I encountert 2 issues with this version:
In the power settings menu I just unchecked the high performance checkbock, changed some values in the manual area and then tried to check the balanced preset checkbock. This crashed the EFI (it froze) and I had to restart with the power button.
The following also occured with the previous version: For some reason sometimes after changing the cooling settings (even selecting another preset) can lead to erratic fan behavior, both in Windows and in UEFI. When the minimum temperature threshold is crossed, the fan immediately spins up to max, stays there for a while and then VERY slowly slows down. This can be seen very nicely in the fan curve when in UEFI - it starts with a very steep slope (about a second), plateaus at around 4000 and then very slowly comes down again (at least 20-30 seconds with a constant and smooth slowdown). The only way to get rid of that is to disconnect the NUC from power for a few seconds (I push the power button for good measure, too. Old habit to deplete the curquites more thoroughly).
This, by the way, was the out of the box behavior I got. Good thing I am rather tech savy.
For good measure you find my system settings and system test results I did for another thread attatched. Note: I redacted the MAC adresses in the system information file. These tests ran on stock settings (only balanced mode was active instead of high performance). The erratic fan behavior was NOT present then. It came up again when I changed the cooling settings back to what I know gives an adequately silent fan curve.
Best wishes
Edit: Forgot a 3rd issue: In the cooling section, the names for most of the memory settings are not displayed properly. F. e. where it should read "duty cycle inrement %" only "!" (an exclamation mark) is displayed. Same for most of the values in the secondary sensor section. The tooltips still work correctly and the names in the primary sensor sections are also displayed correctly.
