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EVGA Z590 Dark BIOS Mod with PPD and VMax Stress Menu Options

Feedback for Firmware Developers 9 members have voted

  1. 1. Should EVGA and other enthusiast motherboard manufacturers make PPD and VMax Stress menu options standard features?

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EVGA was kind enough to provide an updated BIOS with the memory PPD menu option and VMax Stress menu options exposed. Both enhance performance. Disabling PPD (Power Down) improves memory latency. @tps3443has found his Z590 Dark Cinebench scores have improved and the system is more responsive with VMax Stress disabled.

If you find this beneficial, please email EVGA Support and ask them to make these menu options standard on all BIOS updates. I don't understand why they haven't already done this.

This is not a production release, so the BIOS will show version 0.00 but it works fine.

Download: [Z590 Dark] E599_flashtool_20207T00.zip 

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Edited by Mr. Fox

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@tps3443 when you have time please share some results on memory latency with PPD enabled (default) versus disabled and feel free to comment with anything else you find worth mentioning.

  • Mr. Fox changed the title to EVGA Z590 Dark BIOS Mod with PPD and VMax Stress Menu Options

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