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thanks a lot for the fast and correct respond<br />
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fatih
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thanks a lot for the fast and correct respond

fatih

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Glad to help ;-)<br />
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LucF<br />
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p.s. can you do something about your old open questions? You have 15 of them. Thanks.
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Glad to help ;-)

LucF

p.s. can you do something about your old open questions? You have 15 of them. Thanks.

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hi guys,<br />
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I have some computers that shows the memory count during startup. It counts all the way to 512 , so it takes some time.<br />
My mainboard is Intel SE440BX-2<br />
Is there any way not to see the momeoty count during start up?<br />
<br />
Thanks
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hi guys,

I have some computers that shows the memory count during startup. It counts all the way to 512 , so it takes some time.
My mainboard is Intel SE440BX-2
Is there any way not to see the momeoty count during start up?

Thanks

Memory Count during start up

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