Biostar

1. Check the specification of your monitor to see if it supports 144Hz.

2. Install the latest graphics driver for your integrated graphcis or external graphcis card.

3. Adjust the refresh rate in Windows > System > Display > Advanced Display Settings > Refresh rate.

Note: Some monitors may use both HDMI® and DisplayPort ports at the same time but will be limited to a lower refresh rate when connected via HDMI®. You then need to use a DisplayPort cable instead.

1. Please search for your model on Biostar's official website first, and select the latest BIOS version on the "Download" page.

2. After clicking the download button, the download method of the requested file will pop up at the top of the page. On the left is the BIOS file, and on the right is the BIOS compressed file.
It is recommended to directly select the BIOS file on the left to download.

3. After the download is complete, drag the BIOS file to the USB. Please right-click "Content" in the blank space and make sure that the format of the USB flash drive is "FAT32".

4. Connect the USB flash drive to the system to be updated.

5. Please turn on the computer and press the "Delete" key to enter the BIOS immediately, and the screen will display as follows

6.  After entering the BIOS, please press F12 again to enter the BIOS update page "BIOS-Flasher Utility". At this time, "fs0" in the figure below is the detected USB device. If you connect multiple USB or hard disks, if it is a hard disk, there will be several optional devices such as "fs1" and "fs2". Please confirm the correct flash drive and press "Enter" to open it.

7. The BIOS file just dragged to the USB will appear

8. Press "Enter" again, the system will ask whether to update this BIOS file, please press the "Y" key.

9.During the BIOS update process, do not turn off the power or perform other operations.

10. After the update is completed, the screen is as follows, please press "Y" to restart. After restarting, please press the "Delete" key again to enter the BIOS.

11. After confirming that the BIOS version has been successfully updated, system optimization settings must be performed before entering Windows. Press "F3" and select "Yes" to optimize the settings.

12. Press "F10" again, and also select "Yes" to save and exit.

13. At this point, the update has been completed and can be used normally.

1. Insert both of your memory in DIMMA2 and DIMMB2 (If you motherboard has 4 slots)

2. Power on and enter BIOS setup.

3. Make sure the BIOS version of your motherboard is up to date. (For example X370GT7)

4. Set the Memroy Clock Mode to XMP and press F10 to save & exit.

After system reboot, you will see system is running 3200(OC).

In the INTEL 400 series, the Intel official statement does not provide V-BIOS Output for LEGACY mode.

If you wanna set the CSM to "Enabled" to work the VGA on LEGACY mode, please install an extra VGA card to output display.

1. Please press “Delete” when the system POST, to enter BIOS.

2. Press “F7” to go to advance model.

3. Go to Advance-> SATA And RST Configuration.

4. Set SATA Mode Selection to “Intel RST Premium With Optane System Acceleration”

5. Set PCIe Storage On M2M_32G_1 & PCIe Storage On M2M_32G_2 to “RST Controlled".

6. Press “F10” to Save & Exit

7. When the system boot on, go under BIOS-> advance ->Intel(R) Rapid Storage Technology.

8. Go to Create RAID Volume.

9. Set the RAID Level to “RAID0 (Stripe)” and change both of the Disk options to “X”.

10. Select Create Volume.

11. Then, enter the RAID Volume to check the details of RAID 0.

12. After checking, press “F10” again to Save & Exit.

13. When the system reboot automatically, press “F9” to select the bootable device and start the installation of OS.

1. Please press “Delete” when the system POST, to enter BIOS.

2. Press “F7” to go to advance model.

3. Go to Advance-> SATA And RST Configuration.

4. Set SATA Mode Selection to “Intel RST Premium With Optane System Acceleration”

5. Press “F10” to Save & Exit

6. When the system boot on, go under BIOS-> advance ->Intel(R) Rapid Storage Technology.

7. Go to Create RAID Volume.

8. Set the RAID Level to “RAID0 (Stripe)” and change both of the Disk options to “X”.

9. Select Create Volume.

10. Then, enter the RAID Volume to check the details of RAID 0.

11. After checking, press “F10” again to Save & Exit.

12. When the system reboot automatically, press “F9” to select the bootable device and start the installation of OS.

First of all, here are some tips that apply to all products:

• Use only a soft, lint-free cloth. Avoid abrasive cloths, towels, paper towels, or similar items. 
• Avoid excessive wiping, which might cause damage. 
• Unplug all external power sources, devices, and cables.
• Keep liquids away from the product.
• Don't get moisture into any openings.
• Don't use aerosol sprays, bleaches, or abrasives.
• Don't spray cleaners directly onto the item.

How to clean your computer:

First, shut down your PC and unplug the power cord along with other connected devices.

Next use a damp, soft, lint-free cloth to clean the computer's surface.

Avoid getting moisture in any openings. Don't spray liquid directly on the computer.

Don't use aerosol sprays, solvents, abrasives, or cleaners containing hydrogen peroxide and hypochlorous acid that might damage the product.

If you want to install Windows7 32Bit on H110M-BTC, please follow the steps below.

1. Boot up your system, press [DEL] go to BIOS.

2. BIOS -> Chipset -> Mining Mode -> [Disabled].

3. BIOS -> Boot -> CSM Support -> [Enabled].

4. Press [F10], save the modification and exit.

5. After system reboot, you should now be able to install Windows7 32Bit.

First of all, please make sure the graphics card which you use support AMD FreeSync.

Next, please get to AMD website and see the FreeSync monitors support list to choose your monitor.

--> https://www.amd.com/en/products/freesync-monitors

Here we use our VA5505RF41 graphics card with AOPEN 24HC1QR monitor.

After AMD driver installed, you can find the Radeon FreeSync option in the AMD Radeon settings. 

1. Power on, press [DEL] goto BIOS.

2. Advanced -> SATA Configuration -> OnChip SATA Type -> [RAID].

3. Advanced -> CSM Configuration -> Storage -> [UEFI].

4. Press [F10], save the changes and reboot.

5. After reboot, go to BIOS again, RAIDXpert2 Configuration Utility option will show at the bottom of Advanced page.

6. RAIDXpert2 Configuration Utility -> Physical Disk Management ->Select Physical Disk Operations -> Inlitialize Disk

Enabled the disk you want to make array and select [OK].

7. RAIDXpert2 Configuration Utility -> Array Management -> Create Array -> Select Physical Disks

Enabled the disks that you want to make array and select [Apply Changes]

8. After finished the settings, select [ Create Array ].

9. Array has been successfully set.