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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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Frequency and voltage controls.
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Fan Control options.
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BIOS Summary: Zotac IONITX-P-E
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Setting
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Options
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FSB Clock
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100 to 2500 MHz (800 MHz default) |
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CPU Voltage
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-0.10V to +0.20V in varying increments |
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Chipset Voltage
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1.05V, 1.10V |
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FSB/Memory Ratio
(Linked mode)
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1:1, 5:4, 3:2, Sync |
Memory Clock
(Unlinked mode) |
400 to 1400 MHz |
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Memory Timing Control
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Basic |
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Memory Voltage
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1.55V, 1.60V, 1.65V |
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Integrated Graphics
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| GPU Clock |
300 to 700 MHz (450 MHz default) |
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Shader Clock
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800 to 1800 MHz (1100 MHz default) |
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Fan Control
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SmartFan Disabled
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Quiet, 50%, Medium, 75%, Full on |
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SmartFan Enabled
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Min. Temp: 0 to 50 (30 default)
Max. Temp: 51 to 100 (70 default)
Min. Duty Cycle: 0 to 100 (50 default)
Max. Duty Cycle: 101 to 240 (240 default) |
The level of frequency and voltage customization is appropriate for this type of board. Small adjustments can be made to CPU, chipset, and memory voltages. Frequency settings allow very high overclocks, but with the voltage limitations, this wide range is unnecessary.
Fan control of the board's single controllable header can be handled in two different ways. You have your choice of five different preset speeds (Quiet, 50%, Medium, 75%, or Full on) or you can enable SmartFan to fine-tune the minimum/maximum temperatures and PWM duty cycle of the fan. This is not fantastic fan control but still better than many mainstream mATX boards.
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