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September 17th, 2025 02:35
Aurora R10 Ryzen edition, Call of Duty BO 7 problem
I have an Alienware aurora R10 ryxen edition, apparently the new COD game needs secure boot and TPM 2.0 installed. Mine has both, however my TPM version is 3.92.0.5 which is not compatible with the new game coming out. I contacted Dell and the said I have the latest BIOS and nothing can be done. The "0" in my version is the problem. I contacted AMD and they said since its an Alienware Dell/Alienware would have to put out the update. Anyone else having this problem? This is the website explains everything.
https://support.activision.com/articles/trusted-platform-module-and-secure-boot
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redxps630
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September 17th, 2025 13:59
Yes I heard R14/R10 users reported this issue. Dell has not stepped up to help yet.
Vanadiel
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September 17th, 2025 15:01
The TPM version is part of AGESA for AMD systems. I highly doubt they will update the BIOS to the latest AGESA version, and instead they will stick with the latest AGESA version for that Alienware edition.
redxps630
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September 18th, 2025 02:30
BO is black op for those not into games.
AMD is imo a pain in butt in terms of BIOS. I had a AMD tomahawk which accidentally got flashed pro bios (no idea how that was done). I could not reflash it back to tomahawk. this is a MSI board. Dell AMD board is even worse. user who want the best gaming experience of 5800X3D or the like should consider non Dell AMD board that is more user friendly and have continuous BIOS update support.
Nebula001
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September 18th, 2025 03:59
This is so frustrating, if Dell doesn’t update the Bios. Any recommendations on a decent prebuilt gaming computer for give or take $1500 preferably with an Intel CPU/Nvidia graphics card.