Others/Miscelleneous by stefan @ 2011-09-06
The AMD Lynx Platform comes at a decent price and offers DX11 compatible integrated graphics, which is more than enough for performing some of the daily tasks or watching HD multimedia content. For increasing the 3D performance even further, we can either overclock the APU or buy a separate graphics card from the supported models (RADEON HD 6400, 6500 or 6600 Series).
The UEFI the A75F-A board comes with has two interfaces: EZ Mode and the regular. On the EZ mode, we can select the interface language, load the default settings, select the boot device or enter inside the regular UEFI interface. On the bottom, we can find information about the system, like the date, time, installed CPU and total memory capacity:
The main interface is split into multiple tabs, each holding different menus or information; in the Main tab, we can set the interface language, date and time:
The Advanced tab has multiple menus regarding LAN Configuration, PC Health Status and so on:
In the LAN configuration menu, we can enable or disable the LAN controller:
The PC Health Status menu allows us to set the Smart Fan Function options, or to monitor the current temperatures, fan speeds or voltages:
The Power Management Setup menu lets us to enable or disable usual PM options:
The ACPI menu comes only with one setting, where we can specify the ACPI Sleep State:
In the CPU Configuration menu, we can disable or enable certain CPU features, but we can also see details regarding the installed APU:
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