J j@cko Diamond Member Feb 13, 2000 3,814 0 0 Nov 20, 2000 #1 Heard there's a new BIOS for Abit KT7, which allows to disable or enable ACPI. What's the good to disable it? I don't understand?
Heard there's a new BIOS for Abit KT7, which allows to disable or enable ACPI. What's the good to disable it? I don't understand?
T Tonec Golden Member Feb 29, 2000 1,505 0 0 Nov 20, 2000 #2 Use system information to look up irqs. W2K lies to assign multiple devices to the same irq, esp 11.
J j@cko Diamond Member Feb 13, 2000 3,814 0 0 Nov 20, 2000 #3 but if you disable the ACPI, shouldn't the system is not able to turn off itself?
S superbaby Senior member Aug 11, 2000 464 0 0 Nov 20, 2000 #4 ACPI throws all your devices on one IRQ, which is really really bad for games.
J j@cko Diamond Member Feb 13, 2000 3,814 0 0 Nov 20, 2000 #5 ok, ic, but it manages the power system right? Such as it shuts down by itself when you click on shut down right?
ok, ic, but it manages the power system right? Such as it shuts down by itself when you click on shut down right?
Dulanic Diamond Member Oct 27, 2000 9,968 592 136 Nov 20, 2000 #6 All my power features like standby, hybernate shutdown etc... work find with ACPI. And Im alot more stable without ACPI.
All my power features like standby, hybernate shutdown etc... work find with ACPI. And Im alot more stable without ACPI.
B Ben Golden Member Oct 9, 1999 1,585 0 76 Nov 20, 2000 #7 << which is really really bad for games >> Where did you hear that? The only reason I've heard for disabling ACPI is to help the SBLive! function properly on some systems. In most cases, ACPI is a good thing.
<< which is really really bad for games >> Where did you hear that? The only reason I've heard for disabling ACPI is to help the SBLive! function properly on some systems. In most cases, ACPI is a good thing.
H holden j caufield Diamond Member Dec 30, 1999 6,324 10 81 Nov 20, 2000 #8 acpi is a slight performance hit.