General idea of some problems
General idea of some problems
It could be beneficial to consider undervolting your GPU if you think it might improve performance.
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It doesn't seem worthwhile to invest the time and risk without any improvement in results.
I see your worries about this situation. UEFI/BIOS now handles more functions than before... I checked the newest BIOS and it addresses a major performance issue. Before you ask for assistance, it seems updating is necessary. Still, I’m not sure if that will resolve your Warzone 2.0 problems—though it would be much quicker than other fixes. For your Asus board, Armory Crate can help you find updates and manage BIOS changes. It might be the simplest way to get everything running smoothly.
@UnusualDevices is spot on. You’re likely to see improvement faster by updating than by troubleshooting further. Just remember not to unplug the PC during BIOS updates. Also, if you’re using V-Sync and a 75 Hz display, that could explain the low frame rate. You haven’t shared your monitor specs yet, so it’s hard to pinpoint the cause.
If updates don’t solve it, check your RAM timings—especially the tRCF value—and see if the BIOS recognizes it correctly. But first, make sure your system is up to date.
I'll attempt the BIOS update. My monitor supports 75 Hz and doesn't require V-Sync. I'm using 1080p. Previously, I adjusted RAM settings via XMP in the BIOS. After updating, I'll check the results.
It depends on your device and any reported issues. Check for updates from your manufacturer to ensure optimal performance.
My concern turned into reality once I began the update. I watched a tutorial video, but now my device is stuck on the BIOS menu. What should I do?
As in nothing is happening? and you can't click anything? Or did you attempt to click yes? and then it froze? Looks like you posted 11 minutes ago... it doesn't take that long to flash, so if it's still stuck, hold down the power button until it turns off and then turn it back on.