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@guest just above. You might need to remove the CMOS battery for reasons other than just replacing a dead one. One major reason would be to reset the BIOS to default settings. Occasionally, a PC won't boot and physically removing the battery is the only way to accomplish the reset. That said, you shouldn't have to do it very often.
This motherboard is one of its kind....
As 20GB is useless , is it possible to upgrade this SSD to something like, 128GB SSD drive?
20 Gb. is not enough to install Windows 7. The one thing you can do to really accelerate your system is to put the swap file (pagesys), the temporary files and the browser cache. That will also reduce the fragmentation on your main drive.
You should read the article and even some of the comments before posting.This motherboard is one of its kind....
As 20GB is useless , is it possible to upgrade this SSD to something like, 128GB SSD drive?
The on-board SSD is not used as an OS partition.In computing, Smart Response Technology (SRT) (pre-launch name SSD Caching) is a proprietary caching mechanism introduced in 2011 by Intel for their Z68 chipset (for the Sandy Bridge–series processors), which allows a SATA solid-state drive (SSD) to function as cache for a (conventional, magnetic) hard disk drive.[1]