Colorful claims new BIOSes deliver 15% FPS boost in Battlefield 6 through extra-tight memory timings — fresh update also has a new “Moore” UI

October 31, 2025

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Colorful isn’t a brand that shows up in headlines as much as Asus or Gigabyte, but the Chinese manufacturer’s wares live up to their name and sometimes bring out-of-left-field features. Case in point: new motherboard BIOS updates with two settings for extra-tight memory latency timings that claim a +15% FPS boost in Battlefield 6, along with a +6 to 7% speed in the AIDA64 memory speed benchmarks. Oh, and a new “Moore” user interface.

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Colorful claims new BIOSes deliver 15% FPS boost in Battlefield 6 through extra-tight memory timings — fresh update also has a new “Moore” UI

October 31, 2025

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Colorful isn’t a brand that shows up in headlines as much as Asus or Gigabyte, but the Chinese manufacturer’s wares live up to their name and sometimes bring out-of-left-field features. Case in point: new motherboard BIOS updates with two settings for extra-tight memory latency timings that claim a +15% FPS boost in Battlefield 6, along with a +6 to 7% speed in the AIDA64 memory speed benchmarks. Oh, and a new “Moore” user interface.

That figure is more than a little eyebrow-raising, but not technically…

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