Anonymous Coward wrote:What does that EDO DRAM read speed option do? That was hidden before wasn't it?
I'm not sure. Yes, it was hidden before. I'm hoping that it increases the EDO RAM speed when EDO RAM is installed. Default is 4-2-2-2, but there is the option for 3-1-1-1. I'll eventually get to testing this. Maybe someone else with an MB-8433UUD would like to test this out?
I also unhid some BIOS Features, added Load BIOS Defaults, and set Setup Defaults to what they should be (in my opinion).
I looked into the BIOS Cyrix 5x86 register settings a little bit more. It seems like the most important performance registers were omitted in the UUD8433 BIOS (PCR0 and CCR4), so the only way to add these to the BIOS are to edit the BIOS with a HEX editor. I'm going to pass on that since the Cyrix 5x86 drivers seem to work fine.
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