PRIME series The ASUS Prime series' main panels were designed by experts to release the full potential of the 12th generation Intel® processors. Offering a robust power supply design, wide cooling capabilities and intelligent tuning options, the motherboard Prime B660 provides users and individuals making a new system with a whole range of customization options through intuitive firmware and firmware features. Flexible air and liquid cooling control ASUS Fan Xpert 2+ provides a wide range of options for controlling fans, water pumps and all-in-one cooling systems (AiO). Whether you cool with air or liquid, Auto-Tuning will intelligently configure all parameters in one mouse click. Extreme Quiet mode is also available, in which the speeds of all fans are reduced below the standard minimum threshold, so your system will be almost silent while performing less intense tasks. Fans, water pumps and AiO cooling systems can also be controlled via UEFI BIOSU. Advanced tuning options for experienced users The intuitive Advanced mode available in UEFI allows you to take over the total control. The integrated search function makes it easy to find options, and the various advanced functions of this mode allow you to intelligently make complex adjustments. This allows you to adjust performance exactly as you need it. Quick and simple configuration In EZ mode, the most important settings and statistics are displayed, and it also offers guide wizards, drag and drop support, as well as the possibility to enter important settings with one click. All this will help you quickly configure and run your system. Power system design Stable supply of power is an essential condition for maximum use of the potential of Intel 12 generation processors. The Prime B660M-K D4 motherboard is equipped to meet the requirements of these multicore processors. The 6+1+1 power-phase VRM delivers the power and performance needed to meet the needs of the latest Intel processors. DDR4 5333(OC) Improvements in the deployment of signal paths provide Intel's latest processors with better access to memory bandwidth.[...]