[SOLVED] A320M-A PRO Bios feature removed after update

[XenonTR]

Before i updated my bios there was a feature called cool n quiet and some other stuff like cpu features but the latest bios version has none of that. So i installed the first bios version again and they dont say that in the bios file description what i wonder is how do i know which version is the best for me and how do i test different bios versions ? also what would happen if i installed a bios version from another brand like asus? (i use msi) or what would happen if i installed M2 version of A320..

 

[XenonTR]

what if i install a motherboards bios that has the same chip

 

[CountMike]

what if i install a motherboards bios that has the same chip

No, don't do that, BIOS should be the one exclusively for your MB. Look thru BIOS, that feature might be under another name.

 

[XenonTR]

No, don't do that, BIOS should be the one exclusively for your MB. Look thru BIOS, that feature might be under another name.

thank you. But i have another problem.. Whenever i download radeon software my monitor says out of range i installed it with factory reset but couldnt find a solution.

 

[XenonTR]

No, don't do that, BIOS should be the one exclusively for your MB. Look thru BIOS, that feature might be under another name.

wait.. my pc suddenly redownloaded radeon software itself and i didnt do anything.. and it somehow works lol im not gonna mess it up anymore

 

[drea.drechsler]

Before i updated my bios there was a feature called cool n quiet and some other stuff like cpu features but the latest bios version has none of that. So i installed the first bios version again and they dont say that in the bios file description what i wonder is how do i know which version is the best for me and how do i test different bios versions ? also what would happen if i installed a bios version from another brand like asus? (i use msi) or what would happen if i installed M2 version of A320..

Cool-n-Quiet setting has been deprecated in later BIOS's but it's functions are now included in something called PSS Support. It's usually enabled by default.

DO NOT try to use a BIOS from any other motherboard! It probably won't accept it anyway -- unless you use an advanced UEFI command line utility to over-ride the checks. But on the off-chance it does it could easily brick your board until a tech can load the correct one directly to the BIOS-ROM chip with a burning tool.