We have reviewed several motherboards using the newer Unified Extensible Firmware Interface, or UEFI for short. Very little has change between the different motherboards we have tested these last seven months, but the Maximus takes it a few steps further by offering a screenshot capture option. This will allow for users to take images of their BIOS settings, for personal reference or to share, without having the need for a camera. The feature will come in handy if the need for help with overclocking, or other issues arises. All images would be saved to a flash drive, so one would need to be installed. Just make sure there is enough space available on it, as the BIOS saves the screen captures in BMP format, making for some large image files. We've converted these down to JPG for easier loading in your web browser.
Extreme Tweaker - voltage settings
CPU Configuration
System Monitoring
Voltage Monitoring
Temperature Monitoring
Fan Speed Monitoring
Q-Fan Control - fan speed settings
Tools menu - EZ Flash, DRAM SPD Info, OC Profile manager, Go Button File (set the profile it accesses), BIOS Flashback
Extreme Tweaker - Overclocking options
DRAM Settings
GPU/DIMM Post
CPU Performance Settings - Multiplier, speed step, turbo power parameters
Digi+ VRM & Phase Power Control - PWM operating mode, VCore control, DRAM voltage control, + more
