Navigating through the BIOS to change system settings can be a daunting task for users not familiar with control "F" functions and mouse-less navigation. While some EFI BIOS try to address this with a mouse friendly environment, many implementations still lack a certain ease-of-use necessary for most people.

With GIGABYTE Touch BIOS, GIGABYTE engineers have completely re-imagined how users can interact with their BIOS, allowing for a more intuitive user experience. In fact, with a touch screen monitor, GIGABYTE Touch BIOS is as easy to use as most apps on your iPhone.

Get GIGABTYE Touch BIOS and give it a try to see just how easy it can be to adjust BIOS settings from Windows!

Icon-Based BIOS:

GIGABTYE has created easy to recognize icons to represent the main BIOS features. Users can change voltages and CPU ratios using the Overclock icon, or can monitor their system using the PC Status icon, just to name a few. GIGABYTE has also included icons to quickly access GIGABYTE applications such as Quick Boost and @BIOS, allowing for even greater levels of system customization.

Easy to Navigate:

GIGABYTE has designed Touch BIOS from the ground-up to make it as easy as possible to navigate. Large icons allow users to navigate with a mouse or finger on a touch enabled monitor. GIGABYTE has also added several touch-friendly features including easy-to-read fonts, enlarged navigation panes and wider side scroll bars to more easily modify BIOS settings.

Completely Customizable:

One of the key benefits of GIGABYTE Touch BIOS is that users can customize the Touch BIOS homepage according to their needs. Users can easily rearrange icon order using a mouse or finger and can also add frequently used icons or delete unused ones.

No Need to Enter BIOS to Modify BIOS Settings:

Since GIGABYTE Touch BIOS is Windows based, users no longer need to reboot into the BIOS in order to make system changes. For example, users wanting to change their boot device priority only need to enter GIGABYTE Touch BIOS and make their changes. The next time they reboot, the system will automatically load their boot devices according to their new settings. This helps save time for users wanting to make quick system setting changes.