Clear NVRAM

[MaXimus]

I found this option in BIOS

what is it exactly?

and shall i have it enabled or disabled?

 

[tornadotsunamilife]

I believe it is the same as clearing your CMOS.

(Stands for: Non-Volatile Random Acces Memory)

 

[MaXimus]

But what does it do?

 

[mentok1982]

Well clearing the CMOS on your motherboard sets all your bios settings to the default values.
So I guess clearing the NVRAM would do a similar thing.

 

[MaXimus]

Well clearing the CMOS on your motherboard sets all your bios settings to the default values.
So I guess clearing the NVRAM would do a similar thing.

So it should be disabled then I think

 

[MaXimus]

Well clearing the CMOS on your motherboard sets all your bios settings to the default values.
So I guess clearing the NVRAM would do a similar thing.

So it should be disabled then I think

 

[mentok1982]

So it should be disabled then I think

No just don't mess with it, unless you are having troubles.

 

[MaXimus]

No just don't mess with it, unless you are having troubles.

The default setting is already set to Disabled

 

[tornadotsunamilife]

The default setting is already set to Disabled

I would suggest keepign it that way too. However, I've only known that CMOS to be cleared by a jumper and not an option in BIOS.

 

[Tordek]

I would suggest keepign it that way too. However, I've only known that CMOS to be cleared by a jumper and not an option in BIOS.

not necesarily...

 

[MaXimus]

I would suggest keepign it that way too. However, I've only known that CMOS to be cleared by a jumper and not an option in BIOS.

on my mobo it's through the BIOS

 

[xcgames]

why is this under Video card?

because it's NVram???