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| Floppy |
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| Configuration |
| • 1.2, 5.25 in. |
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| • 720, 3.5 in. |
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| • 1.44, 3.5 in. |
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| Drive Installed |
| Advanced > Drive |
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| Displays the type of drive installed. |
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| SATA/PATA |
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| Dual Core |
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| • Enabled |
| Enables or disables dual core processing. |
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| • Disabled |
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| DVMT Mode |
| Advanced > Video |
| • DVMT |
| Dynamic Video Memory Technology |
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| • Both |
| DVMT mode is memory that is dynamically allocated based |
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| on memory requests made by application and are released |
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| been terminated. |
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| Fixed mode is |
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| allocated during driver initialization to provide a static |
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| amount of memory. |
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| Both allows the combination of both Fixed and DVMT type |
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| driver allocation methods, used to guarantee a minimum |
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| amount of memory but give the flexibility of DVMT |
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| allocation scheme and performance enhancement. These |
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| mode options will ensure that a certain minimum amount of |
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| memory will always be dedicated to graphics. |
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| For additional information, refer to the Intel® Graphics |
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| Media Accelerator 900 White Paper at |
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| http://www.intel.com/design/chipsets/applnots/30262403.pdf. |
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BIOS Setting | Appears on BIOS | Options | Description / Purpose |
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ECC Event Logging | Advanced > Event | • Enabled | Enables or disables event logging of ECC events. |
| Log Configuration | • Disabled |
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ECP Mode Use DMA | Advanced > | No changeable | By default, Channel 3 is used. |
| Peripheral | options |
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EIST | Power | • Enabled | Speedstep technology: Advanced Power management |
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| • Disabled | which includes Frequency and voltage |
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Energy Lake | Power | • Enabled | Disables or enables Energy Lake power |
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| • Disabled | management technology. |
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| Energy Lake technology introduces two main end- |
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| user features: the “Consumer Electronics” |
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| device power behavior, and maintaining system state |
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| and data integrity during power loss events). |
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Enhanced Consumer | Advanced > | • Enabled | Enables or disables consumer infrared communication |
IR | Peripheral | • Disabled | feature. |
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Enter AMT BX Setup | Advanced > | • Enabled | Allows AMT BIOS Extensions Setup to be entered on |
| Management | • Disabled | next boot up. |
| Configuration |
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V09 – March 2008
