ASUS Maximus VI HERO motherboard review - Product Showcase

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 08/27/2013 08:04 AM [

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There's a secondary BIOS available for you should you mess up the first one. The little button to the right is a Direct Key button for booting directly into the firmware interface without worrying about hitting the Del key. To the left another USB host ports. You'll have a plethora of USB functionality really.

Next to the right go button we see a reset and power button. Should you mess up your memory configuration and the overclock halts at boot/post, then press the MemOK button. The mem will be down clocked whilst leaving the overclock in-tact.

To the right of it there's going on something else though:

Here we can see a diagnostic POST status led, it basically shows the CPU temp and / or status codes.

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