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Windows 10 can load properly, yet the BIOS remains hidden.

Windows 10 can load properly, yet the BIOS remains hidden.

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TheGumBall06
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09-07-2020, 10:09 AM
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I recently upgraded my RAM from 32GB to 64GB since I was running low while streaming. Initially, I had two Corsair 3000Mhz 16GB sticks and added two more to fill the remaining slots on my motherboard. The new sticks matched the original ones in model, size, and speed. Following online guides, I thought the installation would auto-update. I checked Task Manager to confirm Windows recognized 64GB, but it only showed 2133MHz. Further research suggested I might need to adjust the RAM profile in BIOS for overclocking. However, I can't access the BIOS settings. I attempted to force a BIOS display by pressing the delete key and tried rebooting into UEFI, but nothing appeared. All three monitors connected to my 3060Ti are functioning properly in Windows, though I’m unsure if the issue lies elsewhere. I’m currently stuck without any clear solution.
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09-07-2020, 10:09 AM #1

I recently upgraded my RAM from 32GB to 64GB since I was running low while streaming. Initially, I had two Corsair 3000Mhz 16GB sticks and added two more to fill the remaining slots on my motherboard. The new sticks matched the original ones in model, size, and speed. Following online guides, I thought the installation would auto-update. I checked Task Manager to confirm Windows recognized 64GB, but it only showed 2133MHz. Further research suggested I might need to adjust the RAM profile in BIOS for overclocking. However, I can't access the BIOS settings. I attempted to force a BIOS display by pressing the delete key and tried rebooting into UEFI, but nothing appeared. All three monitors connected to my 3060Ti are functioning properly in Windows, though I’m unsure if the issue lies elsewhere. I’m currently stuck without any clear solution.

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