An Asus with crappy bios??

Ok, so I was in the market for a cheapish 775-board, and not wanting a no-frills ECS board (like I have), I though I’d go with an Asus. I went with the P5VD2-VM thinking it would have some nice features to mess around overclocking a couple of old prescotts with. Anyway, the point is, the bios seems very restricted for an Asus board. The fsb adjustment on a 133fsb P4 only goes up to 165mhz, I can’t adjust the fsbram ratio and there doesn’t seem to be any vcore adjustment. This last one seems ridiculous to me, even older 462 boards had this. I’ve updated the bios to the latest issue… am I looking it the wrong place? Anybody else used this board? Thanks

most Asus mATX mobos have limited BIOS options - they're mainly for system integrators.

Sounds nice, but where I come from it's actually twice as expensive as the board I bought.

I didn't realise this, I thought it just meant less PCI slots. I actually needed a microATX, so knowing Asus were pretty good, I thought I'd go for that one. Anyway, maybe next time I'll try a cheaper make, ASRock perhaps.

Thanks for your replies.