Hi!
Anyone know twhat this option is?? You can put it to Normal (default) fast , faster & very fast.
When I put it in any other setting than normal win xp does not start.. just complains about missing files or damaged files.. the question is if I gain any system performance with system speed fast?? It's an award bios.. don't know the version but a soltek sl-75drv2 mainboard.
System speed option in bios
Hi!
Jup.. the manual does not contain any info about the system speed setting.... page 66 I contains advances bios settings and dram conmtrols.. there is no options there but here should be....
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Jup.. the manual does not contain any info about the system speed setting.... page 66 I contains advances bios settings and dram conmtrols.. there is no options there but here should be....
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At a guess I'd say it's CAS latency. Do you have cheap, generic RAM?
It seems to be a moot point, at any rate, since your pc won't run at the faster settings.
It seems to be a moot point, at any rate, since your pc won't run at the faster settings.
Flash your BIOS at your own risk.
Hi Again! Nice to have someone to talk to about this.. the soltek support wants to help but isn't that very precise in its answers..
However.. I found the system speed settings in another mainbords manual. http://www.soltek.de/downloads/manuals/75drv5.pdf
On page 64 and 65 you can see exakt what the system speed option looks like.. And.. when I adjust the system speed option I do not alter anyother setting as I recall it.. so by changing the system speed setting I dont change the cas latency...
Any wiser?? I'm not! *lol*
However.. I found the system speed settings in another mainbords manual. http://www.soltek.de/downloads/manuals/75drv5.pdf
On page 64 and 65 you can see exakt what the system speed option looks like.. And.. when I adjust the system speed option I do not alter anyother setting as I recall it.. so by changing the system speed setting I dont change the cas latency...
Any wiser?? I'm not! *lol*
soupy wrote:At a guess I'd say it's CAS latency. Do you have cheap, generic RAM?
It seems to be a moot point, at any rate, since your pc won't run at the faster settings.
Ah, you mean "system performance" in DRAM Clock/Drive control. I have no idea what this means.chrr40 wrote:
However.. I found the system speed settings in another mainbords manual. http://www.soltek.de/downloads/manuals/75drv5.pdf
On page 64 and 65 you can see exakt what the system speed option looks like.. And.. when I adjust the system speed option I do not alter anyother setting as I recall it.. so by changing the system speed setting I dont change the cas latency...
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