BIOS
The UEFI BIOS has been around for some time now. Offering a more aesthetically pleasing version of the old school legacy BIOS with a user interface similar to a Windows program. I won’t delve much into the BIOS features as the features have been covered before. The BIOS featured on this particular motherboard resembles the mainstream UEFI BIOS that ASRock has used in recent years.
The first page gives a basic hardware overview.
The advanced page is a little lack-luster compared to the bigger and badder overclocking brothers.
The Tool page is what it says. You can flash the BIOS from a flash drive or internet connection and also configure the network connections.
H/W monitor monitors the temperatures, fan speeds and voltages of the computer.
I’m thinking that psu is so overboard for the these Braswell’s that the power consumption is questionable. I doubt even a normally efficient psu is working well at such a fraction of its capability.
It also would have been interesting to see them up against something more relevant – like j1900/j2900 boards or the like.
Still, a lot of information here. Thanks.