Volta 🐾
@volta.gay
Enjoy gaming, F1, astronomy, spaceflight, tech + tinkering. Ex-IT.
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🏳️🌈♂️🍁 Est. 1995
🩷 @gfcwfzkm.bsky.social 🩷
🏳️🌈♂️🍁 Est. 1995
Also if you do one, make sure you have your recovery code if you are using Windows Bitlocker, and go into the BIOS after flash to enable AMD EXPO and get your full RAM speed! 👍
December 20, 2025 at 12:30 AM
Also if you do one, make sure you have your recovery code if you are using Windows Bitlocker, and go into the BIOS after flash to enable AMD EXPO and get your full RAM speed! 👍
I mean personally I've done dozens of BIOS updates and never had any go bad, modern motherboards have flash recovery now as well. The only real risk is doing one and having a power outage. I do all of mine on a UPS just to minimize chances of that.
December 20, 2025 at 12:29 AM
I mean personally I've done dozens of BIOS updates and never had any go bad, modern motherboards have flash recovery now as well. The only real risk is doing one and having a power outage. I do all of mine on a UPS just to minimize chances of that.
Hope your troubles stay solved! Also might want to try and DDU your Nvidia drivers if all else fails.
December 19, 2025 at 1:39 PM
Hope your troubles stay solved! Also might want to try and DDU your Nvidia drivers if all else fails.
Definitely update your BIOS if you know how to, usually if it ain't broke don't fix it but a lot of issues with Ryzen get solved that way. Also make sure you have the latest chipset drivers direct from AMD's website.
December 18, 2025 at 11:42 PM
Definitely update your BIOS if you know how to, usually if it ain't broke don't fix it but a lot of issues with Ryzen get solved that way. Also make sure you have the latest chipset drivers direct from AMD's website.
If you have an AMD CPU it could be fTPM stutter which has been a bane of users for a while. One of the ways you can find the root cause is to download LatencyMon and run it until the issue happens, any latency spike will be recorded and you can tell if it's an Nvidia issue, network issue, etc.
December 18, 2025 at 10:33 PM
If you have an AMD CPU it could be fTPM stutter which has been a bane of users for a while. One of the ways you can find the root cause is to download LatencyMon and run it until the issue happens, any latency spike will be recorded and you can tell if it's an Nvidia issue, network issue, etc.