MSI Wind U100 Plus, 24% Request

Hello Svet
excuse for my low English.
Can you change include value of DOC 8% <-> 24% ?
Because I use U100+. I can not choose 24% of DOC menu in BIOS.
Does the sum total of BIOS: it in the same?
Is it difficult?
Thank you

Hello,
The request can be proceed on donation https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=134259.0
Once done, the request will be e-mailed to you [up to 24 hours max]
Best Wishes,
Svet

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Quote from: Svet on 23-June-10, 06:30:45
Hello,
The request can be proceed on donation https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=134259.0
Once done, the request will be e-mailed to you [up to 24 hours max]
Best Wishes,
Svet
Thank u svet i will buy u a few beers now that my paypal is set up
thank u!

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Well most of the kernel options have a little help text associated that *may* give an idea what it's about... But I guess you rather look for a good place to start.
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I downloaded CPUz but it shows Specification as 1.6Ghz and core speed as approximately 926mhz. The power on button changes from blue to orange, but other than that i have no idea if it is OCing.
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Wind[MSI U90/U100] 1.0D V3
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Quote from: donteatsoap7 on 17-October-11, 05:47:17
Okay, cool, thanks!
Quote from: donteatsoap7 on 17-October-11, 12:34:01
Everything flashed fine, it's just that the right windows key doesn't open IE (but does open hotmail) and the shift + Fn + lCtrl doesn't work either
they're not too much of a big deal, they're just cool additions, lol. Do you no how I could fix these?
Quote from: donteatsoap7 on 17-October-11, 12:34:01
Everything flashed fine, it's just that the right windows key doesn't open IE (but does open hotmail) and the shift + Fn + lCtrl doesn't work either
Quote from: donteatsoap7 on 17-October-11, 12:34:01
Everything flashed fine, it's just that the right windows key doesn't open IE (but does open hotmail)
Check PM for reworked version. [BK7]
Quote from: donteatsoap7 on 17-October-11, 12:34:01
and the shift + Fn + lCtrl doesn't work either
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http://www.msi.com/product/nb/U100.html#/?div=Utility&os=All
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Quote from: nanohead on 15-February-06, 01:17:10
Which brings us to the BIOS. IMHO, the worst one I've seen on a high end board. ZERO explanation for half the settings (this is not strange in and of itself, BIOS is still a black art, but in a tweakers board, we should have some basic explanation )
There seem to be adequate settings in the BIOS for all sorts of doodads and gizmos, but who the heck knows what half of them are. Roger points out rightfully, that we now need to "Tune" across all these different intermediary bus structures and test. But with the lack of info from either NVidia, MSI or anyone else for that matter, its kinda hard to know where to start.
first of all, i do think that all the settings in the BIOS have an explanation in the manual, even if it's a basic one. if that explanation doesn't tell you everything in detail, is because if you do need a detailed explanation of the settings, you probably shouldn't be messing around with those settings.
Quote from: nanohead on 15-February-06, 01:17:10
I did upgrade to the 1.16 BIOS, and found that some new things were added, as well as voltage control in Cell was a little better, but registration of changes in voltage is still a disaster. I adjusted a bunch of times, it didn't register, and I ended up smoking a new A64 3700+ Diego with 1.95 volts, even though the BIOS claimed it was 1.53. I had to rebot to see what was going on. The Thermalright XP-90 kept the proc from melting down through the earth.
wanna tell me how did you get 1.95V on that mobo?
Quote from: nanohead on 15-February-06, 01:17:10
I've been able to get the CPU up to 2.4Ghz, with a .5 volt bump to the CPU and 2.9 volts into the Geil memory. So far, so stable, no smoke coming out yet
a 0.5V bump? again, you must be joking. maybe 0.05V.

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