Asus RAMPAGE V EXTREME User Guide - Page 83

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2.4 OC Panel The OC Panel is a device that allows you to overclock your PC without the need to go to the BIOS settings or use software utilities. You can setup the OC Panel in an available 5.25-inch drive bay on your computer chassis (Normal Mode) or as an external handheld console on an "open-air" OC test bench (Extreme Mode). These modes are further explained in the succeeding subsections. • Ensure that your system has adequate cooling designed for overclocking before using It the OC Panel. N • Ensure to update your OC Panel's firmware. Visit www.asus.com for the latest firmware and updates about the OC Panel. +CaT, • Ensure that you have installed ROG Connect Plus driver for the NORMAL Mode of the a OC Panel. U 2.4.1 OC Panel Overview Normal/Extreme Mode switch CPU Level Up -BEM -EIBEEI• 6 .99MEI :B2ffl a LCM Power Button FanSpeed Control button Start Button Value up Button Left Arrow button Clear button Fan connectors 1,2 VGA hotwire connectors VGA hotwire ® 0 O, OK button Right Arrow button Reset button Value Down button Fan connectors 3,4 Pause and Slow Mode Subzero Sense connector OC Panel cover ASUS RAMPAGE V EXTREME 2-19

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2.4
OC
Panel
The
OC
Panel
is
a
device
that
allows
you
to
overclock
your
PC
without
the
need
to
go
to
the
BIOS
settings
or
use
software
utilities.
You
can
setup
the
OC
Panel
in
an
available
5.25
-inch
drive
bay
on
your
computer
chassis
(Normal
Mode)
or
as
an
external
handheld
console
on
an
"open-air"
OC
test
bench
(Extreme
Mode).
These
modes
are
further
explained
in
the
succeeding
subsections.
I
t
2.4.1
Ensure
that
your
system
has
adequate
cooling
designed
for
overclocking
before
using
the
OC
Panel.
Ensure
to
update
your
OC
Panel's
firmware.
Visit
www.asus.com
for
the
latest
firmware
and
updates
about
the
OC
Panel.
Ensure
that
you
have
installed
ROG
Connect
Plus
driver
for
the
NORMAL
Mode
of
the
OC
Panel.
OC
Panel
Overview
Normal/Extreme
Mode
switch
CPU
Level Up
Start
Button
Value
up
Button
Left
Arrow
button
Clear
button
Fan
connectors
1,2
VGA
hotwire
connectors
VGA
hotwire
6
LCM
Power
Button
a
FanSpeed
Control
button
®
0
O,
OK
button
Right
Arrow
button
Reset
button
Value
Down
button
Fan
connectors
3,4
Pause
and
Slow
Mode
OC
Panel
cover
Subzero
Sense
connector
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RAMPAGE
V
EXTREME
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