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Settings
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The *Settings* window allows you to configure the emulated machine.
If any changes were made to the settings, you will be asked whether or not you want to save the changes upon pressing *OK* or closing the window. Saving changes will hard reset the emulated machine. Press *Cancel* to immediately discard all changes.
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:caption: Settings pages
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Machine
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Machine type / Machine
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Machine/motherboard to emulate. The *Machine type* box lists all available processor classes, while the *Machine* box lists all available machines of the selected processor class.
CPU type / CPU
--------------
Main processor to emulate. Only processors supported by the selected machine will be listed.
FPU
---
Math co-processor to emulate. This box will not be enabled if a processor with an integrated math co-processor is selected.
Wait states
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Number of memory wait states. This box is only enabled and relevant if a 286- or 386-class CPU is selected.
Memory
------
Amount of RAM to give the emulated machine. The minimum and maximum amounts of RAM will vary depending on the selected machine.
Dynamic Recompiler
------------------
Enable the dynamic recompiler, which provides faster but less accurate CPU emulation. The recompiler is available as an option for 486-class processors, and is mandatory starting with the Pentium.
Time synchronization
--------------------
Time synchronization automatically copies your host machine's date and time settings over to the guest machine's hardware real-time clock. Synchronization is performed every time the guest operating system reads the hardware clock, which often happens once on every boot.
* **Disabled:** do not perform time synchronization.
* **Enabled (local time):** synchronize the time in your host machine's configured timezone. Use this option when running a guest operating system which stores local time in the hardware clock, such as DOS or Windows.
* **Enabled (UTC):** synchronize the time in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). Use this option when running a guest operating system which stores UTC time in the hardware clock, such as Linux.