I recently built my first gaming PC after using prebuilt systems my whole life. Now that I'm diving into BIOS for the first time, I'd like to optimize its settings for the best performance. My build includes a GIGABYTE Aorus X870e Pro Ice motherboard, Ryzen 7 9800 X3D CPU, Radeon RT 9070 XT GPU, 64GB Kingston FURY RAM (though it's currently running at only 4800 MT/s instead of its full 6000 MT/s capability), a Phantom Spirit 120 SE cooler, and a Corsair Shift RX850x PSU. I'm experiencing some blurriness while playing Doom The Dark Ages despite maxing out the settings and I've heard turning off upscaling might help, but that's not an option in the game. Any tips on BIOS adjustments or settings I should be aware of?
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First thing you should check in BIOS is the DRAM settings. If you can find and enable EXPO, that will allow your RAM to run at its full speed of 6000 MT/s. There are also other settings that you can tweak safely, so I'd recommend looking at YouTube for guides tailored to your specific components. Your build is solid; you’ll get it right!
I’ve been searching for videos that match my specs, but it’s tricky. That’s why I posted here—hoping someone can help me navigate this. Thanks for the tips!