[beserkjay]

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Originally Posted by cyrixMII300 yes it happened because u changed ur bios data and if i am correct its specifically due to inconsistent data about either ur cpu or ur ram... u can first of all check all parameters to see if they are right and there are some mobos in which u can set the dmi pool timeout... but check ur parameters again coz the moment u correct them the timeout will stop appearing...

I don't think thats correct. I always see it every time I boot up.

 

[beserkjay]

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Originally Posted by cyrixMII300 unfortunately i think in that case ur system is not set properly or ur bios option for dmi check is enabled...u might want to check ur bios manual and ur bios setting before refuting what ppl say....also his problem was it was running for 15 seconds which is usually too long for a dmi check so plz check ur bios setup and ur bios document b4 u comment further.. as for the performance setting if u want to oc ur system i wouldnt suggest you do that but if u r content on just running ur system without touching anything else then go ahead with the performance setting default..

Mine usually flashes for half a second or so before loading into windows, so i never bothered to look it up to try and disable it. Assumed everyone elses was the same...

 

[beserkjay]

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Originally Posted by kagaos Okey dokey. Also I got another question. I installed Athalon 64 processor driver, I don't think it was needed, could I delete it (it was seperate from the other drivers on my mobo CD).

As far as I know, the only time you need processor drivers are when you have a duel core. So you can try uninstalling them, can't hurt anything I don't think.

BTW you have an Athlon (not an Athalon)

 

[beserkjay]

I again based it on not getting an AMD driver with my DFI.

I'm just not helping at all today

but goodluck Kagaos!