ASUS releases BIOS update to improve gaming stability on Intel's 13th/14th generation processors

According to news from this site on April 20, ASUS recently released a BIOS update, which improves instability such as crashes when running games on Intel's 13th/14th generation processors.

This site previously reported that problems reported by players include when running the PC demo version of Bandai Namco’s fighting game “Tekken 8”, even if the computer has sufficient memory and video memory, The system may also crash with an out-of-memory error message.

Similar crash issues have also appeared in "Battlefield 2042", "Remnant 2", "Fortnite", "Lord of the Fallen", "Hogwarts" "Legacy" and "The Finals" and many other games.

RAD released a long article in February this year, explaining that the game crash problem is caused by BIOS settings, the high clock frequency and high power consumption of Intel processors, which leads to system instability, such as in games. Under heavy load, unexpected behavior can occur.

Motherboard manufacturers such as ASUS and MSI, as well as pre-built PC maker Falcon North West, have come up with effective solutions to the stability problem, and while the problem can be mitigated, the solutions come at a cost.

Asus has launched the latest BIOS for Z790 motherboards, adding a new BIOS feature called "Intel Baseline Profile" that can restore the CPU to Intel factory default settings, reduce power consumption limits, and improve game stability.

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