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Recommendations for bios settings

geobasinas
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Hello I am building a PC for myself and I was wondering if there were some settings that I should surely change in the bios.

 

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4 minutes ago, geobasinas said:

Hello I am building a PC for myself and I was wondering if there were some settings that I should surely change in the bios.

 

If there are any, please leave a reply.

My PC parts are listed in my profile.

turn xmp on

Hello.

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Just now, TechnoNOOBcin said:

turn xmp on

Thabks I will definitely enable it.

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if the machine is currently working fine then stay out of the bios until theres an issue

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Seconded, turn on XMP, then forget it exists unless necessary.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

 

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If you have a recent GPU also turn SAM/Rebar on, but procedure varies according to harware

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