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BIOS
For enthusiasts, the options available within the BIOS can turn
a good board into a great one. The ability to manipulate frequencies, voltages,
and fan control settings vary depending on the hardware and the amount of trust
placed in the users' hands by the manufacturer.
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Performance menu.
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Fan control options.
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BIOS Summary: Zotac H55-ITX-C-E
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Setting
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Options
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CPU Clock Setting
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100 to 500 MHz |
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CPU Core Voltage
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-0.100V to +0.200V in 0.025V increments |
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PCH Voltage
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-0.10V, -0.05V, +0.01V to 0.10V in 0.01V
increments |
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Memory Voltage
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-0.20, -0.10V, +0.02V to +0.20V in 0.02V
increments |
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Memory Clock
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800, 1067, 1333, 1600 MHz |
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Memory Timing Control
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Basic |
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Integrated Graphics
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GPU Memory
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32MB, 64MB, 128MB + DVMT (128MB, 256MB,
Max DVMT) |
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GPU Voltage
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-0.100V to +0.200V in 0.25V increments |
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Fan Control
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Thermal Cruise Mode
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Target Temp Value: 0 to 100
Tolerance Value: 0 to 15
Lowest Value: 0 to 255 |
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Manual Mode
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PWM Control: 0 to 255 |
Like many mini-ITX boards, the H55-ITX's BIOS is severely restricted.
Voltages can be adjusted for the CPU, PCH, RAM, and the integrated GPU, but
the ranges offered are minuscule. Particularly disappointing is a -0.100V undervolt
limit for the CPU. The board has dynamic fan control with adjustable options
as well as a fixed manual speed option.
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