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Gigabyte easytune problem

Mewtwo
By Mewtwo
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i have problem with easytune it just have 2 options : default and powersaving
i need it to have light and medium and extreme can someone help me?

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It sucks. For OC, just use BIOS. For fan control, use BIOS if possible.

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It sucks. For OC, just use BIOS. For fan control, use BIOS if possible.

when i use bios it just blue screens and freezes

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when i use bios it just blue screens and freezes

That shouldn't be possible. BSOD is windows error after all. Have tried updating BIOS?

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when i use bios it just blue screens and freezes

Then you did it wrong. Poster above is spot on, software ocing sucks, always do it by BIOS/UEFI.

What's your system specs?

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Then you did it wrong. Poster above is spot on, software ocing sucks, always do it by BIOS/UEFI.

What's your system specs?

g3258

asus r9 285

ga h81m ds2v

6gb

530w

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That shouldn't be possible. BSOD is windows error after all. Have tried updating BIOS?

i have updated bios

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