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The BIOS EZ Tuning Wizard still isn't done after 10 minutes – is that typical?

The BIOS EZ Tuning Wizard still isn't done after 10 minutes – is that typical?

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Copy007
Member
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11-18-2023, 02:39 PM
#1
Hello there. I recently assembled my first computer. After finishing it, I used the EZ Tuning Wizard and mentioned I had a liquid cooling setup for gaming and media editing. My monitor hasn’t shown any images in fifteen minutes. Is this typical? Sorry, I’m still learning.
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Copy007
11-18-2023, 02:39 PM #1

Hello there. I recently assembled my first computer. After finishing it, I used the EZ Tuning Wizard and mentioned I had a liquid cooling setup for gaming and media editing. My monitor hasn’t shown any images in fifteen minutes. Is this typical? Sorry, I’m still learning.

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TryAgain1134
Junior Member
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11-25-2023, 11:19 AM
#2
It may require some time—ideally doing the OC directly via the BIOS is better. These programs and the BIOS auto-OC usually set voltages higher, leading to increased heat.
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TryAgain1134
11-25-2023, 11:19 AM #2

It may require some time—ideally doing the OC directly via the BIOS is better. These programs and the BIOS auto-OC usually set voltages higher, leading to increased heat.

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Itz_Seby_PvP
Member
102
12-06-2023, 08:39 AM
#3
It's a common issue on Asus boards for these operations to lock up on older BIOS. Are you running the most recent BIOS?
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Itz_Seby_PvP
12-06-2023, 08:39 AM #3

It's a common issue on Asus boards for these operations to lock up on older BIOS. Are you running the most recent BIOS?

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filcio1234
Member
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12-13-2023, 06:36 PM
#4
It may require some time—doing the OC directly through the BIOS is usually the best approach. These programs and the BIOS auto-OC often set voltages higher, leading to increased heat.
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filcio1234
12-13-2023, 06:36 PM #4

It may require some time—doing the OC directly through the BIOS is usually the best approach. These programs and the BIOS auto-OC often set voltages higher, leading to increased heat.