Adds some Vcore support for XOC on Z590 DARK.

• EVGA Eleet X1 v1.0.8.0

Release Notes:

• Adds Vcore Override Support for Z590 DARK
• Allows Vcore to be set higher than 1.72V on the Z590 DARK

 
As always, please leave your feedback and let us know if you run into any issues.

For Eleet x1 v1.0.7 and this newest one v1.0.8.0 both are instant closing out just like unleash rgb was with the FirmwareUpdate.exe and dotnet errors on my z590 dark.
I saved the event viewer log of the two errors eleet x1 throws, and put it on my google drive.
https://drive.google.com/...IX_Uh/view?usp=sharing

Eleet x1 v1.0.8.0 also auto closed with the newest Dark bios 1.06 with the same errors as I linked in previous post.
So I was messing around with the firmwareupdate.exe from different versions of eleet.
But v1.0.80 will work for me if I remove Z590_AP_R112.bin in folder FirmwareHid, and replace it with the Z590_AP_R111.bin from eleet v1.0.6.0.  Nothing else was changed in the program folder besides that .bin file.

I'll pass this along to our software team.  Thanks!

any chance this utility could be released with a version that runs on windows xp? (i know)

Should we expect to see functionality coming on the tab for real time memory control? It doesn't even read current values, much less allow for real time changes.

I'm getting an error when I try to open this now that says "Ring0 is not open." It pops up as soon as I try to launch the application, then if I X it out or click "OK" it closes the app. I can try to reinstall it, but I was wondering if that's any sort of cause for concern?

I recently had this issue with the Z590. I ran through the forums and the most helpful was from user bob16314 in another thread listed here:
https://forums.evga.com/Eleetx-error-code-Ring0quotquotOpen-m2867557.aspx
 
Assuming you read through that post, I had the following issue:
After installing ELEET X1, I would attempt to open it and get the "Ring0 could not open". Run as Admin and changing permissions didn't do anything. I thought I had conflicting software with iCUE but shutting down services and uninstalling it did not help. 
 
What I found was installing ELEET X1 did not install a registry key here named WinRing0_1_2_0:
 
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services
 
I am pretty sure it has to do with a service running while Windows is booted up normally. The fix for me was to uninstall ELEET X1 and install it under safe mode (no networking). Once I did that I noticed that the registry key entry was there with the appropriate values. One difference from user bob16314 post is that EVGA moved the WinRing0 folder to the root EVGA folder:
 
C:\Program Files (x86)\EVGA\WinRing0
 
So your image path should point there. Running the ELEET X1 in safe mode won't work however when you launch it as a regular user, it launches another executable "regWing0.exe" as a registry edit to make sure the image path is pointed correctly. I verified by changing the image path to something else then running the .exe in safe mode.
 
TLDR: Try installing ELEET X1 in safe mode.
 
Other notes:
Running EVGA EleetX1_1.0.9.0 with z590 FTW, Corsair Vengeance RAM 64gb, bunch of other Corsair RGB fans/rad/etc.
Fresh install of Windows 10.
Motherboard shipped with 1.04 bios version to which I updated to 1.08.
 
@EVGA, not sure why the installer (if it even is supposed to) or regWing0.exe didn't install the registry key but this is where my problem was.
 
Edit: Mispelling/Typo. Added @EVGA section.

I'll pass this along to our SW team to see if they can reproduce the issue/fix.
 
Thanks.

@Gimplar01 - Thank you for this! I was having the same issue with "WinRing0" error. I installed in safe mode then restarted. Program worked perfectly!