That's a very good question Greg :P

On the other hand, reconfiguring mttr tables won't damage your hardware,
but can slow down the computer like a 8086, or cause a total crash
(without BSOD xD), requiring you to reset manually.

I needed two crashes before finding a compatible mtrr table.

It's very important to disable all the old registers before adding new
ones, or you will crash again.

I apologize for my poor English, i have it a little bit rusty.

Good luck.

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