any info on this new bioshas anyone been a guinea pig yet
any info on this new bios
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ASUS Maximus V Forumla Bios 1408
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ASUS Maximus V Forumla Bios 1408
Intel Ivy Bridge 3770k UNLIDDED
4.8 ghz EK Supreme HF Block 1.38v
Dominator Platinum 2666MHz 11-13-13-35
EVGA Titan eK bLOCK
Corsiar AX850W
Samsung 840 Pro 256GB C:/ OS
Samsung 840 Pro 512GB D:/ Game:
Western Digital Black WD4001FAEX 4TB 7200 RPM 64MB E:/ Data
Western Digital Black WD4001FAEX 4TB 7200 RPM 64MB F:/ Data
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Windows 7 PRO 64bit SP1
New microcode update.Originally Posted by the_real_7
any info on this new bios
An option under system agent to disable remapping, seems to be added to all the Asus P67's. I'm curious, does anyone actually have a good reason to disable memory remapping?
As i had no idea what it was i had to google it :pNew microcode update.
An option under system agent to disable remapping
seems like it will help to turn it off if running 32bit OS (will read 3gb instead of sometimes 2gb with remaping on).. if that's incorrect someone tell me because i spent about 10s on it lol.
Afraid to switch over until i get some peeps confirmation.. (seems like these new bioses don't let you flash back to older ones)
Very basically address space is taken up by some of the hardware, usually towards the top end of 4GB. Since RAM can not use those addresses it gets remapped above 4GB.
For instance if you had 1GB of hardware addresses and do not use remapping with 4GB or more of RAM then you will lose the use of 1GB of RAM even when using a 64-bit OS.
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