ASUS P8Z77-V LGA1155 Motherboard Review The ASUS P8Z77-V is among the latest entries into the ASUS motherboard Intel Z77 Express Chipset series. Edward W. Said Culture And Imperialism Pdf. The P8Z77-V is poised as a more value oriented solution, potentially representing a great bang for your buck option if a Z77 chipset motherboard and Ivy Bridge processor get you excited. ASUS AI Suite II ASUS includes its AI Suite II. The utility dates back to the X58 / P55 era and though it looks much the same visually, it’s actually gone through many changes since then.

The interface is somewhat or rather vaguely reminiscent of the UEFI found on the board’s themselves. The main difference is that categorical tabs appear on a hot bar type launcher which is reversed from the UEFI placing the categories on the bottom instead of the top. The tool itself is a combination of applications which share a common interface. Honestly I could take all day talking about the various things it can do and speak to each part of it but frankly, much of it isn’t all that interesting and will most likely go unused by many.

So I’ll just stick to the sections of the application which are most important to the overclocker and hardware enthusiast. These are the TurboV EVO and DIGI+ Power Control portions of the AI Suite II. Once launched, you’ll find the tool button on the left side of the launch bar. From here you can select TurboV EVO to begin with the more important aspects of tuning. The application starts us in manual mode We can immediately load or create configuration profiles if desired or simply tune the application manually. The application of course allows us to adjust BCLK frequency, CPU and DDR voltage with simple sliders. Under the advanced mode portion of the TurboV EVO utility we have our voltage settings.