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I don't even get the point to the flashy BIOS interface, the thing isn't something you should be spending much of any time in. You get in, make the change you intend to make, burn a sacrifice as an offering to the gods, and hope that it works out right.
I find the new interfaces to be less user friendly. I'm not a child: I don't want my BIOS to look like a fucking sports car. My bed, sure, but not BIOS.
Why not both though?
in 'gaming' laptops people go into firmware settings to see what change increases performance of a game too often. when doing in social environment, I've seen people to show off their laptop by how cool the 'inbuilt' os looks (much like people do for their desktop environment).