Albatron uses the Phoenix BIOS with their motherboards. It looks different from the Award/AMI BIOS's, but it has all the tweaks we would expect out of a high performance motherboard.

From CAS Latency to Active to Precharge Delay and RAS Precharge, Albatron gives users full control of their memory timings. There is also the ability to set the AGP Aperture Size here as well.

Albatron have produced some of the better overclocker friendly motherboards out there, and the PX845PE Pro II is no exception. CPU voltage goes as high as 1.85V even for Northwood Pentium 4's (very handy so you don't have to volt mod the CPU or mobo anymore).

FSB can be raised to 248 MHz FSB in 1 MHz increments, and you have the ability to lock the AGP/PCI's. AGP voltage goes to 1.6V and DDR voltage maxes out at 2.8V.