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Glitchy BIOS

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shredzy
Hi there overclock.net,

I've noticed with the EP45-UD3P bios when you get to the voltage settings in MB tweaker it seems a bit glitchy? The board works fine and changes the voltages fine, I'm just asking if anyone else gets this?

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Acoma_Andy
Not sure what you mean by glitchy? Which bios version do you have?

As long as it works fine I wouldn't worry about it.
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shredzy
Well its kinda hard to explain. Its when your scrolling through it kinda goes "slow", sorry I really don't know how I can put it any other way. Like you know when your scrolling through you can see where the scroller is at? Well when I go through the voltages that kinda disappears on its way through. Sorry again, I could only really explain it if I showed you what it does. I'm just wondering if any others get this.
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Acoma_Andy
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Well its kinda hard to explain. Its when your scrolling through it kinda goes "slow", sorry I really don't know how I can put it any other way. Like you know when your scrolling through you can see where the scroller is at? Well when I go through the voltages that kinda disappears on its way through. Sorry again, I could only really explain it if I showed you what it does. I'm just wondering if any others get this.

Yeah, I believe that's perfectly normal. The bios isn't graphically accelerated.
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If you are not sure about the BIOS you could also try updating it, but as far as I know, you are just having a normal BIOS --- nothing to it.
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