3.4 Configuring the EUFI Flashcards
What does UEFI provide that BIOS does not?
A graphical user interface (GUI) and advanced tools like overclocking, hardware monitoring, and board exploration.
What is the function of the UEFI Settings tab?
To configure system date, time, storage devices, and view detailed system specs.
What does the UEFI Overclocking tab allow you to adjust?
CPU frequency, voltage, and memory speeds for performance tuning.
What is the M-Flash tool in UEFI used for?
Flashing the UEFI firmware with updates for security and feature enhancements.
What can you monitor in the UEFI Hardware Monitor?
Real-time temperature, fan speeds, and voltage metrics.
What is the purpose of the UEFI Board Explorer?
To visually display connected components and identify issues on the motherboard.
How does UEFI enhance USB configuration?
It allows enabling/disabling USB legacy support and adjusting mouse pointer speed in the interface.
What are UEFI integrated peripherals used for?
Managing Wi-Fi adapters, audio controllers, SATA settings, and enabling hot-plugging for drives.
How can you secure boot settings in UEFI?
By setting boot order priorities and disabling insecure options like USB or network boot.
What is UEFI U-Key?
A feature that uses a USB flash drive as a digital key for system access.
What does UEFI chassis intrusion detection do?
Alerts users if the system case is opened without authorization.
What are UEFI SATA configuration options?
Choosing AHCI mode for modern drives or legacy modes for older systems.
What does the NVMe Self-Test in UEFI do?
Diagnoses the health and performance of NVMe SSDs.
What are TPM settings in UEFI used for?
Managing Trusted Platform Module features for secure boot and encryption.
What are the benefits of UEFI Hardware Monitoring?
Ensures optimal system performance and temperature control through real-time metrics.
