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Here are a
couple of screens that you are going to want to disable most of the
options to get the most out of your overclock. Lastly, don't
forget to keep an eye on your computers vitals while you're overclocking.
The Power tab let's you keep an eye on just about everything.
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The Nvidia RAID
controller is setup in the BIOS. I like this so much better than
going into a second BIOS just for the RAID. Once you enable RAID,
the drives you select for your array will no longer show up in the Main
tab, so don't freak out.
Under the Advanced tab you will find options for the
cooler things on the board. The Republic of Gamers logo on the
northbridge can be turned on and off here. The LCD poster can be
turned off, although I'm not sure why you would want to. You can
also turn off the backlight. The backlight that the BIOS is
referring to applies only after the computer has booted. During
bootup it will still be lit for easy viewing. You can also create
your own custom string here for the LCD poster. All of your
Voltiminder LED's can be controlled from here too. The Voltiminder
LEDs are a series of strategically placed LEDs placed on the
motherboard. These LED's are Green, Yellow or Red depending on the
level of voltage you're pumping through the component it's monitoring.
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