DFI, a worldwide leader in performance and corporate motherboard design, today announced the release of CMOS Reloaded overclocking utility suite for hardware enthusiasts. Complementing DFI?s proprietary Genie BIOS menu and Live Update for BIOS, drivers and utilities, CMOS Reloaded enables users to save their overclock settings with personalized names and switch between configurations simultaneously. Changing the way enthusiasts ?tweak?, CMOS Reloaded removes the need to manually record settings on paper and reset configurations during the trial and error process. Unlike conventional motherboards that allow for only one set of CMOS configuration, DFI?s new technology offers up to 4 sets per computer. Depending on the application used and the processing power needed, users can choose between configurations to maximize resources and take full advantage of what PCs have to offer.
Combining hardware design and software engineering, CMOS Reloaded allows users to save their desired configuration settings using the Backup command. Variable between motherboard models, the user can save from 2 to 4 sets of configurations with different operating systems associated with each. Whether it is used for intensive gaming, complicated computer development environment or simple Word processing, the user can choose to Load any one of the previously saved configurations to meet the requirements. To further provide a seamless switch between configurations, users are now able to define their own ?hot keys? and bypass the lengthy process. Echoing the trend and to satisfy the need for personalization when a perfect ?tweak? is achieved, CMOS Reloaded?s Rename feature allows configurations to be saved to reflect their significance. Be it the overclocker?s name, a date, or a high score, CMOS Reloaded offers complete customization for the true enthusiasts. CMOS Reloaded was officially launched at Computex on September 23, 2003. This overclocking utility will be available in the upcoming LANParty and INFINITY models: LANParty PRO875 (Rev. B), LANParty NFII Ultra (Rev. B), 875P INFINITY, 865PE INFINITY and NFII Ultra INFINITY. Source: Email
Combining hardware design and software engineering, CMOS Reloaded allows users to save their desired configuration settings using the Backup command. Variable between motherboard models, the user can save from 2 to 4 sets of configurations with different operating systems associated with each. Whether it is used for intensive gaming, complicated computer development environment or simple Word processing, the user can choose to Load any one of the previously saved configurations to meet the requirements. To further provide a seamless switch between configurations, users are now able to define their own ?hot keys? and bypass the lengthy process. Echoing the trend and to satisfy the need for personalization when a perfect ?tweak? is achieved, CMOS Reloaded?s Rename feature allows configurations to be saved to reflect their significance. Be it the overclocker?s name, a date, or a high score, CMOS Reloaded offers complete customization for the true enthusiasts. CMOS Reloaded was officially launched at Computex on September 23, 2003. This overclocking utility will be available in the upcoming LANParty and INFINITY models: LANParty PRO875 (Rev. B), LANParty NFII Ultra (Rev. B), 875P INFINITY, 865PE INFINITY and NFII Ultra INFINITY. Source: Email
