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#16 | RE: ACER E5-575 : Advanced menu hidden - how to enable datum

Thu Jul 13, 2017 7:47 am (Last edited: Thu Jul 13, 2017 7:47 am)

Hi Guys,

I have tried bios mods web and they could not help me, except to post a weird link with viruses included. I don't think i wil go back to them again.

Recently i have had success implement @Fernando recommendation on my Gigabyte bios for 960 EVO PCIe drive. I know a can trust you guys.

I'm looking for a way to disable the Internal CPU PLL Overvoltage setting on anther machine.

The bios is for Acer E5-575-51BZ using InsydeH20 bios untility V5.0.

Can you guys help here ?

Many thanks

Systems:
Laptops: #1: Acer E5-575-51BZ (Intel Ironman_SK Kaby Lake): i5 7200U (Socket 1356 FCBGA): Intel HD 620 : BIOS V1.25

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