This is important for gamers who may be using extremely high speed memory kits in the future, as well as overclockers who want to tweak the memory divider for additional flexibility when adjusting the BCLK.Īll of the general timings settings are accessible via their own section. Memory dividers allowing up to 4266MHz can be selected in the drop-down tab. These modes are: Offset, Adaptive, and Manual, as well as Auto. Easy access is provided to ratio, frequency, and voltage settings, allowing users to adjust their system parameters with minimal effort.ĭifferent voltage operating modes are available for the CPU, allowing the user to adjust an overclock to their own preference. The Main page outlines information relating to the system and motherboard.ĪI Tweaker follows the standard layout that we have come to expect from recent Asus motherboards, and that’s a good thing. Hitting F7 allows the Advanced mode to be accessed.
EZ Mode is simple enough for novice users to not be dissuaded from entering the UEFI. On this page, basic settings relating to fan speeds and boot devices can be adjusted and other important information can be viewed. The default entry page for ASUS' UEFI is EZ Mode. Some mice can be troubling with UEFI support, so when a generic wireless unit functions correctly in the interface, that is usually a good sign for overall mouse support. Firstly, we are pleased to report that our generic wireless mouse worked correctly in the ASUS Z270 UEFI.
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