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4.4 Introduction to Intel® 2012 Desktop responsiveness technologies This document details the overview of the installation and configuration procedures of the Intel® 2012 Desktop responsiveness technologies. Intel® 2012 Desktop responsiveness technologies feature these technologies: • Intel® Rapid Start Technology • Intel® Smart Connect Technology 4.4.1 System Requirements for Intel® 2012 Desktop responsiveness technologies In order for the system to run smoothly for the Intel® 2012 Desktop responsiveness, you must meet the following requirements: 1. CPU: 2. OS: 3. SSD: Intel® 3rd/2nd generation Core Processor family Windows® 7 operating systems One dedicated SSD (Solid State Disk) to support Intel ® Rapid Start Technology is necessary. Refer to the SSD Capacity Requirements table for the information of SSD size, partition capacity, and system memory requirements. 4. HDD: At least one HDD (Hard Disk Drive) for the system OS drive. 5. DRAM: To enable Intel® Rapid Start Technology, DRAM size smaller than 8GB is required. SSD Capacity Requirements SSSSD Partition Capacity Requirement System DRAM 2GB 4GB 8GB Intel® Rapid Start 2GB 4GB 8GB • The SSD used for Intel® Rapid Start is not allowed for creating RAID. • Due to OS behavior, Intel® Rapid Start Technology works inefficiently with over 4G system memory under Windows® 7 32-bit operating system. • Only Intel® internal SATA ports (gray and blue) support Intel® 2012 Desktop responsiveness technologies. Chapter 4 ASUS P8B75-V 4-17

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ASUS P8B75-V
4-17
Chapter 4
4.4
Introduction to Intel
®
2012 Desktop
responsiveness technologies
This document details the overview of the installation and configuration procedures of the
Intel
®
2012 Desktop responsiveness technologies.
Intel
®
2012 Desktop responsiveness technologies feature these technologies:
Intel
®
Rapid Start Technology
Intel
®
Smart Connect Technology
4.4.1
System Requirements for Intel
®
2012 Desktop
responsiveness technologies
In order for the system to run smoothly for the Intel
®
2012 Desktop responsiveness, you must
meet the following requirements:
1.
CPU:
Intel
®
3rd/2nd generation Core Processor family
2.
OS:
Windows
®
7 operating systems
3.
SSD:
One dedicated SSD (Solid State Disk) to support Intel
®
Rapid Start Technology
is necessary.
Refer to the
SSD Capacity Requirements
table for the information of SSD size, partition
capacity, and system memory requirements.
4.
HDD:
At least one HDD (Hard Disk Drive) for the system OS drive.
5.
DRAM:
To enable Intel
®
Rapid Start Technology, DRAM size smaller than 8GB is
required.
SSD Capacity Requirements
SS
SSD Partition Capacity
Requirement
System DRAM
2GB
4GB
8GB
Intel
®
Rapid Start
2GB
4GB
8GB
The SSD used for Intel
®
Rapid Start is not allowed for creating RAID.
Due to OS behavior, Intel
®
Rapid Start Technology works inefficiently with over 4G
system memory under Windows
®
7 32-bit operating system.
Only Intel
®
internal SATA ports (gray and blue) support Intel
®
2012 Desktop
responsiveness technologies.