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Localhost I post too much
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Posted: Tue May 06, 2008 7:27 pm Post subject: |
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my BIOS doesnt have it... Only some do.
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ebiru Cheater
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| merlin22 wrote: | | It doesnt even take but a minute to turn it on in the first place.. |
thank you for repeating what i said before...
have u try googleing n seeing what others have try or thought of?
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Cheetah I post too much
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Posted: Wed May 07, 2008 1:35 pm Post subject: |
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| Your motherboard has a 5vSB line coming from the PSU that is always on even when the system is off, so it's just dependent on the BIOS of the motherboard to make it work. A lot of modern motherboards have the option for it, but not all.
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Psy Grandmaster Cheater Supreme
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Yeah 5v, otherwise known as 'standby voltage'.
This is also a reason why some motherboards don't boot with certain PSU's, coz there is a fluctuation in the standy voltage provided by diff. manufacturs. Shouldn't be, but there is
All sorts of ACPI compliant options in the bios nowadays, which in most cases won't get touched.
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