C.P.R (CPU Parameter Recall)

Failed overclocking is a real pain in the butt, especially when tweakers have to open up their dusty cases to clear the motherboard’s CMOS data and reboot the system. ASUS’ C.P.R feature let’s you overclock with ease without ever having to screw and unscrew your dusty computer case.

Some of you are probably thinking what does C.P.R has to do with overclocking since it is a resuscitation procedure during medical emergencies. ASUS’ C.P.R feature is designed for resuscitation as well, but its patients are computers.

C.P.R in this case stands for “CPU Parameter Recall”. When the input parameter exceeds the limit, the system will crash but users of motherboards with C.P.R no longer has to open the case to clear CMOS. Simply reset your computer, and the system will automatically enter the BIOS screen and return to the parameter setting within the limit. No fuss, saves time.

Currently, ASUS’ newest motherboards such as P4PE, P4GE-V, P4S8X and A7V8X support this convenient feature. For more information about C.P.R and other boards that support the feature, please visit http://www.asus.com/products/mb/feature.htm.