From Chapter 3 – BIOS – Main Menu:
BIOS Version – Displays current revision (e.g., SWQ6710J.86A.1234.2012.0501.2358)
Processor Type – Auto-detected from LGA1155 socket
Total Memory – Calculated from SPD data on installed DIMMs
System Date/Time – Use [Tab] and [+/-] keys to adjust
SATA Mode – Choose between IDE, AHCI, or RAID. Changing this after OS installation will cause boot failure.
Note: After saving changes, the system will perform a full reset. If the system fails to POST, clear CMOS using jumper J1D1 (see page 46).
Before you search, you must verify you have the correct board. "Intel Desktop Board 01" is rarely a commercial retail name. It most likely appears in one of three scenarios:
Action Step: Power down your PC. Open the case. Locate the large white Intel logo on the board. Look for small white text near the PCI slots or RAM slots. You are searching for a model number like D845WN, D865PERL, or D915GAG. If it only says "01," look for the FCC ID or the AA number.
Two gigabit Intel NICs – not for ordinary users. But you can: