[Solved] Accessing BIOS Menu on MSI Plate & CD: Adjust Memory Voltage & Settings - TONI_2003

How to enter the bios menu in the msi CD in which you can check and possibly change the memory voltage, etc. ??
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TONI_2003

Do you have manuals?

Usually the delete or F2 key

well, with the fact that when I enter the bios, there is no menu to change the voltage and he knows how to do it because in the submenu there is no such option and there is no manual ...; (
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TONI_2003

Enter the name of the board, memory type and speed, and the exact designations of the power supply.

plate:

http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=proddesc&prod_no=234&maincat_no=1&cat2_no=170

memory:

http://www.komputronik.pl/Pamiec_DRAM/DDR_PC_...DDR_2x_1GB_PC_400_CL3_GoodRAM/pelny,id,21021/

Charger: Chieftec (GPS-500AB-A) 500W power supply
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TONI_2003

Want to tweak anything on this album?
This is a typical office album and I don't think it has any over-locking capabilities.

In bios, in the "Frequency / Voltage" tab, you have the option to change the frequency of the FSB bus, as well as the memory and AGP voltage

Sorry guys that I'm turning four letters but in my bios I don't have this function even after updating the bios ...
I do not know if there is any program for this or only in bios, you can do ...> ??

Added after 13 [minutes]:

Well, the matter became clear
The problem was solved after updating the BIOS
Such a fuck, and so much trouble and nerves made me
Thank you for all your help

There is also the F11 Boot menu. But I haven't found out if the input is a Del key or something else.
And for me, after updating Windows 10 32-bit, it broke the system selection menu. And it forced me to boot a slow 32-bit Windows from a regular SATA drive. I have 3 operating systems Still Windows Xp and WIndows 10 64-bit from a new SSD.
I was able to enter the Boot Menu via F11 and select one of the old drives, from which the selection menu for each of the 3 systems is displayed. I would only like to enter Bios to consolidate this charging scheme, so as not to keep pressing the F11 key all the time. now it has changed by itself that it prefers the faster win 10 system with SSD.
Finally I found that there is a DEL key to enter the MSI Bios. But decent documentation is missing. you need to master these changing the default disk to run.