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@GoodGamers

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@x1lly Im getting 99-100% stability on 500hz and 95-96% on 1000hz so is it safer to be at 500hz ?

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@NVIDIAGFN @NVIDIAGeForce @Warcraft @BlizzHeroes Rtx 5060 ti when ?

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@GbTrev @Reetlol You are welcome

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@GbTrev @Reetlol Yep but you can overclock with secure boot on like the ram and the cpu

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@GbTrev @Reetlol Then go to advanced mode (f7) then settings then advanced and if you see amd ftpm configuration set it to firmware tpm. If you dont see it go to settings then go to save and exit and then restore defaults

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@GbTrev @Reetlol Also you should have the latest bios version to be 100% sure

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@GbTrev @Reetlol Send me your motherboard model

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@GbTrev @Reetlol Ok then go to your motherboard website and download tpm. If you want to be sure tell me which brand is your motherboard to send you the link

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@aydanfv @Fortnite @FortniteStatus Update his bios

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@chrophic @xemifv Update bios and remember if when you downloaded windows you used mbr type file or gpt

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@kemoglobin1 If you want any help for your friend let me know

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@cooperfnbr First change secure boot mode to custom from standard, then change system mode from setup to user and then go below the 'enabled' where it says not active and activate it

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@mil4an @FortniteStatus Check in your bios if you have csm enabled then disable it and secure boot option will pop up

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@HyggeFN_ Change system mode to user instead of setup and activate secure boot

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@BatmanBugha Make sure that it is enabled and active and your mode above the secure boot setting probably is on user instead of setup

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@GbTrev @Reetlol If even that doesnt work then you will have to install your tpm from your motherboard's website

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@GbTrev @Reetlol Then go to cmd and run it as administrator and type: sfc /scannow if issues are found but not fixed then type below: dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth

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@GbTrev @Reetlol Make sure to copy paste them because even if you make a space wrong it won't do anything

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@GbTrev @Reetlol Go to powershell or terminal and run it as administrator and then write this: dism /online /get-features | findstr "TPM" then press enter and you should see tpm related features if you see them then type this: dism /online /enable-feature /featurename:<Feature_Name> /all