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All Voltage Control

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3 All Voltage Control Phoenix - AwardBIOS CMOS Setup Utility All Voltage Control x CPU Target Voltage CPU Current Voltage CPU Default Voltage x CPU HT Voltage Setting x DRAM Voltage Multiplier x DRAM Voltage Setting DRAM Target Voltage DRAM Current Voltage x Chipset Voltage Setting 1.3500V Item Help 1.2960V 1.3500V Menu Level ► 1.2000V Default 1.8267V 1.8267V 1.8240V 1.1000V . Move Enter:Select +/-/PU/PD:Value F10:Save ESC:Exit F1:General Help F5: Previous Values F7: Optimized Defaults All the useable items can be valid only when the "Over Clock Phase Slect" is set to [Manual O.C.]. ► CPU Voltage Setting This item is used to change the CPU voltage in a step of 0.025V. The voltage can be incremented from 0.7500V to 1.8000V. According to the installed CPU the default value is different. ► CPU Current / Default Voltage These items show the Target/Current/Default CPU Voltage. ► CPU HT Voltage Setting This item is used to change the CPU HT voltage in a step of 0.03V. The voltage can be incre- mented from 1.1100V to 1.5600V. The default voltage is 1.2000V. ► DRAM Voltage Multiplier This item allows you to set the DRAM voltage multiplier. The voltage multiplier can be incremented from +1 step to +15 step. ► DRAM Voltage Setting This item is used to set DRAM voltage. The default voltage is 1.8267V. The voltage can be incremented from 1.6897V to 2.3747V. ► DRAM Target / Current Voltage These items show the Target/Current DRAM Voltage. ► Chipset Voltage Setting This item is used to set Chipset voltage in a step of 0.04V. The default voltage is 1.1000V. The voltage can be incremented from 0.9800V to 1.5800V. 44

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All Voltage Control
All the useable items can be valid only when the “Over Clock Phase Slect” is set to [Manual O.C.].
► CPU Voltage Setting
This item is used to change the CPU voltage in a step of 0.025V.
The voltage can be incremented
from 0.7500V to 1.8000V. According to the installed CPU the default value is different.
► CPU Current / Default Voltage
These items show the Target/Current/Default CPU Voltage.
► CPU HT Voltage Setting
This item is used to change the CPU HT voltage in a step of 0.03V. The voltage can be incre-
mented from 1.1100V to 1.5600V. The default voltage is 1.2000V.
► DRAM Voltage Multiplier
This item allows you to set the DRAM voltage multiplier. The voltage multiplier can be incremented
from +1 step to +15 step.
► DRAM Voltage Setting
This item is used to set DRAM voltage. The default voltage is 1.8267V. The voltage can be
incremented from 1.6897V to 2.3747V.
► DRAM Target / Current Voltage
These items show the Target/Current DRAM Voltage.
► Chipset Voltage Setting
This item is used to set Chipset voltage in a step of 0.04V. The default voltage is 1.1000V. The
voltage can be incremented from 0.9800V to 1.5800V.
Phoenix - AwardBIOS CMOS Setup Utility
All Voltage Control
x
CPU Target Voltage
1.3500V
Item Help
CPU Current Voltage
1.2960V
CPU Default Voltage
1.3500V
Menu Level
x CPU HT Voltage Setting
1.2000V
x DRAM Voltage Multiplier
Default
x DRAM Voltage Setting
1.8267V
DRAM Target Voltage
1.8267V
DRAM Current Voltage
1.8240V
x Chipset Voltage Setting
1.1000V
.
↑↓→←:Move
Enter:Select
+/-/PU/PD:Value
F10:Save
ESC:Exit
F1:General Help
F5: Previous Values
F7: Optimized Defaults