Processor Configuration
Parameter | Description | Option |
AMD PowerNow | This feature will increase the system battery life, while | Enabled |
| delivering performance on demand. It also allows the | Disabled |
| processor to dissipate less heat under normal operating |
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| conditions, providing a cooler and |
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| system. |
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MT C1E | Enable this feature will let your system utilize the AMD | Enabled |
| specific ACPI states to save power consumption. | Disabled |
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Core Leveling Mode | Select the core level mode in the system | Automatic mode |
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| One core per processor |
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| Two cores per processor |
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| Three cores per processor |
SVM | Select whether to enable the AMD virtualization | Enabled |
| function. VT allows a single platform to run multiple | Disabled |
| operating systems in independent partitions. |
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BIST Error Halt | With this feature enabled, if any BIST errors are | Enabled |
| detected, the POST will stop, display errors, and wait for | Disabled |
| user to press F1 to continue POST. |
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Socket 0 | Displays the type of installed processor information. |
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Quad Core Running | Displays the |
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CPU Speed | The processor speed is the speed at which a |
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| microprocessor executes instructions. Clock speeds are |
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| expressed in megahertz (MHz), with |
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| 1 MHz being equal to 1 million cycles per second. The |
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| faster the clock, the more instructions the CPU can |
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| execute per second. |
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Max Speed | The Max speed is the speed indicates how fast the data |
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| bits travels in the system bus. |
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Intended Speed | The Intended speed is the speed indicates the expected |
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| speed that the data bits travels in the system bus. |
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