ASUS M2A-VM HDMI - BIOS
mATX boards tend to suffer a little on the overclocking-front compared to their full-sized siblings. Space limitations mean that trace-routing has to be optimised for size rather than ultimate clock-scaling ability and this is reflected by the BIOS's limited range of overclocking options.
| Feature | Adjustments |
|---|---|
| HT reference clock (CPU-SPP) | 200-400MHz (1MHz increments) |
| CPU FID | x5-CPU max. FID (x1 increments) |
| PEG clock | N/A (no option in BIOS) |
| HT multiplier (CPU-SPP) | 1-5x (x1 increments) |
| Memory clock | 400/533/667/800MHz |
| CPU core voltage | 0.800-1.550V (0.025V increments) |
| CPU core voltage offset | +100mV/disabled |
| Memory VDIMM | 1.800-2.100V (0.1V increments) |
| NB voltage | N/A (no option in BIOS) |
| +1.2VNBSB | 1.20-1.50V |
BIOS images
Summary
The ASUS M2A-VM HDMI's BIOS covers the important options and gives a small amount of overclocking leeway but lacks the range of settings found, for example, on the company's M2N32-SLI Premium Vista board.
