There can be numerous reasons that you may need to reset your BIOS. Maybe you just want to restore the last saved configuration, you’re facing a booting issue, there’s an inappropriate overclocking setup in BIOS, or simply you forget the BIOS password. There are some other issues too (like hardware incompatibility) that require a reset to…
Identifying the correct BIOS chip first is essential. However, with so many small integrated circuits on modern boards, locating the BIOS chip can be daunting to novice PC builders. The BIOS chip is normally located near the CPU socket or memory slots on the motherboard. However, if you can’t find it, it is always the…
Using two monitors can greatly improve your productivity and visual experience. Dual monitor setups allow you to multitask more efficiently by displaying more applications and windows at once. They also enhance entertainment with an expanded field of view. Transitioning to a multi-display configuration is easier than it may seem. Driving dual monitors requires utilizing two…
With the rise of ultrafast NVMe SSDs and new motherboard chipsets launching every year, it can get confusing to determine which SSD works with your specific model. Mismatched combinations won’t physically fit or tap into the full performance potential. The good news is that most modern motherboard chipsets have full support for SATA and PCIe…
Asus motherboards display POST diagnostic error codes between 00 and 0xAA to indicate issues during the Power On Self Test (POST) process. Failure to boot properly or instability during operation also triggers debug codes pointing to exact failing components. However, the confusing two-character Asus error code displayed provides hardly any context for average users to…