how to undo settings on intel extreme tuning utility

When applying the XMP profile in the advanced memory sub-menu, users can manually change the memory frequency (or strap) while keeping the latency timings applied as specified by the XMP profile. Forgetting to change one doesn’t make any difference but setting both to the same value ensures peace of mind. As with the MSI BIOS, once you adjust the voltage using the +/- keys it automatically sets it to 1.4V, which I feel is a tad too high for a 3.90 GHz overclock.Įven though the SoC voltage and GFX core voltage are essentially the same thing due to the fact that they are linked, they had to be set separately to the same value within this particular BIOS.

Users can also adjust the load line calibration. The advanced voltage section provides all the voltages (except graphics), including the CPU and DRAM options. Perhaps a little odd was also seeing the graphics voltage here as well, rather than only in the graphics menu. In the advanced frequency menu, here is everything frequency related: CPU ratio, memory, and integrated graphics. One thing I like ( ed: I don't) about the GIGABYTE UEFI BIOS when overclocking is having the required settings to overclock one specific item in one particular area.

The main settings are in the top three sub sections advanced frequency settings, advanced memory settings and advanced voltage settings. Upon POST, the M.I.T screen is the entry point and it is here where the overclocking sub-menus are located. The GIGABYTE AX370-GAMING 5 BIOS uses more menus than most other BIOS implementations.

How to undo settings on intel extreme tuning utility