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DO YOU OWN AN ABIT KT7 or KT7-RAID MOTHERBOARD?
if so,
READ THIS
• Resources for System BIOS Setups and Optimizing Your Systems
Initial Boot String.
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• Hardrive information, Pin settings, motherboard companies, cable connector wiring diagrams.
• Besides the above, this section of RacelineCentral.com is for the new computer owners and the pro.
• The information is instructional as a Tutorial and is very understandable. These pages are a series of sections to help you learn about
your systems settings. You may of been unsure about making adjustments in the past or afraid to try. Now you can make adjustments
with confidence.
• There will be many downloadable files to help you with your systems at this website. Please be sure to read carefully concerning your
operating system recommendations.
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 Resources for Your Video Display Calibrating:
Calibrate any display adapters to Web or Printing standards.
Tutorial, Software and information for adjusting your display and will guide you to properly adjusting your viewer video.
Locating Your Motherboard's BIOS Code:
• Many users don't know the name of their clone motherboard.
This is because the company name is not mentioned anywhere in the manual, or on the motherboard. If you want to upgrade your BIOS you
really have to know the motherboard manufacturer, because if you flash the wrong BIOS upgrade your system could stop booting.
• Luckily, Award and AMI BIOS have a unique BIOS ID (= BIOS
Number) which identifies the manufacturer and chipset of the board. Phoenix BIOS's, in most cases, do NOT.
• The AMI or Award BIOS id appears at the bottom of your screen
after power on, during memory count up. The PAUSE key should work at that point, allowing you to write down the BIOS number, the BIOS
date, and the version. You must copy it exactly.
• A much easier way to get the Award/AMI BIOS number & possible
manufacturer is by using CTBIOSv1.5. Run this download and
it will give you the BIOS number, possible manufacturer and more. If you want to know the name of your chipset you can also download
CTPCI330.zip.
• If your Mother Board has an AMI BIOS you can also try the
AMIBIOS ID Motherboard Utility (written
by AMI).
How Does a Computer Boot Up?:
• Describes the complete step by step process that most computer
operating systems have to take to Power On, load required files, drivers, programs etc... and work for you.
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