Recent content by FightCat

I am a sucker for anything new.

I updated to this BIOS, cannot stress test since I don't have proper fan to cool my CPU but other than in normal usage, no issues.

Are you sure that you're not trying to update to the non-WIFI mobo's BIOS? Happened to me once.

Updates are coming up hot these days and here is the latest changelog: 1. Update AMD AM4 AGESA V2 PI 1.2.0.0 2. This Beta BIOS can only be reversed by BIOS Flashback. Downloaded already and will update at the first chance. Source...

Sorry to hear that. I checked the BIOS page and CPU/Memory Support page and clicked your CPU there which took me to the latest BIOS - 2409 as well. So it is safe to assume that this is not a removed support issue. Something looks to have gone wrong with flashing of the BIOS indeed and I hope...

For those interested, 3101 that was removed a few days ago has been replaced with a 3102 BETA BIOS moments ago. The changelog reads: Update AMD AM4 AGESA V2 PI 1.1.9.0. Improve ReSize Bar function Improve RAID function Improve system performance and compatibility Upgrading to it right now...

Oh? So that port works for downgrading as well? Nice to know, thanks.

I got no hopes of a downgrade right? Edit: Found a video detailing a procedure through the use of bootable disk and AFUDOS but I am not taking that route. I predict ASUS will be releasing a new one in 2 weeks.

I check BIOS page everyday and I saw that the BETA BIOS 3101 has been taken down as of today. I had updated to the new BIOS before I had installed my new 5900x last week and I kept having overheating CPU issues with the stock fan left over from my previous Ryzen 3 2200G. People had recommended...

I can assuredly confirm that this was the case. Yesterday, wanting to get more FPS, I downgraded back to 1080p and input lag immediately appeared, ceteris paribus. So you were right all along, good sir.

Maybe. I can't exactly recall if I had tried that res before so I am not sure. Still it's all good now. @mytenore Please check this article to see if anything might work for you.

Removed Overwolf software (overlay) Installed Bitsum's Park Control tool and applied Bitsum's performance profile Disabled Global C States from AMD CBS in BIOS and on an AMD article here: - Disabled full screen optimization - Set GPU Priority to 8 and Priority to 6 in System Profile Tasks -...

I am sorry to have to necro this topic but I wouldn't want to waste a discussion so recent. My problem has shifted from stuttering, after adding new RAM, to gliding as described in the bolded part. It is not a constant lag - it seems fine for some time and then it decides to give me an input...

Capping framerate at 60 in-game seems to have resolved most of the issue. Hiccups and FPS stutters are all around and I attribute that to to lack of RAM. Let's see how it will fare with 16GB DDR 3000Mhz.

Now that is an idea thanks. Game FPS is smooth when this happens, to reiterate, in case you missed.