i have my i7 4790k stable @ 4.7ghz if i update my bios to the latest version should i stress test my cpu again ?
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orndorf
August 29, 2014 6:37:18 PM
i have a i7 4790k stable @ 4.7ghz i stress tested using occt for 10 hours and my cpu is stable . my motherboard is a msi z97 gaming 7 and i am using bios version 1.4 . i just found out that there is a newer bios version 1.5 . if i update my bios to 1.5 should i stress test my cpu again ?
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Reply to orndorf
Anytime you update the BIOS, it will revert to its default settings anyway. But why update the BIOS? Is there a reason you need to?
These are the only updates indicated:
- Improved VGA compatibility.
- Improved PS/2 keyboard compatibility.
- Enhanced EIST function when use non turbo boost CPU.
- Enhanced G3258 compatibility.
Unless you are using the integrated video, a PS/2 keyboard, or a G3258 dual core Pentium, there's really no benefit to you.
These are the only updates indicated:
- Improved VGA compatibility.
- Improved PS/2 keyboard compatibility.
- Enhanced EIST function when use non turbo boost CPU.
- Enhanced G3258 compatibility.
Unless you are using the integrated video, a PS/2 keyboard, or a G3258 dual core Pentium, there's really no benefit to you.
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