A few of these settings are the ability to enable or disable the onboard audio, manipulate the AGP speed, and there are several other possibilities. The AZ11 also offers hardware monitoring in the BIOS, but the only monitoring you get is a readout of the fan speed. The BIOS is very workable, and because of that, makes it easy for one to find his or her way around. The Audio Alert II is basically an 8-bit sound module that plugs into the motherboard to allow for voice error messages to be played when the PC speaker is attached. This is really nifty, because motherboard related problems are identified for you, eliminating the time one would have to spend figuring it out.
Users can also create and modify bootup greetings, and prompt the module for reminders.