Is there a difference between software vs uefi/bios for changing

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2017-01-29 08:19:45 Post No. 58708862
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Anonymous 2017-01-29 08:19:45 Post No. 58708862 [Report]

Is there a difference between software vs uefi/bios for changing clock speeds and fan profiles? Is there a chance for the software to crash with no survivors?

Anonymous 2017-01-29 08:31:25 Post No.58709035
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Anonymous 2017-01-29 08:34:42 Post No.58709078
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Anonymous 2017-01-29 08:34:42 Post No.58709078 [Report]

>>58708862
>implying uefi/bios isnt software

Anonymous 2017-01-29 09:03:51 Post No.58709575
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Anonymous 2017-01-29 09:03:51 Post No.58709575 [Report]

>>58709078

But can a bios crash?

Anonymous 2017-01-29 09:06:51 Post No.58709620
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Anonymous 2017-01-29 09:06:51 Post No.58709620 [Report]

>>58708862
windows software for oc manipulates bios settings, and yes you can mess up stuff sometimes, if you dont know what you are doing

Anonymous 2017-01-29 10:13:32 Post No.58710608
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Anonymous 2017-01-29 10:13:32 Post No.58710608 [Report]

>>58709575
Can a BIOS crash? Yes, it can. That's why motherboards have a dual BIOS these days. In the old days, if your BIOS became corrupt your motherboard was a brick. Throw it away and buy a new one, or hope it's still under warranty and you could get it replaced. Now, if one BIOS becomes corrupt, you have a backup BIOS that can keep you alive.

I prefer using the BIOS to control my profiles because it's just always there, and I don't need separate software to do it. It's all part of the BIOS. For some people booting into the BIOS to make changes is a nuisance, but it literally takes 5 seconds to boot up today with modern hardware.

Is there a difference between software vs uefi/bios for changing

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