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Subject: cpuid settings

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Name: zenno
Date: July 12, 2007 at 21:33:28 Pacific
Subject: cpuid settings
OS: dell xps 600
CPU/Ram: p4/3.8ghz/2048ram/dual ge
Model/Manufacturer: dxgo51
Comment:
hello all. im trying to figure out which is the best setting for my cpuid in bios.it says... limit cpu value off on this field limits the maximum value the processor standard cpuid funtion will support. some operating systems will not complete installation when the maximum cpuid funtion supported is greater than 3. off=the cpuid funtion will not be limited to 3. on=the cpuid funtion will be limited to 3. the factory default setting is off. but when i checked the other day it was set to on.. im just curious about it. any help would be great. thanks.

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