The Storage Configuration sub-menu allows us to change the functionality of the onboard SATA3 Marvell controller, or we can set the SATA mode for the SATA2 ports, enable/disable S.M.A.R.T. and so on. In the same menu, we can see listed the detected drives connected to the motherboard:

In the Super IO Configuration submenu, we can enable/disable the Onboard Floppy Controller, the Serial Port or the Infrared Port:

In the ACPI Configuration sub-menu, we can modify some of the power management settings:

In the USB Configuration sub-menu, we can enable/disable the USB controllers, or enable legacy support for older devices:

The H/W Monitor section shows us extended live information regarding the temperatures, connected fan speeds or the voltages; in the same section we can set the fan speeds on different levels, or we can enable/disable the Over-Temperature Protection feature:

In the Boot section, we can set the boot option priorities, enable/disable the Full Screen Logo, LAN boot or the Boot Failure Guard:

In the Security section, we can see options most of us are familiar with from the older BIOSes; here we can set the Supervisor or User passwords:

Finally, the Exit section contains options to save, discard or load default UEFI values; there is another new option available, which makes the launch of the EFI Shell from a file system device possible: