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If you want to get technical, this [H] BIOS splash screen, done by forum member Patriot, could also count as the "Random [H]" sighting of the day as well. Thanks to W.Feather for the heads up!
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Didn't ASUS have a BIOS tool where you could design your own BIOS splash screen a while back? I used to have a lot of fun with it. That's a nice splash screen there.
all i see is a long ass boot time... just kidding pretty cool no but seriously long boot time.
Didn't ASUS have a BIOS tool where you could design your own BIOS splash screen a while back? I used to have a lot of fun with it. That's a nice splash screen there.
all i see is a long ass boot time... just kidding pretty cool no but seriously long boot time.
I think he paused the splash screen. You can usually pause your POST screen by hitting the Pause key by your Print Screen key
What chip is in that rig?
The boot up sequence shows: "AMD Engineering Sample"
Thank mullet for the artwork!
Its server hardware, my asus 2P takes forever as well.
Its server hardware, my asus 2P takes forever as well.
My favorite/faStest I found was to hand assemble MMX instructions to perform quad-word moves.
I never use splash screens I rather have black and white Boot text telling me what is going on like old motherboards.
its cooler looking too.
Didn't ASUS have a BIOS tool where you could design your own BIOS splash screen a while back? I used to have a lot of fun with it. That's a nice splash screen there.
all i see is a long ass boot time... just kidding pretty cool no but seriously long boot time.
I think he paused the splash screen. You can usually pause your POST screen by hitting the Pause key by your Print Screen key
Really...... I hope your joking because i was! if your not what next santa and the easter bunny are not real
It was a suggestion. Someone else mentioned it was a server, which I've missed. I'm not sure where you're going with that comment.
The dude in the video needs a better setup, his current one takes way too long to boot up which isn't very [H] like at all, logo or not.
So how do we do this on our PCs?
Someone mentioned an ASUS tool. would this only work on ASUS boards? Isnt AsRock aprt of ASUS? Would it work on those?