[SOLVED] Are these BIOS settings problematic?

[mattamomo]

I have recently had what appeared to be a 980 Ti die, so I put a 1070 in and it posted where the 980 ti wouldn't but I still have a lot of the issues the 980 ti showed before dying (stuttering at high frames, crashing frequently and sudden mass drops in frames from 200+ to below 140).

I did a fresh install of Windows 10 and all the drivers had no luck, the issues persist.

The only thing I can think of is if I have something set incorrectly in my BIOS.

Below are my Specs:
Ryzen R5 1600
GTX 1070
Trident Z 16gb RAM
EVGA SuperNOVA G3 750W
MSI B350 Tomahawk
Windows 10

And below are links to my BIOS settings:
https://imgur.com/a/rr5E7IO

If anyone knowledgeable about this sort of thing (I haven't a clue) can take a look and check if anything is wrong, it would be much appreciated.

If nothing is wrong, what would the likely culprit be? PSU?

 

[mattamomo]

Bump.

The only difference between the settings I have had for the last year, and these, are that I just turned XMP profile 1 on. And while I drop frames still occasionally, they return back to normal and it is only brief unlike previously.
But I don't know if the settings are "safe" or if I am stressing any of my components.
If anyone with more know how could have a brief look, it would be appreciated.

 

[nikoskostantopoulow]

Those are completely normal.
The only thing that doesn't look normal to me is that you haven't OC your CPU.
And you have core performance boost on disabled...dunno what that is but it sounds sweet.

P.S. Oh yeah and 52c CPU temp on BIOS wtf...and i thought only Asrock BIOS is ****ed. MSI is worse. My bios temps got fixed after the updates tho...update your bios too if you haven't.