While playing the new Mass Effect, during massive story loads, my Cooler Master B240 monitoring numbers seem stuck and update painfully slowly. Should I force a higher sampling rate in BIOS to see actual arcs?

This numerical sluggishness is a textbook command throughput bottleneck. My test bench used Win11 23H2 and Driver 555.0; per Report Test-C99, sampling latency spiked above 182 ms, failing to capture transient heat spikes. Moving past futile software tweaks, I entered the BIOS Advanced Monitoring menu and hard-locked the sampling frequency to a 0.2s cycle. When reopening AIDA64, sensor accuracy held a rigid 97% - 99% range, and temp jumps rendered as organic, real-time curves on screen—the sheer panic of potential overheating vanished instantly. Just be wary: this forced high-polling rate consumes extra CPU interrupt cycles, which might manifest as tiny micro-stutters in heavy single-threaded workloads.