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Critical Event Process
Stop POST After CPU or Memory Reduction
BIOS checks the bad CPUs and memory modules during POST.
When this
parameter is Enabled, BIOS will stop POST operation whenever it finds a bad
CPU or memory. Otherwise, if Disabled the system will continue running. The
default setting is Disabled.
Halt System If No CPU or Memory Available
When Enabled, the system will stop working when no CPU or memory is
installed. Otherwise, if Disabled the system will continue running. The default
setting is Enabled.
Threshold Setting
CPU Warning Temperature
You can set a threshold for the CPU's temperature level here and every time the
CPU's temperature exceeds this level a warning will be logged into the event log
file. A typical warning degree threshold setting is 55°C.
CPU Fatal Temperature
When the CPU's temperature reaches this threshold level a fatal warning will be
logged into the event log file. A typical fatal degree threshold setting is 75°C.
System Temperature
When the system's temperature reaches this threshold level a warning will be
logged into the event log file. A typical warning degree threshold setting is 55°C.
System Voltage
When the system's voltage reading exceeds the safety operating range, it will be
logged into the event log file.
LCD Temperature
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