Abit AW9D i975X

Published on November 10, 2006
Written by Michael Larabel
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BIOS:

Entering another Phoenix AwardBIOS there once again were the standard settings along with the uGuru utility area. The uGuru sections available from the BIOS are for OC Guru and Abit EQ. OC Guru allows a maximum front side bus on the AW9D up to 600MHz, maximum CPU voltage of 1.7625V, and a maximum DDR2 memory voltage of 2.65V. This motherboard certainly features some nice overclocking options. Moving onto Abit EQ, the available options are Abit EQ Beep Control, LED effect control, temperature monitoring, voltage monitoring, fan speed monitoring, and FanEQ control. The remainder of the BIOS is filled with the standard options one enthusiast would expect to find in an Abit motherboard.



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