ASUS Z97M-PLUS ユーザーズマニュアル
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Chapter 4: Software support
Chapter 4
4.4.3
TurboV EVO
ASUS TurboV EVO allows you to manually adjust the CPU frequency, CPU Cache and Core
frequencies, and related voltages for an enhanced system stability and boost performance.
It also provides the Auto Tuning function that offers automatic and easy overclocking and
system level up.
Launching TurboV EVO
To launch TurboV EVO, click or tap
on the top-right corner of the AI Suite 3 main
menu, then select TurboV EVO.
Visit the ASUS website at www.asus.com for detailed software configuration.
Refer to the CPU documentation before adjusting CPU voltage settings. Setting a high
voltage may damage the CPU permanently, and setting a low voltage may make the
system unstable.
For system stability, all changes made in TurboV EVO will not be saved to BIOS settings
and will not be kept on the next system boot. Use the Save Profile function to save your
customized overclocking settings and manually load the profile after Windows starts.
Click or to adjust
CPU System Agent, CPU
Digital I/O, and CPU
Input (VCCIN) voltages
Click or to adjust
the CPU Cache Ratio
Click or to adjust
the BCLK Frequency
Click to undo all the
changes
Click to apply all the
changes
Click to load the
saved profile
Click to save the
changes into a
profile
Click to reset to
default settings
Using TurboV EVO
CPU Frequency
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When you enable Configured Max CPU Power for advanced energy saving condition,
the CPU frequency may display 800 MHz in the Windows
®
OS information of your
computer. However, the true CPU frequency varies depending on the wattage that
you manually set. You can adjust the CPU wattage from the lowest base to your
preferred default value.
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Configured Max CPU Power may decrease the total power delivery to the CPU and
affects the CPU performance under system heavy load. To restore your system to its
default settings, reboot your computer.
Drag to adjust CPU
Core Voltage offset
Drag to adjust CPU
Drag to adjust CPU
Cache Voltage offset
Click or to
adjust DRAM,
CPU Analog I/O,
PCH Core, and
PCHVLX voltages