UEFI Features continued, Advanced Mode continued
The following screens detail settings on the Advanced, Monitor, Boot, Tools, and Exit tabs in the Advanced Mode interface.
Advanced tab
Advanced tab, APM Configuration page
Advanced tab, HDD/SSD SMART Information page
Advanced tab, Thunderbolt/USB 3.1 Controller Configuration page
Advanced tab, Thunderbolt/USB 3.1 Controller Configuration page continued
Advanced tab, Thunderbolt/USB 3.1 Controller Configuration page continued
Advanced tab, Intel(R) Rapid Storage Technology page
Advanced tab, Intel(R) Rapid Storage Technology page, Create RAID Volume page
Advanced tab, Intel(R) Rapid Storage Technology page, Physical Disk information page
Monitor tab, Temperature and fan speed settings
Monitor tab, Fan speed and voltage settings
Monitor tab, Fan speed, voltage, and Q-Fan Configuration link settings
Monitor tab, Q-Fan Configuration page
Monitor tab, Q-Fan Configuration page, Q-Fan Tuning popup
Monitor tab, Q-Fan Configuration page, Q-Fan Tuning results popup
Monitor tab, Q-Fan Configuration page, Q-Fan Configuration page, Chassis fan settings
Monitor tab, Q-Fan Configuration page, Q-Fan Configuration page, Fan Extension Card settings
Boot tab
Boot tab, Boot Override settings
Boot tab, CSM (Compatibility Support Module) page
Boot tab, Secure Boot page
Tool tab
Tools tab, ASUS Overclocking Profile page
Tools tab, ASUS Overclocking Profile page continued
Tools tab, ASUS Overclocking Profile page, Load / Save profile page
Tools tab, BIOS Flashback page
Tools tab, ASUS SPD Information page
Tools tab, Graphics Card Information page
Tools tab, Graphics Card Information page, GPU Post page
Exit tab
Help popup
Q-Fan Control popup
“Holding the “Flagship”
“Holding the “Flagship” moniker for the ASUS ROG Z170 board line, the board is shock full of features and accessories including the latest edition of their OC Panel device.”
Try chock-full instead of shock full.
I’m shocked by this comment.
I'm shocked by this comment.
Thanks, fixed…
Thanks, fixed…
Test System Setup shows GTX
Test System Setup shows GTX 780. Pic shows a Palit GTX 570 label? I don’t really care, just thought that was inconsistent.
Also, can we not get great CMOS battery placement with a $500 motherboard? This doesn’t seem like too much to ask.
I agree, the CMOS battery
I agree, the CMOS battery tech hasn’t changed since the conception of integrated circuits…what gives..?
I would call that a clever
I would call that a clever play on words Mr. Dictionary. If not a little callous don’t you think?
Doesn’t make much sense to
Doesn’t make much sense to have such an expensive board on a socket that can only use midrange CPUs
Fastest possible single
Fastest possible single threaded performance out there. It matters for some people and some apps.
How much more performance are
How much more performance are we talking for spending two or three times the amount for this board instead of something else?
Fair enough, although I
Fair enough, although I wonder if LGA2011 can clock higher than mainstream chips when good cooling is used (custom water or better), as the lack of soldered heat spreader on mainstream chips should cause a heat bottleneck that reduces scaling with improved coolers
I get that there’s always a
I get that there’s always a market for the best of the best (even if small.)
What’s confused me though about this and previous similar offerings from ASUS is the timing. The Z170 chipset is nearly a year old. Are there really people who want the best of the best, cost no concern, but were twiddling their thumbs for a year? I would have imagined that set of buyers upgraded their rigs long ago.
Or are there really people that rebuild their already top-end rig at this point in the cycle? Even disregarding cost, seems like a lot of hassle for little performance returns left on the table?
Man….this thing has ALL the
Man….this thing has ALL the bells and whistles…as well it should. At $500 it better gimme a chubby every time it posts…lol
One thing that doesn’t make sense…an ASMedia 1061 (from 2012) for the 2 additional sata 6gbs/usb 3 ports…pretty much a turd on an otherwise nice lawn. I guess if u can afford a $500 non-X99 mobo, you’ll prolly be pimpin a $300 raid card too…lol
Why is a board almost a year
Why is a board almost a year old just now being reviewed?