Another distinguishing feature of any BIOS version of this barebone is that you can adjust the brightness of the indicators on the front panel. So, if the light from the indicators is too strong for you, make it softer or turn it off altogether.

I tried to overclock the processor by adjusting the FSB frequency and testing the system stability with S’n’M (if the system couldn’t pass the test fully, it was considered unstable). As the result, the maximum stable FSB frequency was found at 214MHz. The system would hang up or reboot spontaneously at higher frequencies. My tweaking the memory timings didn’t bring any perceptible performance gains, so the end result of my overclocking was a CPU frequency gain of about 252MHz, which was not so bad. The results are shown below: