bootup NumLock State - Off (turns off numlock enabled state)
PCIe Speed - (your max value)
All Max Link Speed - (your max value)
DMI Max Link Speed - (your max value)
AP threads Idle Manner - Run loop
Boot performance mode - Turbo
Interrupt Redirection Mode Selection - Round robin
EPG DIMM Idd3N - 0
EPG DIMM Idd3P - 0
Maximum Payload - 4096 Bytes (your max value) (read this)
Maximum Read Request - 4096 Bytes (your max value)
PEG0 Max Payload size - 256 TLP (your max value)
PEG1 Max Payload size - 256 TLP (your max value)
PEG2 Max Payload size - 256 TLP (your max value)
PEG3 Max Payload size - 256 TLP (your max value)
AGP Aperture Size - keep default, u can experiment with it. (AGP aperture size defines how much system memory (not memory on your video card) the AGP controller uses for texture maps.)
BIOS Lock - protection from flashing
Intel(R) Speed Shift Technology Interrupt Control — Needs testing
RFI Spread Spectrum — Test, either max or min value
INT3400 Device - test
Processor Thermal Device - test
PCI Latency Timer - keep default (or if u have not many pci devices, u can try increasing it to 64 or 128)
PCI-X Latency Timer - same thing
USB 2.0 Controller Mode - HiSpeed
Option ROM Messages - Disabled / Keep Current (disables info about devices installed)
Launch PXE OpROM policy - Do not launch
Max TOLUD - Keep default or test other values :/
Row Hammer Mode - test
Ch Hash Support - test (Checksums and data validity/integrity checks)
Power Down Mode - No Power Down (powersaving for ram)
LPMode - Disabled (low power mode)
EXPERIMENTAL, DON’T APPLY IF U R AFRAID
ME State - security
KT Device - According to the internet, related to a 6th series intel chipset? unsure.
Platform Hierarchy - Related to TPM 2.0?
Storage Hierarchy - TPM 2.0?
Endorsement Hierarchy - TPM 2.0?
Per Bank Refresh - Disabled ? (RAM Related)
SelfRefresh Enable - Disabled (Disable if only u configured all the settings in bios and u are ready to turn off your pc by holding a power button, Not recommended.)
Idle Energy Ch0Dimm0 - 0 (experimental)
Idle Energy Ch0Dimm1 - 0 (experimental)
Idle Energy Ch1Dimm0 - 0 (experimental)
Idle Energy Ch1Dimm1 - 0 (experimental)
CPU Attached Storage - ??? (might be related to cache, unsure)
VR Config Enable - ?
CLPO Enable - Disabled (Command line protocol)
Extended Synch - Enable / Disable - Test.
Device Power-Up Delay In Seconds - 1 or 2
CLPO Power Control - Disabled
Disable:
All power Gating
USB2 PHY Sus Well Power Gating
C-States Control
Ring to Core offset (Down Bin) (helps oc)
Ring Down Bin
CPU EIST Function (disable, so cpu frequency doesn’t fluctuate)
Intel(R) Speed Shift Technology Interrupt Control
Race To Halt (RTH) (powersaving)
Voltage Optimization (static voltage is better)
3DMark01 Enhancement (better scores in a benchmark, not needed)
RGB Fusion (Onboard LED) (rainbow lights, not needed)
Intel Platform Trust Technology (PTT) (security)
Software Guard Extensions (SGX) (security)
SW Guard Extension (security)
Intel Trusted Execution Technology
Total Memory Encryption
Legacy Game Compatibility Mode
Dual Tau Boost
PUIS Enable (Power-up in standby, powersaving for sata)
EC Low Power Mode
Wake On WiGig
C6DRAM (powersaving for ram)
BIST (built-in self test)
ACPI T-States (powersaving)
DPTF (powersaving)
WWAN participant (wifi)
Bluetooth (bluetooth)
Touch Pad (if not using)
Touch Panel
Finger Print Sensor
WoV (Wake on Voice)
Type C Support
ACPI D3Cold Support (powersaving for devices)
ZPODD (disk powersaving)
WWAN (disable if not using wifi)
TVB Voltage Optimizations (voltage optimization during Turbo)
TVB Ratio Clipping (downclocks the frequency on high temp)
USB Provisioning of AMT (remoting)
USB3 Type-C UFP2DFP Kernel/Platform Debug Support
PCH Trace Hub Enable Mode (debugging sorta)
Processor trace (debug)
SMM Processor Trace (debug)
JTAG C10 Power Gate (powersaving)
CrashLog Feature
PMC Debug Message Enable
all Security Device Support (security)
SMART Self Test (disk health check)
all Serial Port
all Parallel Port
Above 4G Decoding (allows the user to enable or disable memory mapped I/O
for a 64-bit PCIe device to 4GB or greater address space)
XHCI Hand-off (useless, u need this if the ISO u r installing doesn’t have usb3.0 drivers)
Port 60/64 Emulation
BME DMA Mitigation (security)
Ipv4 PXE Support (boot from a network device)
Ipv6 PXE Support (boot from a network device)
VT-d (virtualization)
IOAPIC 24-119 Entries (not needed if u have devices in MSI mode)
Enable 8254 Clock Gate (powersaving)
Probeless Trace
Memory Trace
Training Tracing
Enable/Disable IED (Intel Enhanced Debug)
PCIe Spread Spectrum Clocking (powersaving)
RC6(Render Standby) (powersaving)
PCH Energy Reporting (DO NOT DISABLE)
ALS Support (ambient light sensor)
PAVP Enable (security, Protected Audio Video Path)
Intel Rapid Recovery Technology (disk recovery, useless)
Smart Response Technology (better disk speed if u use ssd and hdd in a system?)
all Advanced Error Reporting
all PEP - (power engine plug-in that coordinates
the low-power state of host controllers on the SoC with SoC-wide power states)
Bi-Directional PROCHOT (both of them) (reduces CPU frequency when temps are too high)
MachineCheck (can make pc not boot) (detection of errors caused by physical hardware)
MonitorMWait (can make pc not boot) (related to C-States)
HW Notification (hardware notification, who knows what that is)
HDC Control - power saving (Intel processors may contain support for Hardware Duty Cycling (HDC), which enables the processor to autonomously force its components inside the physical package into idle state)
Enable RH Prevention (security for DRAM, Row Hammering)
Intel (VMX) Virtualization Technology
C states
Vmax Stress (frequency throttling on max voltage)
Execute Disable Bit (security)
SpeedStep (powersaving)
Enable Hibernation
PS2 Keyboard and Mouse
PS2 Devices Support
ACPI Sleep State
Enhanced C-states
CState Pre-Wake
Intel RMT State (powersaving, Intel sleep state alternative)
Energy Efficient P-state
Energy Efficient Turbo
PCH Cross Throttling (throttling, powersaving)
PCI Express Clock Gating (powersaving)
TPM State (security)
TCM State (security)
All ASPM (is a power management mechanism for PCI Express devices
to garner power savings while otherwise in a fully active state)
All OBFF (Optimized Buffer Flush/Fill, enables the host to provide system state information, via messages, to devices. Devices use this system state information to optimize system power consumption—allowing the Host CPU and memory sub-system to power down and stay in their low power states longer)
All LTR (read this)
Power Down Unused Lanes (all of them)
LAN Wake From DeepSx (powersaving)
Wake on WLAN and BT Enable (useless feature)
DeepSx Wake on WLAN and BT Enable (useless feature)
Wake on LAN Enable (useless feature)
PEG ASPM - power saving
PCH ASPM - power saving
DMI ASPM (all of them) - power saving
Port 61h Bit-4 Emulation - support to enhance system performance (emulation of a port, useless)
Command Tristate - DRAM power saving
C-State Auto Demotion - Related to C-State
C-State Un-demotion - Related to C-State
Thermal Monitor (disable only if you are not overheating)
HDCP Support - can fix monitor lag (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection)
WDT Enable - system timer that trying to recover pc after something happened like bsod
PECI - useless (thermal monitoring tool)
Power Loading - very useless (forces small load on PSU when idle to prevent shutdown)
Hot-Plug Support - useless (support for adding new devices without turning off the pc)
AES (provides encryption)
BCLK Aware Adaptive Voltage - fucks oc (lowers voltage on high clock, use static OC)
RSR (lowers CPU clock on high voltage / temp)
Ptid support (proprietary temperature and voltage monitoring device PTID)
ASF support (alert standard format, security)
Mrc Fast Boot
Fast Boot
Debug Interface
PERR# Generation (allows to detect PCIe errors)
SERR# Generation (allows to detect PCIe errors)
VGA Palette Snoop (can make pc not boot) (color displaying, google that urself)
SR-IOV Support (virtualization)
URR (PCI Express Unsupported Request Reporting)
FER (PCI Express Device Fatal Error Reporting)
NFER (PCI Express Device Non-Fatal Error Reporting)
CER (PCI Express Device Correctable Error Reporting)
PME SCI (wake up functionality for PCIe)
ECC Support (error correction for DRAM, test if ur pc is fine after that)
USB power delivery in Soft Off state (S5) (powersaving)
Wi-Fi Controller
Bluetooth Controller
Onboard CNVi Module Control (if not using Wi-Fi or Bluetooth)
Wi-Fi Core (disables wifi)
BT Core (disables bluetooth)
WWAN Device (disables wifi and bluetooth)
FIVR Spread Spectrum (better overclocking)
Remote Platform Erase Feature
PCIE Tunneling over USB4
Discrete Thunderbolt(TM) Support
IGD VTD
IPU VTD
IOP VTD
USB DbC Enable Mode
Three Strike Counter
ACPI Standby State
USB S5 Wakeup Support (u can turn on ur fully shut down pc by clicking the mouse??? useless)
Network stack
Ipv4 PXE Support
IPv4 HTTP Support - test
Ipv6 PXE Support
IPv6 HTTP Support - test
SA GV
Intel VT-D Tech
Control Iommu Pre-boot Behavior
Cpu CrashLog
Above 4GB MMIO BIOS assignment - same as Above 4g Decoding
Network Stack Driver Support
Secure Boot
IGD Multi-Monitor (if not using cpu graphics)
ErP Ready
Working For Jay On B365M (Try If You Have Time To Clear CMOS etc.)
Link Training Retry - Disabled / 2
SA PS3 Enable - Disabled
SA PS4 Enable - Disabled
IA PS3 Enable - Disabled
IA PS4 Enable - Disabled
FIVR PS3 Enable - Disabled
FIVR PS4 Enable - Disabled
EC Notification - Disabled (embedded controller notification)
Sensor Standby - Disabled
Platform PL1 Enable - Disabled (it activates the PL1 value to be used by the processor to limit the average power of the given time window)
Platform PL2 Enable - Disabled
Energy Performance Gain - Disabled
Acoustic Noise Mitigation - Disabled
Disable Fast PKG C State Ramp for IA Domain - TRUE (True will disable Fast ramp
during deeper C-States)
Disable Fast PKG C State Ramp for GT Domain - TRUE
Disable Fast PKG C State Ramp for SA Domain - TRUE
Disable Fast PKG C State Ramp for VccIn Domain - TRUE
all PS3 Enable - Disabled
all PS4 Enable - Disabled
TDC Enable - Disabled
RFI Spread Spectrum - 0.5%CL
PPCC Object - Disabled
PDRT Object - Disabled
ARTG Object - Disabled
PMAX Object - Disabled
Enable FFU Support - Disabled (Full Flash Update)
Audio Delay - Test at 0
P-state Capping - Disabled
USB Port - High Speed / Super Speed
Sata Port 1/2/3/4 check which ones u have in use and disable the unused ones
TBT RTD3 Enable - Disabled (seems like powersaving for Thunderbolt)
Enable VTIO Support - Disabled (unsure, virtualization support)
WatchDog - Disabled
PET Progress - Disabled (don’t receive PET events; Platform Event Trap events are generated by systems with Alert Standard Format (ASF) or an IPMI baseboard management controller)
ASF Sensors Table - Disabled (Alert Standard Format)
ICC/OC Watchdog Timer - Disabled
ICC PLL Shutdown - ???
Platform Debug Consent - Disabled
Three Strike Counter - Disabled (error counting or whatever)
CPU Wakeup Timer - Disabled
BIOS Hot-Plug Support - Disabled
USB transfer time-out - 1 sec
Device reset time-out - 10 sec
Device power-up delay - manual
IPSEC Certificate - Disabled (internet might not work, not recommended)
SA GV - Disabled (dynamically adjusts the system agent voltage and
clock frequencies depending on power and performance requirements)
BER Support - Disabled (something)
GNA Device - Disabled (Gaussian Neural Accelerator, used for AI stuff, useless)
CHAP Device - Disabled (Debug bus between ring, ia, sa)
IPU Device - Disabled (another thing for AI)
Thermal Device - Disabled ??? (This is an intermediary device on the motherboard that reports thermal status of the PCH to other processes and software that is requesting)
Internal Graphics - Disabled (if not using CPU graphics)
PM Support - Disabled (unsure, power management support)
LPDDR Thermal Sensor - Disabled ? (DRAM thermal sensor)
SLP_LAN# Low on DC Power - ?
CLKRUN# logic - ? (to stop the PCI clocks)
Enhance Port 80h LPC Decoding - ? (Support the word/dword decoding of port 80h behind LPC )
Enable TCO Timer - Disabled (related to watchdog)
System Acceleration with Intel(R) Optane(TM) Memory - Disabled ?
all ACS (Access Control Services Extended Capatibility) - Disabled
all PTM (Precision Time Measurement) - Disabled
all DPC (Downstream Port Containtment) - Disabled
all EDPC (Rootport extension for ^) - Disabled
Hardware Flow Control - ??? (test, in data communications, the process of managing the rate of data transmission between two nodes to prevent a fast sender from overwhelming a slow receiver, Jay disabled it.)
Enable:
Disable DSX ACPRESENT PullDown (powersaving)
Disable Gen2 Pll Shutdown and L1 Controller Power gating (all of them)
Disable Energy Reporting
Overclocking Lock
CFG Lock (disables CPU Power Management subsystem,
doesn’t allow apps like ThrottleStop change Voltage/Frequency of the CPU)
PCI Delay Optimization
Enhanced Turbo (useless on static oc, but allows all cores to run on Turbo frequency)
Extended Tag (test, I’m not sure) (extends PCIe transactions from 32 to 256)
Legacy IO Low Latency (test)
No Snoop (test, I’m not sure) (read this, scroll to the bottom)
Cat’s GRUB list (for laptop)
Warning
Proceeding with the list if you have a laptop might result in very high temperature.
Make sure you repasted and cleaned your laptop from dust before applying the list.
Disclaimer: all of these settings were applied to my laptop and it’s still working fine, so yeah.
CPU Settings
Hyper-threading → Disabled
(test, if your have 4 cores only / CPU usage is 99% in game, better keep it on)
CPU C states → Disabled (powersaving, raises your temperature quite a lot)
Limit CPUID Maximum → Enabled (test) (this sends less info about the CPU to the OS)
Execute Disable Bit → Disabled (security feature)
Intel Virtualization Technology → Disabled
(virtualization feature, needed for virtual machines and to run apps in sandbox)
Intel AES-NI → Disabled (security feature for encryption)
EIST → Disabled (disable, so the CPU frequency doesn’t fluctuate)
CFG lock → Enabled (disables CPU Power Management subsystem,
doesn’t allow apps like ThrottleStop change Voltage/Frequency of the CPU)
Intel TXT(LT) Support → Disabled (security feature)
VT-d → Disabled (add-on for virtualization technology, u can still run VMs)
High Precision Timer → Disabled (test)
Energy Performance → Performance
ACPI Settings
ACPI T State → Disabled (powersaving)
ACPI Debug → Disabled
ACPI Sleep State → Suspend Disabled
PCIe Settings
PEG0 - ASPM; PEG1 - ASPM; PEG2 - ASPM → Disabled
(powersaving for graphics PCIE port)
All ASPM Support → Disabled (powersaving)
All DeepSx Power Policies → Disabled (powersaving)
All L1 Substates → Disabled (powersaving)
All DMI Link ASPM Control → Disabled (powersaving)
All PCIE LTR → Disabled (powersaving)
PCI Express Clock Gating → Disabled (powersaving)
Native ASPM → Disabled (powersaving)
Memory Settings
BE VERY CAREFUL WITH THESE
ECC Support → Disabled (error correction code)
Memory Scrambler → don’t touch
All Power Down Mode → Disabled (memory powersaving, helps with latency A LOT)
Intel Integrated GPU Settings
Gfx Low Power Mode → Disabled (powersaving for Intel iGPU)
RC6 → Disabled (powersaving for iGPU)
RC6+ (Deep RC6) → Disabled (powersaving for iGPU)
Run-time C7 Allowed → Disabled (powersaving)
USB Settings
XHCI Idle L1 → Disabled (powersaving for USB)
BTCG → Disabled (powersaving for USB, helps with mouse polling A LOT)
SATA Settings
SMART Self Test → Disabled (SATA health check)
Aggressive LPM Support → Disabled (powersaving for SATA)
All Device Sleep → Disabled
Acoustic Mode → Max Performance (most likely made for sata)
Audio Settings
CPU SA Audio Device → Disabled (disabling this didn’t disable my Realtek Audio)
(Description: This enables/disables the audio pass through
for the integrated video on the CPU using the motherboard native HDMI)
Azalia (basically Realtek Audio Controller) → Disabled
(if you connect headphones with USB & don’t use speakers)
Azalia PME → Disabled (powersaving for Audio controller)
Misc Settings
Internal Pointing Device → Disabled (if not using touchpad)
LakeTiny Feature → Disabled (battery powersaver)
Intel(R) Anti-Theft Technology → Disabled
BlueTooth → Lock (if not using it)
Wimax → Lock (old WiFi technology, not used anywhere)
CMOS Camera → Lock (if not using built-in webcam)
Card Reader → Lock (if not using it)
Finger Print → Lock (if not using)
TV Tuner → Lock
3G Network → Lock
NetWork Stack Driver Support → Disabled
Launch PXE OpROM policy → Disabled (support for booting from network devices)
Ipv4 PXE Support → Disabled (support for booting from network devices)
Ipv6 PXE Support → Disabled (support for booting from network devices)
Wake on LAN → Disabled