@ Burpo and @VirtualLarry
Many thanks for the replies.
That i have tried countless times even before the original post, and after, to no avail.
I just disabled UEFI options, which you couldn't delete anyway, only enable or disable.
My understanding was, once all UEFI entries are disabled...
After disabling 3 entries of "Windows boot manager" under UEFI in BIOS, now all i get is blank or black screen. Monitor doesn't even come out of power saving mode and keyboard caps lock / numeric lock lights are not coming up either.
As you can see i'm by no mean expert on motherboards...
Thanks a million for in-depth reply. Since I can't find anything from "HMT41GU6AFR8A-PB" or "H5TC4G83AFR", would this be a good choice:
Crucial Ballistix Sport 8GB 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Low Profile Desktop Memory, (1.35 V):
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820148661
Could this be paired with existing Hynix PC3L 12800U 8GB module?
(1) Crucial Ballistix Sport 8GB 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Desktop Memory, (1.5 V):
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820148540
Edit: Ahh Voltage would be different... 1.35 of Hynix vs 1.5 of Crucial ...
I need help finding equivalent to 8GB (single DIMM) PC3L 12800U memory please. Right now it's 8GB and would like to make it 16GB. The PC is a brand new HP Envy 700-210xt.
The reasons I'm little worried are, "L" in PC3L, and "U" in 12800U. Does that mean low or ultra low voltage or something...
@ Blastman & @ Deders Thanks alot guys.
I have a system with 4GB PC3-10700 memory, so I wanna move 4GB (2 x 2GB) out of this PC with 12GB, and add some more to it. Besides this, usually I have 2 or so VM running most of the time on this PC.
Now if I go with 18GB, it should be like... first 3...
@ Blastman
Many thanks for the reply. And what about "triple" channel? Could I have 16GB as describe in my earlier port or does it have to be 18GB...
Thanks again.
I need help deciding which memory to buy to add in to HP Pavilion 580t desktop PC. Right now it has 12GB triple channel DDR3 PC3-10700 (6 x 2GB) in it, and I would like to make it either 16GB (4 x 2GB + 2 x 4GB) or if it has to be "triple" then, 18GB (3 x 2GB + 3 x 4GB) please.
Now while...
@ Jeff
Regarding disabling anything at all...
I mean if you don't disable anything in Win 7 then you shouldn't disable anything in Win 8 either, as you get DPC latencies between 40 to 160 μs in Windows 7(instead of ~1000 of Win 8), on the same hardware...
@ StokesMSFT
As suggested by ViRGE, I've installed the Windows 8 SDK, and performed two tests while running Windows Performance Recorder on a fresh installation of Windows 8 Pro RTM x64.
The tests have generated 1.79 and 1.92 GB .etl(Windows performance analyzer trace file) files. Let me know...
In Windows 8 Pro x64, by the search term "Performance" I couldn't find "Recorder" but I did find "Performance Monitor".
New Youtube link with Performance Monitor in the video capture.
Here are the screens to get to the Performance Monitor:
I've got similar result to "geissler" too... on a fresh installation of Windows 8 Pro RTM x64 with nVidia 304.79 beta drivers.
Here's the Youtube link for those interested:
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