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[Nicholas Steel]

- Disable Internal Graphics
- Set Extreme Memory Profile to Profile 1 to take proper advantage of the RAM (This may change various CPU settings and some other stuff, too. This is fine.)
- Enable the warnings
- Can you check your motherboard manual for an explanation of ISCT, Dynamic Storage Accelerator and DVMT? I'm curious about them.

Leave everything else as is, overall the default configuration was better then I expected. Perhaps UEFI BIOS equipped motherboards have some basic ability to detect what hardware is connected to the Motherboard.

Disabling Internal Graphics, enabling warnings and setting the RAM profile correctly shouldn't require you to reinstall Windows.

Edited by franpa, 14 November 2013 - 03:45 AM.

[Mudkipz]

Having a quick look through the manual, Dynamic Storage Accelerator is mentioned that, when enabled, the Hard Drive I/O performance will be adjusted according to hard drive load.

Nothing describing the other two from what I can see though.

 

I'll make those changes tomorrow morning. Way too sleepy to do them this late.

 

Thanks for helping!

[Mudkipz]

Sorry about the double posting, but I am posting (on the new computer) to say that the computer building is a sucess. All of the programs are installed sucessfully too. Thanks for helping me build the PC and set it up!

[Nicholas Steel]

No problem, enjoy!