Can't Adjust Aux or Memory Voltage on R7850 PE/OC?

I thought I recalled before I could drop down a box near the Core voltage and access Aux and Memory voltages as well. Can't seem to do that anymore:

Quote from: XFM on 13-June-13, 12:19:18
Have you clicked on the settings button in the lower right corner to unlock voltage control and whatever else you might need to do there?
Yep, I think so anyway:

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Thanks for the input folks. I haven't dealt with an AMI bios in a longwhile and wasn't sure what kind of options it would have.
I noticed in the manual a memory voltage adjustment, but wasn't sure what kind of range it gave as the manual didn't say.
But it looks like I'll probably be getting this board pretty soon as long as some outrageous deal doesn't come along.
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Anyways I'm looking inside BIOS v12.3 with AMIBCP v3.13 at the moment trying to find a way to unlock the lower memory voltage settings at 295+ FSB.
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Originally posted by saliq82
i was wondering how i can change the memory voltage in the bios of my k7n2-l. Right now my memory is maxing at 185 fsb and i want to chagne the voltage a little, but no matter how much i change it to 2.7(thats the highest my mobo will go) it always goes back to 2.6 automatically no matter if its on high performance, manual, or spd settings. If anyone knows how to solve this problem your comments would be greatly appreciated.
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