BIOS features
The 9300-ITX currently only have one BIOS version available since the product was launched on Dec. 1.
Main menu after initially entering the BIOS
Standard CMOS Features menu including info on IDE channels, basic video settings, date/time settings
Advanced BIOS Features
Advanced Chipset Features menu includes configuring iGPU engine/shader clocks and spread spectrum settings
Integrated Peripherals menu
IDE Function Setup sub-menu under Integrated Peripherals menu
MCP Storage Config sub-menu under Integrated Peripherals menu
MCP hardware monitor sub-menu under Integrated Peripherals menu
USB device settings sub-menu under Integrated Peripherals menu
Power Management Setup menu
Frequency/Voltage Control menu manages all the overclocking features on this motherboard
System Clocks menu has real-time information on CPU and FSB frequencies
FSB and memory config sub-menu includes options for modifying FSB frequencies, memory timings, and other memory features
Memory Timing Setting sub-menu under Frequency/Voltage Control menu
CPU voltages can be adjusted in .02v increments
After our initial review of the 9300-ITX WiFi’s BIOS, we could definitely see improvements to the overclocking features that were not available with the first version of this board. The ability to make incremental changes to the CPU, memory, and Northbridge voltages will help overclockers fine tune their processors and grab every megahertz of performance out of their CPUs.