Biostar TH55B HD - DRAM Frequency; DRAM Timing Configuration; Voltage Control; Automatic Overclock System (A.O.S.)

TH55B HD
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DRAM Freque ncy
To get better system performance, sometimes downgrading the memory
frequency is necessary when CPU frequency is adjusted over the upper
limit.
DRAM Timing Configuration
Enter this item for more advanced DRAM timing settings.
Clock Gen Config urat io n
Enter this item for more advanced Clock Gen settings.
Voltage Control
Enter this item for more advanced voltage settings.
Intel PPM Configuration
Enter this item for more advanced Intel PPM settings.
BIOSTAR Me mory Insig ht
Enter this item for more advanced memory SPD information.
G.P.U Phase Control
Enter this function for more power saving settings.
Automatic Overclock System (A.O.S.)
For beginners in overclock field, BET had developed an easy, fast, and
powerful feature to increase the system performance, named A.O.S.
Based on many tests and experiments, A.O.S. provides 3 ideal overclock
configurations that are able to raise the system performance in a single step.
BIOS SETUP UTILITY
Main Advance d
PCIPnP Boot
Chipset O.N.E
vxx.xx (C)Copyright 19 85-200x, America n Megatrends, Inc.
Select Screen
Select Item
Go to Sub Screen
General Help
Save and Exit
Exit
Enter
F1
F10
ESC
Over-Clocking Navigator Setting
=========== Automate OverClock Syste m ===========
============ Manual Ove rClock System ===== =======
Notice:Please Clear CMOS if system n o display
after overclo cking.
Over-Clocking Naviga tor [Norm al]
Auto OverClock Syste m [V6-T ech Engine]
Current CPU Frequenc y :
Current Memory Frequ ency :
Current UNCORE Frequ ency :
Current QPI Frequenc y :
Over Clock Retry Cou nt [1]
Intel(R) SpeedStep(t m) tech [Enab led]
CPU Ratio Setting [ x25 .0]
CPU Frequency Settin g [133]
QPI Frequency [Auto ]
DRAM Frequency [Auto ]
> DRAM Timing Configuratio n
> Clock Gen Configur ation
> Voltage Control
Exit
Options
Normal
Automate OverClock
Manual OverClock
Options
Normal
Manual OverClock
Automate OverClock
NOTE
Overclock is an optional process, but not a “must-do” process; it is not
recommended for inexperienced users. Therefore, we will not be responsible
for any hardware damage which may be caused by overclocking. We also
would not
g
uarantee an
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overclockin
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