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MSI's 13th and 14th generation "intel default" BIOS release reduced single-core performance by half.

MSI's 13th and 14th generation "intel default" BIOS release reduced single-core performance by half.

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CrimsonZel
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08-13-2022, 05:53 AM
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Received the newest "beta" BIOS for MSI featuring the "intel defaul" setting (MSI Z790-A Wifi, 13900KF). It’s meant to boost stability. As anticipated, my multi-core rating in CPU-Z drops slightly, which is acceptable, but my single-core score halves. This outcome isn’t what we expected. Have you tried this on the MSI board or other MSI models from the 13th generation? I’d likely revert to an earlier release and wait for a stable version, though I’m curious if others have faced similar issues.
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CrimsonZel
08-13-2022, 05:53 AM #1

Received the newest "beta" BIOS for MSI featuring the "intel defaul" setting (MSI Z790-A Wifi, 13900KF). It’s meant to boost stability. As anticipated, my multi-core rating in CPU-Z drops slightly, which is acceptable, but my single-core score halves. This outcome isn’t what we expected. Have you tried this on the MSI board or other MSI models from the 13th generation? I’d likely revert to an earlier release and wait for a stable version, though I’m curious if others have faced similar issues.

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AOCTHEDUDE
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08-13-2022, 12:45 PM
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They’re not the best MSI bios, particularly the beta releases. Why did you release them if there were stability problems?
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AOCTHEDUDE
08-13-2022, 12:45 PM #2

They’re not the best MSI bios, particularly the beta releases. Why did you release them if there were stability problems?