How to turn on advanced mode in BIOS. Acer Nitro AN14-41.

hanskee
hanskee Member Posts: 3 New User
edited March 17 in Nitro Gaming

Hi!
I have a question regarding advanced mode in BIOS of NITRO AN14-41 model with Ryzen 5. Is it possible to turn on the advanced mode in BIOS for the model? Thanks in advanced!🙂

Answers

  • Puraw
    Puraw ACE, Member Posts: 15,755 Trailblazer

    Hi, if pressing Ctrl+S in BIOS does not work try pressing Fn + Tab three times while in BIOS, then restart and re-enter BIOS. Alternatively, some laptops respond to pressing the A key immediately after entering the BIOS.

  • StevenGen
    StevenGen ACE Posts: 13,560 Trailblazer

    Your Nitro AN14-41 bios Advanced section can NOT be expanded, this was a feature of certain and older laptops only. Also its forbidden on this forum to give advise on any bios modes that can damage/brick your laptop. Your AN14-41 bios settings are whatever you have and it can't be expanded, like ram overckock, copu under or overvolting etc etc. Good luck.

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  • hanskee
    hanskee Member Posts: 3 New User
    edited March 17

    So you mean I should waste over $1,000 for just 13.9GB of free RAM while my laptop doesn't even use the iGPU? I paid for a device that I should be able to use however I want, not to experience stutters and FPS drops due to a lack of RAM. 🤡

  • hanskee
    hanskee Member Posts: 3 New User

    So you mean I should waste over $1,000for just 13.9GB of free RAM while my laptop doesn't even use the iGPU? I paid for a device that I should be able to use however I want, not to experience stutters and FPS drops due to a lack of RAM. 🤡

  • StevenGen
    StevenGen ACE Posts: 13,560 Trailblazer
    edited March 17

    The Nitro AN14-41 is a basic 14" fixed spec Nitro gaming laptop and its not an ANV15-41 AMD platform or the ANV15-51 which is an Intel cpu platform gaming laptops, and ar all a DDR5-4800MT/s type ram laptops that their ram can be expanded to 64GB max and are a better gaming laptops in the Nitro range.

    Your AN14-41 has either 16 GB or 32GB LPDDR5X type soldered ram that can’t be upgraded and its AMD Ryzen 5 5600H or Ryzen 7 7840H are adequate as is the 1x PCIe Gen.4x4 M.2 SSD drive that this laptop has for gaming as a basic mobile 14” platform laptop with either an RTX3050 or RTX4050 or the top of the range RTX4060 gpu’s that Acer fits to this laptop different versions.

    Your laptop was not designed for its ram and or cpu to be overclocked or for this laptop to be a powerhouse gaming rig, as its just a basic gaming/editing and web browsing 14” mobile platform. So what your AN14-41 specs are is what you get and you most definitely did not waste your money, if you wanted more ram then you should have bought the 32GB AN14-41 laptop or if you wanted a better gaming rig, you should have bought the higher end Nitro ANV15-41 or ANV15-51 models or even stepped up to the Predator Helios or Neo or Triton range of Acer laptops. Good luck and hope this helps you out.

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