| ASUS DIGI+ VRM |
Since
quite a few generations ASUS also provides its TUF series boards with digital power designs. Using the right software, in this case ASUS DIGI+ VRM Utility, it's not only possible to adjust voltages whilest being in Windows,
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| ASUS TPU |
As soon as the TPU is activated this chips monitors all possible voltages and clock speeds using the according software. The difference to the EPU is, that TPU will provide as much performance as possible. Therefore it can increase clock speeds and voltages. |
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| TUF Thermal Armor |
The TUF Thermal Armor is a construction for the
entire motherboard, not just for selected critical areas. It safeguards
the system against hot air generated by plugged in cards and components, keeping temperatures
low. With its integrated shunt design, the Thermal Armor improves air circulation, directing it towards important
components. It effectively conducts hot air away and out of the case through special airflow channels, contributing to enhanced system stability and extending component lifespan. |
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| TUF Thermal Radar |
The TUF Thermal Radar monitors temperatures in critical
areas of the motherboard in real time, automatically adjusting fan speeds to make sure the system maintains high stability without overheating.
There are multiple sensors for various components on the motherboard, giving users the ability to monitor each one individually. The Thermal Radar
calculates ideal fan speeds based on different parameters selected by users for each component, keeping everything cooler and longer lasting. |
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| ASUS FAN Xpert |
FAN Xpert allows you to adjust both the CPU
and chassis fan speeds according to different ambient temperatures and
your PC's system loading. The various fan profiles offer flexible
controls of fan speed to achieve a quiet and cool system environment. |
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Gigabyte Z97X-SOC Force Preview 