The EQS M56K9-MLF is equipped with a PhoenixBios chipset, providing all it's BIOS settings and utilities.

One thing to note here is that once again EQS has axed all frequency and overclocking settings from the BIOS in order to cut down the returns of damaged motherboards due to badly set clock speeds. The following picture presents all you get out of Frequency/Voltage Control:

Another section where the board's BIOS differs is the Advanced Chipset Features screen as seen below. The Internal Video Mode and UMA Frame Buffer Size are what matter here. The first option can be set to UMA (Unified Memory Architecture) or Fixed Frame Buffer memory, in other words dynamically allocated or pre-allocated memory. The second option sets the amount of physical memory to associate with the graphics core.

As the motherboard features an integrated graphics chipset but can also operate with a PCI-Express or PCI graphics card, you can choose between which display will be first initialized and used as the default output.