ASUS Intros “Core Tuning Config For Gaming” Feature In AM5 BIOS, Reduces Overall System Latency For Faster Performance On Ryzen CPUs

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ASUS Intros "Core Tuning Config For Gaming" Feature In AM5 BIOS, Reduces Overall System Latency For Faster Performance On Ryzen CPUs 1

ASUS has a new BIOS feature for its AM5 motherboards called "Core Tuning Config for Gaming" which reduces latency on Ryzen CPUs while offering increased gaming performance.

ASUS Fine-Tunes Latencies on AMD Ryzen Systems With Its AM5 "Core Tuning Config For Gaming" BIOS Feature

ASUS has a variety of exclusive BIOS features for its AM5 motherboard lineup and the company is now introducing a brand-new feature called "Core Tuning Config For Gaming" which should boost gaming performance on systems running the latest AMD Ryzen CPUs.

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From the details we were able to gather, the new feature fine-tunes the clock (CAS) timings for the memory and the CCDs running on an AM5 motherboard and results in lower latencies than what users were able to get previously. In the best-case scenario, users will see a latency reduction in the double-digit range, which is on top of the inter-core CCD latency fix that was implemented in the previous AMD AGESA BIOS updates.

The BIOS feature is set to Auto by default within the AM5 BIOS panel and can be set to enabled by the user if they are willing to try it out to get benefits in terms of gaming. In terms of real-world testing, a system running the Ryzen 7 9800X3D CPU on a ROG Crosshair X670E Gene motherboard and the results are as follows:

ASUS Core Tunings Configuration for Gaming Disabled:

ASUS Core Tunings Configuration for Gaming Enabled:

As you can see, in the standard mode, the system yielded a latency of 63.9ns while with the "Core Tuning Config for Gaming" BIOS feature enabled, the system yielded a 58.9ns latency while keeping the same memory bandwidth. That's an 8% reduction in overall system latency, and we have seen in past examples that some games can take advantage of lower latency overall and higher overall system bandwidth.

The new ASUS AM5 BIOS is currently available in BETA state for all AM5 motherboards, including the high-end X870E and X670E series. The new patch is part of the AGESA 1.2.0.2b BIOS.

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