MSI unveils a significant update for Intel 700 and 600 series motherboards, aimed at optimizing gaming performance. The latest BIOS update offers users the option to disable the CEP (Current Excursion Protection) function, providing the potential for cooler temperatures and improved gaming experiences.
The CEP function, designed to prevent system instability due to insufficient CPU voltage, can sometimes hinder performance, particularly for enthusiast gamers. With the new BIOS update, users now have the flexibility to disable CEP, allowing processors to operate at lower voltages without sacrificing performance.
The BIOS update caters to a range of processors, including the 14th gen K, 14th gen non-K, 13th gen K, and 12th gen K series CPUs. While 14th gen K series CPUs already support disabling CEP, others require updating to the latest BIOS for full compatibility. MSI provides a detailed support matrix outlining CPU and chipset compatibility.
MSI has commenced the rollout of BIOS updates for Z790 and select B760 motherboards, with plans for wider availability in late March. Users can find the dedicated BIOS updates on the MSI website, with additional releases scheduled for the near future.
As gaming technology continues to evolve, MSI remains dedicated to providing cutting-edge solutions for gamers worldwide. For the latest news and updates on BIOS releases, users are encouraged to follow MSI's official channels.
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