…It also isn’t possible on every Kindle model or firmware version, so before proceeding, Kindle owners should first spend some time researching if their device is compatible. Once an owner confirms…
…open a BIOS. For an enthusiast, some of these defaults are less than ideal, and they leave performance and potential endurance on the table. Related Ignoring SSD firmware updates can hurt performance…
…After updating the firmware, it finally worked at the rated speed without touching a single setting. That’s the biggest takeaway from all this: modern BIOS updates aren’t just maintenance anymore…
…Related Your GPU, RAM, and SSD all have firmware you've never updated, and it can actually matter Your system might have firmware updates that you never knew about. Updating my BIOS…
MSI called my firmware bug a "Linux issue." AMD's engineers disagree. Now two BIOS updates later, still no fix.
UPDATE: Significant new information has emerged. MSI's technical team went well above and beyond once this reached the right people, and the evidence now points clearly away from MSI as the responsible party. A more comp…
I don’t know who needs to hear this, but if your NVIDIA H200 NVL 4-Way NVLink Bridge isn’t being detected, push it down harder than you think you need to. We were debugging an ASUS ESC8000A-E13 with 4x H200 NVL cards tha…
Hey everyone, I just upgraded my server's graphics card from an old RTX 3060 to a RTX 5060 Ti. I'm running the latest TrueNAS SCALE release (25.10 Goldeye). The problem is that TrueNAS doesn't seem to actually see the …
Hey all! I'm running into a strange issue with a TrueNAS SCALE system that has been randomly rebooting and I'm struggling to find the root cause. System: TrueNAS SCALE Community Edition 25.04.2.6 Intel i7-8700K ASUS Prim…
…maker is still based on the AGESA 1.2.0.3g firmware . The new BETA BIOS has the following changes: Update to AGESA ComboAM5 1.2.7.0 New APUs Support Improve…
…t even get into the BIOS and update its firmware the usual way, your options are limited. That's when you start looking at the BIOS flashback button as the only way…
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