• Setting the CPU Voltage, FSB Termination Voltage, Memory Voltage and North Bridge Voltage items to a high level may damage the chipset, memory module and CPU permanently. Proceed with caution.
•The system may need better cooling system to work stably under high voltage settings.
2.4.14South Bridge Voltage [Auto]Allows you to set the South Bridge voltage. The values range from 1.50V to 1.70V with a 0.20V interval.
2.4.15Allows you to select the CPU
Configuration options: [Auto] [Disabled] [Enabled]
2.4.16CPU GTL Reference [Auto]Allows you to enable or set CPU GTL Reference. Set a very high voltage may damage the component permanently, set a very low voltage may cause the system to become unstable. Configuration options: [Auto] [0.667V] [0.65V] [0.63V] [0.615V]
2.4.17CPU Spread Spectrum [Auto]Set to [Disabled] to enhance FSB overclocking ability or [Auto] for EMI control. Configuration options: [Auto] [Disabled]
2.4.18PCIE Spread Spectrum [Auto]Set to [Disabled] to enhance PCIE overclocking ability or [Auto] for EMI control. Configuration options: [Auto] [Disabled]
2.4.19CPU Clock Skew [Auto]Configuration options: [Auto] [Normal] [Delay 100ps] [Delay 200ps] [Delay 300ps] [Delay 400ps] – [Delay 1400ps] [Delay 1500ps]
2.4.20NB Clock Skew [Auto]Configuration options: [Auto] [Normal] [Delay 100ps] [Delay 200ps] [Delay 300ps] [Delay 400ps] – [Delay 1400ps] [Delay 1500ps]
2.4.21CPU Margin Enhancement [Optimized]Allows you to set the CPU Margin Enhancement.
Configuration options: [Optimized] [Compatible] [Performance Mode]
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