The UEFI BIOS

The UEFI BIOS

Much like many motherboard manufacturer, you'll also see an implemented uEFI BIOS. The EVGA version is simple, no mouse control. Actually... nearly an old BIOS :) Still this is likely preferred for enthusiast users. You can customize every bit of the motherboard you can think of and overclocking can be as simple or difficult as you want it to be.

The EFI BIOS is an Extensible Firmware Interface that complies with uEFI architecture, offering a user-friendly interface that goes beyond traditional keyboard-only BIOS controls to enable a way more flexible and input at BIOS level.

uEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) is a specification detailing an interface that helps hand off control of the system for the pre-boot environment (i.e. after the system is powered on, but before the operating system starts) to an operating system, such as Windows. Thus uEFI is an interface.

It can be implemented on top of a traditional BIOS (in which case it supplants the traditional "INT" entry points into BIOS) or on top of non-BIOS implementations.

End-users can navigate the new EFI BIOS (basic input/output system) with the same smoothness as their operating system. It's simply a Windows OS feel. The GUI displays frequently-accessed setup info, while the Advanced Mode is for experienced performance enthusiasts that demand far more intricate system settings.

The screenshots on the uEFI BIOS feature, and yes it is as impressive as it looks.

Admittedly that's an improvement over the classic BIOS alright. Loads of variables to play around with.