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geoffw

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#29294 1-Jan-2009 21:48
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Hi

I have a 'flash' new Intel DG45ID HTPC board, and for some reason i can only access basic bios settings....is there a key i need to push to magically reveal these hidden advanced settings.

I need to set PAPV to 'lite' as my media portal on TV3 CPU (E8400) runs at 15%, and i think it should be lower - from what i've read changing this HDCP anti-copy setting to like offloads some of the heavy lifting to the H.264 GPU.

Cheers

Geoff

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rhysb
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  #187024 2-Jan-2009 14:36
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Intel boards usually have a jumper labeled Bios configuration with 3 settings, normal (the default), configuration & recovery. Try the configuration setting, it allows access to some extra stuff.






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