MSI P67A-GD53 Series - BIOS CPU Feature Settings - Part 1; CPU Specifications and Technology

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MS-7681 Manboard
CPU Spec󰘰catons
Press <Enter> to enter the sub-menu. The submenu shows the nformaton of nstalled
CPU.
CPU Technology Support
Press <Enter> to enter the sub-menu. The sub-menu shows the nstalled CPU tech
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nologes. Read only.
MEMORY-Z
Press <Enter> to enter the sub-menu.
DIMM1~4 Memory SPD
Press <Enter> to enter the sub-menu. The sub-menu dsplays the nformatons of
nstalled memory.
X.M.P Support Informaton
Press <Enter> to enter the sub-menu. These tems dsplay the current status of the
X.M.P support nformaton. Read only.
CPU Feature
Press <Enter> to enter the sub-menu and the followng screen appears:
Actve Processor Cores
Ths tem allows you to select the number of actve processor cores.
Lmt CPUID Maxmum
It s desgned to lmt the lsted speed of the processor to older operatng systems.
Execute Dsable Bt
Intel’s Execute Dsable Bt functonalty can prevent certan classes of malcous
“bu󰘯er over󰘱ow” attacks when combned wth a supportng operatng system. Ths
functonalty allows the processor to classfy areas n memory by where applcaton
code can execute and where t cannot. When a malcous worm attempts to nsert
code n the bu󰘯er, the processor dsables code executon, preventng damage or
worm propagaton.
Intel Vrtualzaton Tech
Ths tem s used to enable/dsable the Intel Vrtualzaton technology. For further
nformaton please refer to Intel’s o󰘲cal webste.
Power Technology
Ths tem allows you to select the Intel Dynamc Power technology mode.
C1E Support
To enable ths tem to read the CPU power consumpton whle dle. Not all processors
support Enhanced Halt state (C1E).
OverSpeed Protecton
Overspeed Protecton functon can montor the current CPU draws as well as ts
power consumpton. If t exceeds a certan level, the processor automatcally reduces
ts clock speed. If you want to overclock your CPU, set t to [Dsabled].
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