Secrets Of BIOS Tweaking
Sivar writes "While most enthusiasts are familiar with some settings that yield significant performance benefits, many other BIOS settings remain poorly described and may unknowingly play a crucial role in system performance and stability. Ars Technica has an excellent article describing some of the most obscure settings, useful not only for performance, but for tweaking stability and hardware compatibility as well."
Hmm, BIOS means Bandwidth Instantly Obliterated by Slashdot?
Tim
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now if only Ars Technica would apply those BIOS settings to their servers, they wouldn't be slashdot effect victims, and I'd be able to read the article!
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Optimizing your BIOS settings is not enough to prevent your server from being slashdotted...
Those are some nice guides...
for me to poop on.
Wow, I guess somebody figured that since ars could surive one slashdotting you'd hit them with not one but two stories on /.'s front page at the same time.
Is it under File or Edit? I didnt see it under View or Favorites. I clicked on the Help one but it just laughed at me.
I love the "helpful" BIOS messages...
o ACPATI IEEE 9.0 compatability : ON | OFF
Help -- This settiong turns on or off ACPATI IEEE 9.0 compatability.
o CPU LIMIT PRIMER : FREE | POST | RETRAIN
Help -- This setting sets the primer for the CPU LIMIT
o DARNING PORT FLANGE : WITHIN | OVER | COMPLIANT
Help -- This setting alters the darning on the PORT FLANGE
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