MSI K8T800 User Guide - Page 14

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Getting Started In addition to Cool'n'Quiet setting, the current system status (including Vcore, 3.3V, +5V and 12V) and the current PC hardware status (such as the CPU & system temperatures and all fans speeds) are also shown on the left and right sides. When you click the red triangles in the left and right sides, two submenus will open for users to overclock, overspec or to adjust the thresholds of system to send out the warning messages. Left-side: Current system status In the left sub-menu, you can configure the settings of FSB, Vcore, Memory Voltage and AGP Voltage by clicking the radio button in front of each item and make it available (the radio button will be lighted as yellow when selected), use the "+" and "-" buttons to adjust, then click OK to apply the changes. Then you can click Save to save the desired FSB you just configured. Also you may click Auto to start testing the maximal CPU overclocking value, The CPU FSB will automatically increase the testing value until the PC reboots. Or you may click Default to restore the default values. Right-side: PC hardware status during real time operation In the right sub-menu, here you can configure the PC hardware status such as CPU & system temperatures and fan speeds. You may use the scroll bars to adjust each item, then click ""OK""to apply the changes. The values you set for the temperatures are the maximum thresholds for the system for warnings, and the values for fan speeds are the minimum thresholds. 1-7

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1-7
Getting Started
In addition to Cool’n’Quiet setting, the current system status (including
Vcore, 3.3V, +5V and 12V) and the current PC hardware status (such as the CPU
& system temperatures and all fans speeds) are also shown on the left and
right sides.
When you click the red triangles in the left and right sides, two sub-
menus will open for users to overclock, overspec or to adjust the thresholds of
system to send out the warning messages.
Left-side: Current system status
In the left sub-menu, you can configure the settings of FSB, Vcore,
Memory Voltage and AGP Voltage by clicking the radio button in front of each
item and make it available
(the radio button will be lighted as yellow when
selected), use the “
+
” and “
-
” buttons to adjust, then click
OK
to apply the
changes. Then you can click
Save
to save the desired FSB you just configured.
Also you may click
Auto
to start testing the maximal CPU overclocking
value,
The CPU FSB will automatically increase the testing value until the PC
reboots. Or you may click
Default
to restore the default values.
Right-side: PC hardware status during real time operation
In the right sub-menu, here you can configure the PC hardware status
such as CPU & system temperatures and fan speeds. You may use the scroll
bars to adjust each item, then click
““
“
OK
””
”
to apply the changes. The values you
set for the temperatures are the maximum thresholds for the system for warnings,
and the values for fan speeds are the minimum thresholds.