Femme wrote:
AFAIK they should be OFF. Apparently they are holdovers from DOS days when
it was necessary to cache some parts of memory b/c DOS couldn't do it
efficiently enough.
For now, I believe all windows versions don't use or reference the bios at
all.
I presume linux is the
Tom Brinkman wrote:
Google 'bios settings', you'll get plenty of links with
explainations. For more concise/appropriate explaination, go to your
motherboard's web page, your bios' web page, or screen by screen
descriptions are probly also in your mobo's manual.
Normally you
Hey all. Just wondering, should video ram and BIOS be so that they are cached
or or not? I've always had them turned off, but recently turned them on. Its
the only thing I changed (besides my new HD) when I had all the troubles with
my Nvidia drivers.
Thanks much!
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On Monday 01 April 2002 08:10 pm, Ronald J. Hall wrote:
Hey all. Just wondering, should video ram and BIOS be so that they
are cached or or not? I've always had them turned off, but recently
turned them on. Its the only thing I changed (besides my new HD)
when I had all the troubles with my
On Monday 01 April 2002 07:10 pm, you wrote:
Hey all. Just wondering, should video ram and BIOS be so that they are
cached or or not? I've always had them turned off, but recently turned them
on. Its the only thing I changed (besides my new HD) when I had all the
troubles with my Nvidia
