Gigabyte confirms BIOS support for upcoming Intel LGA 1700 processors on B760 and H610 motherboards, with the rumored Raptor Lake Next lineup expected in early 2027 to support both DDR4 and DDR5 ...

Based on reviews from UltrabookReview and Golden Pig Upgrade, the pre-release BIOS that's currently on some systems vastly undermines the performance of the new Intel Core Ultra processors. The Meteor ...

To update either PTT or fTPM, you need to update your BIOS. To check your TPM version, press Win+R and run 'tpm.msc'. It ...

MSI and Asus are the first motherboard makers to implement Intel's official microcode patch to prevent crashing on Raptor Lake CPUs. If you’ve been keeping up with tech news for the last few months, ...

I ignored BIOS updates until I learned Intel's CPUs were cooking themselves without them.

The first manufacturers published BIOS updates for its Z790, B760 and H610 motherboards to support Intel’s upcoming LGA1700 desktop processors. The companies refer to the processors as “Raptor Lake ...

Suppose you wonder what's happening and where ASRock found this additional performance. In that case, it all comes down to Intel's latest microcode update - and ASRock is the first to implement it ...

Intel has been investigating games crashing on its Core i9 13th and 14th Gen processors. Now, Asus has started issuing BIOS updates for its latest Z790 motherboards that include a new “Intel Baseline ...

GIGABYTE has released BIOS updates that prepare its entire Intel B760 and H610 motherboard lineup for upcoming LGA1700 processors, which the company says are "expected to launch in early 2027." As ...

Intel has finally updated us on its search for the cause of game crashes on Intel CPUs, including the Core i9 14900K. According to the chip maker, a bunch of motherboard BIOS updates will be coming ...

The latest Asus Z790 BIOS updates roll back tweaks from both the user and Asus, hoping to solve crashing issues for Intel's fastest processors. Intel makes some very nice, very expensive CPUs, which ...

The problems with Intel’s best processors have been going on for months, and Intel’s response has been measured. However, at long last, a fix might be imminent — provided that this one actually helps.