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Is a multi-faceted service Company owned and managed by Nigerian professionals specialized in Information Technology. PONNY GLOBAL SERVICES LIMITED is an energy consulting firm specializing in the provision of sustainable energy solutions with a current focus on power infrastructure, energy for development, and renewable energy. By bringing together a core team of experienced practitioners and sector specialists, and leveraging industry best practices, innovative technologies and affordable capital, we deliver the most effective and efficient energy solutions to our clients in Africa. Our services include Energy Consulting, Design & Engineering, System Integration, Construction, Project Management and Technological innovations for sustainable energy projects globally.

PONNY GLOBAL SERVICES LIMITED is a registered Company with the Corporate Affairs Commission Abuja with registration no: RC 847461.  The Company can also provide customers with turnkey solutions that include planning, installation, training and management.  Due to the company’s strong technical background coupled with productive young technical and managerial staff, we are in a position to be forerunners as far as technical undertakings are concerned. Working with very well known International suppliers of high technology.

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Your Motherboard is the backbone of your computer. It connects your peripherals into one cohesive unit called computer. Before you actually install the Motherboard, you should first configure it. This is where purchasing a Motherboard with a coherent manual comes into play. The Manual will instruct you how to configure your Motherboard so that it will work with your CPU. This is accomplished by setting various jumpers and dip switches. A Jumper is a set of two or three pins that jut out from your Motherboard. They are set by either capping or uncapping them with a little rubber cap. If they are uncapped then they are considered off, if they are capped then they are considered on. Your manual will tell you which jumper needs to be capped, based on what type of CPU you are using. There are some newer Motherboards that are completely "Jumperless" and are configured in the BIOS, with a special CMOS, program. PREPARING THE MOTHERBOARD Here is the basic procedure: Each Motherboard has different configuration methods, so make sure to read the manual. Set the voltage settings. Set the jumpers to match the voltage for your CPU. Your manual should have a guide as to what your CPUs voltage should be or just read it from the chip itself. Some boards are designed to detect the voltage automatically and then use the correct voltage. In this case, you will not have to worry about it. You also have to configure your Motherboard so that it matches your Processor speed, and the Bus it was designed to work with. You tell the Motherboard about the processor through a roundabout way.You set the CPU speed by using a "multiplier" which is a number that when multiplied by the Bus speed equals the CPU speed. For example, if you have a CPU that was designed to work at 800MHz on a 100MHz bus, you would first set the Motherboard bus speed to 100MHz and would then tell the motherboard you are using an 800MHz CPU by setting what is called a multiplier to a setting of 8.0. If your manual lists settings by CPU, just do what it says.