Tyan Toledo i965R S5180

Published on March 24, 2007
Written by Michael Larabel
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BIOS:

Tyan continues to use a Phoenix AwardBIOS with its motherboards (still no LinuxBIOS), and in the BIOS for the Tomcat i965R are the usual options we are accustom to seeing from Tyan products. There are no overclocking options with the S5180 (for obvious reasons), but most other options can be found. From PC Health Status the CPU and MCH temperatures are monitored along with the Vccp, 5V, 12V, V5SB voltages. The fan speeds are also reported from seven sensors.


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