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Where can i download a 48-bit LBA mode BIOS for 945gct-m.
I have winXP sp2, but my computer only sees 137GB in a 500GB sata HDD.
The sata HDD booklet says I also need a 48bit BIOS on my 945gct-m ver 1.0 mobo

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hello
as title I'm loonking for the location of tha bios on an acer travelmate 8200 series (in fact 8204 WLMI). If you have drawing or explanation to have acces to the clearcmos jumper microswitch or other means, It would be great to post here your answer or to give me a link

regards

gerard

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Hi,

I was using my Abit aw8-max board with 2x1 GB Kingston(KVR667D2N5/1G) without any issue for a long time. Because of the max 8 GB support ı was planning to upgrade it higher ram capacities.

1 - I tried 4x1 GB Kingston(KVR667D2N5/1G) but didn't work. After booting on the screen only see 1 core CPU and stuck at this stage. The error code was 4E on the ...

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Hi,
Newbee here and I need help!
Motherboard: Asus B450M-All with PB450MA2 bios
CPU: Ryzen 5 5600G
CPU cooler: Came with chip
Ram: NVTEK 32GB (2x16GB) DDR4-2666
SSD: Samsung 1Tb Not connected
GPU: None as am using Ryzen 5 5600G
PSU: ThermalTake Smart 500w New
Chassis: Asus: AP201
OS: windows 10 but no drive connected at...

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Most of the price difference is features. A higher end board might have some fancy headers for specific applications, or extra I/O and ports, thunderbolt, or USB 3.1, or Type C etc...

Also, higher end boards will have better VRM setups. A better VRM may lead to a more stable overclock, or allow the VRM not to get as hot. If you're not pushing a high overclock, this ...

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