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Using ASUS TurboV Auto Tuning Mode, Auto Tuning, Start, More Setting

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Using ASUS TurboV Auto Tuning Mode The Auto Tuning Mode allows smart auto-overclocking. Follow the instructions below to let TurboV EVO detect and overclock your system. 1. Click the Auto Tuning tab and then click Start. You can also click More Setting first to configure more overclocking parameters before starting auto-overclocking. 2. Read through the warning messages and click Yes to start autooverclocking. 3. An animation appears indicating the overclocking process. Click Stop if you want to cancel the current Overclocking process. • After pressing Start, the system starts performance tuning and may reboot 2 to 3 times. Please do not operate or manually restart the computer during the tuning process. • After restarting OS, a message appears indicating the current overclocking result. You can click Stop to save the current overclocking setting, or wait for TurboV EVO to continue system tuning for higher system performance. • The auto-tuned system performance varies on the installed device (ex., CPU and DRAM). • The auto-tuning function overclocks your system settings. Installation of advanced cooling systems is recommended. • The auto-tuned settings will be stored in system BIOS and will be applied in the next boot. 4-24 Chapter 4: Software support

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Chapter 4: Software support
Using ASUS TurboV Auto Tuning Mode
The Auto Tuning Mode allows smart auto-overclocking. Follow the instructions
below to let TurboV EVO detect and overclock your system.
•
After pressing Start, the system starts performance tuning and may reboot
2 to 3 times. Please do not operate or manually restart the computer during
the tuning process.
•
After restarting OS, a message appears indicating the current overclocking
result. You can click
Stop
to save the current overclocking setting, or wait
for TurboV EVO to continue system tuning for higher system performance.
•
The auto-tuned system performance varies on the installed device (ex.,
CPU and DRAM).
•
The auto-tuning function overclocks your system settings. Installation of
advanced cooling systems is recommended.
•
The auto-tuned settings will be stored in system BIOS and will be applied in
the next boot.
1.
Click the
Auto Tuning
tab and
then click
Start
. You can also click
More Setting
first to configure more
overclocking parameters before
starting auto-overclocking.
2.
Read through the warning messages
and click
Yes
to start auto-
overclocking.
3.
An animation appears indicating the
overclocking process. Click
Stop
if you want to cancel the current
Overclocking process.