Hello
My NUC is NUC5i7RYH win10x64 and i did all latest driver updates.
I have bios version RYBDWi35.86A.0355.2016.0224.1501
and i see that there is new OS independent Bios RYBDWi35.86A.0385.2020.0519.1558
Can i update to this version of the Bios? the current Bios I updated with express bios update from windows.
Now i use Samsung 970 pro NVMe m2 drive and it runs slow.
will this bios update help me with Samsung drive to run Faster if there if there are new options are added to this Latest Bios For m2 drives? or should i use only express bios update?
my main goal is to speed up the Drive
Robert
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Hi @RobertG
Hello Leon. Thanks for responding. I used F7 method. Copied bios into flash and updated bios that way. it worked. was successfully updated.
Should I do it again the way you are suggesting?
I will tag-team with Leon, since he is probably heading for bed about now...
Doing it using the BIOS Recovery method guarantees that all capsules will be installed, regardless of version or date. This ensures that all segments of the flash are in the proper state. As a result, if anything feels wonky, I always reinstall the BIOS using the BIOS Recovery method.
I always recommend that folks reset the BIOS Configuration after doing a BIOS Recovery. The process is as follows:
Hope this helps,
...S
Hello Leon or n_scott_pearson.
Thanks for responding. I did not get answer to My question.
I used F7 method. Copied bios into flash and updated bios that way. it worked. was successfully updated.
Should I do it again the way you are suggesting?
Hello
I did not see any improvement to NVMe M.2 performance after bios Update with Help of F7 method. following another suggestion in forum I put the PC and Bios on a balanced power mode and that helped the Lagging of the speed. Pc runs little faster now and no lagging.
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