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ASUS GRYPHON Z87 (Intel LGA 1150) Review
Board Software »BIOS Walkthrough
| BIOS Options | ||
|---|---|---|
| Clocks | Range | Step Size |
| CPU BCLK: | 80 MHz ... 300.00 MHz | 0.1 MHz |
| Memory Dividers: | x8 (800 MHz), x10.67 (1067 MHz), x13.33 (1333 MHz), x14 (1400 MHz), x16 (1600 MHz ), x18 (1800 MHz), x18.66 (1866 MHz), x20 (2000 MHz ), x21.33 (2133 MHz), x22 (2200 MHz), x24 (2400 MHz), x26 (2600 MHz), x26.66 (2666 MHz), x28 (2800 MHz), x29.33 (2933 MHz), x30 (3000 MHz), x32 (3200 MHz) | |
| Voltages | Range | Step Size |
| CPU Vcore: | 0.001 V... 1.920 V | 0.001 V |
| CPU Ring Voltage: | 0.001 V... 1.920 V | 0.001 V |
| DRAM Voltage: | 1.200 V... 1.920 V | 0.005 V |
The BIOS that ASUS has provided the ASUS GRYPHON Z87 with is similar to that of most other recent ASUS products, yet it has several features all of its own, including the thematic color scheme of the BIOS interface. The provided options go above and beyond what I expected for a board of this level, which really gave it that feel of a full-fledged, high-end product. I've included screenshots of all the included pages. These shots were simply taken with the built-in screenshot ability inherent to the BIOS.
One thing worth highlighting with the ASUS GRYPHON Z87's BIOS is the way in which the BIOS is left. Before you exit the BIOS, a screen showing all the changes that were made to the BIOS pops up, allowing you to verify that the changes you made really are ones you want to implement. I greatly appreciate this additional step in getting out of the BIOS because it provides that extra visual confirmation on everything, all conglomerated into one.
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