Resetting BIOS
You might need to restore the default BIOS setting to solve certain problems. There are several ways to reset BIOS:
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[li]Go to BIOS and press F6 to load optimized defaults.[/li][li]Short the Clear CMOS jumper on the motherboard.[/li][/ul]
If a BIOS clear does not change anything, move on to your peripherals and computer settings:
Unplug the 4k screen, and anything that isn’t your 1080p monitor, your mouse, or your keyboard. Remove all external drives, gamepads, charging cords, etc.
Change your power plan from “Ultimate Performance” to “Balanced”
Watch a monitoring program next time you test, do you see anything reaching 100% utilization or higher temps?
Might be also worth looking at your OS drive, it’s quite full, you should try to keep closer to/above 20% empty to reduce any congestion in use.
You might need to restore the default BIOS setting to solve certain problems. There are several ways to reset BIOS:
[ul]
[li]Go to BIOS and press F6 to load optimized defaults.[/li][li]Short the Clear CMOS jumper on the motherboard.[/li][/ul]
If a BIOS clear does not change anything, move on to your peripherals and computer settings:
Unplug the 4k screen, and anything that isn’t your 1080p monitor, your mouse, or your keyboard. Remove all external drives, gamepads, charging cords, etc.
Change your power plan from “Ultimate Performance” to “Balanced”
Watch a monitoring program next time you test, do you see anything reaching 100% utilization or higher temps?
Might be also worth looking at your OS drive, it’s quite full, you should try to keep closer to/above 20% empty to reduce any congestion in use.
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