The BIOS

With the MSI Nightblade MI2 back together and connected to power, a monitor, keyboard, and mouse, you can fire it up and enter its BIOS. Given the MSI Nightblade MI2 is based on Intel's B150 platform, you don't really need to do so at all, although making sure everything is recognized properly and that your boot devices are in their proper order might make it worth the time. What you'll find is a BIOS very similar to MSI's other Skylake-based board products, although some options are missing due to the chipset's nature. I've captured images of all the BIOS pages and posted them below. Fortunately, I only had to correct the date and time.