Solution achieved! Two 3200MHz 16GB Teamgroup RAM modules operating at 2400MHz are now functional.
Solution achieved! Two 3200MHz 16GB Teamgroup RAM modules operating at 2400MHz are now functional.
Consult the motherboard's user guide for instructions on updating the BIOS. Usually, you obtain the BIOS file from the support website and save it onto a USB drive. Certain boards include a dedicated BIOS flash port on the rear I/O area, so refer back to the manual again. After that, access the BIOS settings and find the option to update the firmware there. The guide provides further specifics on the process.
Thank you! I'm proceeding with the download to the flash drive. I'll update you once it's complete.
My profile isn't finding the flash drive or the file. From what I understand, the flash drive is directly connected to the SS port on the motherboard. I went through the process of reformatting it and then copied the file over. All the drives shown don’t have a name listed for the BIOS download. There’s no single drive that shows just one file as the BIOS source.
Updated the issue promptly and provided a clear solution. Thanks to @CommanderAlex for their quick response. Friday is perfect for tweaking your BIOS settings.
Apologies for missing the post two hours ago where you required assistance with the BIOS on the drive. Likely, you needed to click that additional command to rename the file so it’s ready for flashing, as ASUS intended. You should notice a small performance improvement now thanks to the increased frequency.
Everything looks fine. The video I watched recommended formatting the drive as FAT. After reformatting roughly four times, I ended up reverting to NTFS again. Around that point, I copied both BIOS files instead of just the CAP file. Once both files were on the drive, the BIOS recognized the BIOS cap file and things improved significantly. Activated my document profile and even restored my 4.8GHz CPU profile. Now it's time to test and benchmark the rest of the night.