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Hey do any 1 knows what's the meaning of PCI/VGA Pallette Snoop
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This BIOS feature determines if your graphics card should allow VGA palette snooping by a fixed function display card. It is only useful if you use a fixed-function display card that requires a VGA-compatible graphics card to be present (i.e. MPEG decoder card).
Such fixed-function display cards generally do not have their own VGA palette. So, they have to "snoop" VGA palette data from the graphics card to generate the proper colours. Normally, the graphics card's Feature Connector is used for this purpose.
When this feature is enabled, the graphics card will not respond to framebuffer writes. It will forward them to the fixed-function display card via its Feature Connector. The fixed-function display card will then snoop the palette data and generate the proper colours.
When this feature is disabled, the graphics card will display all framebuffer writes.
It is recommended that you disable this feature if you do not use any fixed-function display card like a MPEG decoder card.
But if you are using a fixed-function display card that requires palette snooping, enable this feature. Otherwise, the colours displayed may not be accurate and the monitor will blank out once you stop using the fixed-function display card.
just google for the answer...
Such fixed-function display cards generally do not have their own VGA palette. So, they have to "snoop" VGA palette data from the graphics card to generate the proper colours. Normally, the graphics card's Feature Connector is used for this purpose.
When this feature is enabled, the graphics card will not respond to framebuffer writes. It will forward them to the fixed-function display card via its Feature Connector. The fixed-function display card will then snoop the palette data and generate the proper colours.
When this feature is disabled, the graphics card will display all framebuffer writes.
It is recommended that you disable this feature if you do not use any fixed-function display card like a MPEG decoder card.
But if you are using a fixed-function display card that requires palette snooping, enable this feature. Otherwise, the colours displayed may not be accurate and the monitor will blank out once you stop using the fixed-function display card.
just google for the answer...
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The Incredible
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What did u posted. I can't get it . why u posted it here. Plz tell me i'm going mad. ByesaROMan said:
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aadipa said:The Incredible said:
He posted this
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How I know, apply some brain and GOOGLE
Well man i know that u hav brain as u r a brainiac but i'm just a warmed-up nerd. In case of applying i wud prefer applying my own mind instead of ur brain as ur brain may b HAZARDOUS.
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