- May 1, 2023
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weird situation going on here, if it isn't really an issue then I can live with it because I do not dabble in overclocking, but I realized that my Asus B550-F Bios will freeze for about 2 seconds when I click and enter the DRAM Timing Control subsection under AI Tweaker
it only does this upon clicking it for the first time per restart; so if I enter the Bios, click DRAM Timing Control, it will do the freeze, and then work normally, if I then exit out of the Timing Control section and click it again, it does not freeze. however, if I restart the computer and head back into Bios, click the Timing Control for the first time, it will freeze
no other area of the BIOS seems to do this, no other Overclocking or DRAM section does it. it's almost like it freezes due to 'loading' the amount of numbers, values, and settings in the DRAM Timing Control (there's a lot of timings in there). I've been kind of aware that some area of the Bios freezes upon clicking it for the first time even before I did a CMOS Reset a few weeks ago, so that's checked off.
the PC doesn't really have trouble functioning, everything seems normal and stable, it boots just fine. the Bios is on Version 2806, which is the 2nd latest Bios, so it could be an oddly specific bug with the Bios?
edit: it's called the DRAM Timing Control section, not DRAM Configuration. everything else is still accurate
it only does this upon clicking it for the first time per restart; so if I enter the Bios, click DRAM Timing Control, it will do the freeze, and then work normally, if I then exit out of the Timing Control section and click it again, it does not freeze. however, if I restart the computer and head back into Bios, click the Timing Control for the first time, it will freeze
no other area of the BIOS seems to do this, no other Overclocking or DRAM section does it. it's almost like it freezes due to 'loading' the amount of numbers, values, and settings in the DRAM Timing Control (there's a lot of timings in there). I've been kind of aware that some area of the Bios freezes upon clicking it for the first time even before I did a CMOS Reset a few weeks ago, so that's checked off.
the PC doesn't really have trouble functioning, everything seems normal and stable, it boots just fine. the Bios is on Version 2806, which is the 2nd latest Bios, so it could be an oddly specific bug with the Bios?
edit: it's called the DRAM Timing Control section, not DRAM Configuration. everything else is still accurate
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