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Biostar motherboard software
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Biostar motherboard software
Not too much to talk about here. There is a BIOS update utility and a BIOS Screen utility for changing the POST screen. For hardware monitoring, in-OS overclocking, fan control, LED control, audio control, and power modes, there is the Racing GT Evo utility, which is relatively lightweight and has a ton of functions.
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Meet the Biostar Z690 Valkyrie motherboard. This product is from a series that already appeared using the Z590 chipset in the past. What does this name mean? It’s the name of Odin’s twelve handmaids who conducted the slain warriors of their choice from the battlefield to Valhalla. The series was introduced with Z590 Valkyrie.
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Meet the Biostar B550 GTQ motherboard. It’s a rather entry-level mATX product from the Racing series, which also includes an ATX form factor version. The design is rather attractive, with a consistent black-and-grey theme. This is a 24.4 x 24.4 cm, mATX-factor product equipped with a B550 chipset, and it offers such features as 6+4-phase power design (Dr MOS) and 1x Gigabit ethernet (the ATX version has 2.5 Gbps). Priced at about 130 USD, it’s definitely a cheap one, in the range of B450 motherboards.
Biostar GeForce 7600 GS V-Ranger Edition
And then Biostar release a GS with something new. That being an overclocked edition which allows Voltage regulation in the graphics core. Okay, that's guruísh geek stuff. So I decided to squeeze in one more 7600 GS review for this one occasion only.
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