KS |
Erstellt: 22:27 am 25. Nov. 2002 |
Crazy idea, perhaps. If I had another clock generator (the same family), I would de-solder PCI, AGP pins of the one on the mainboard and disconnect it. Then I replace those pins with the second clock generator (and other necessary pins e.g. Vdd) and program FS0:3 to fix it at 100/33/33. Doing this will enable us to overclock the CPU and RAM at any speed without affecting PCI and AGP at all. Do you think so? An appropriate approach is for m/b manufacturers to incorporate 2 clock generators for this purpose. |
darkcrawler |
Erstellt: 12:05 am 18. Okt. 2002 |
Zitat von KS am 15:06 am Sep. 29, 2002 I heard that ABIT m/b could implement the PCI/AGP freq locking. IS that possible in other m/b e.g. ASUS, ECS?
| that isnt possible only a few nforce motherboards can do it |
NWD |
Erstellt: 20:26 am 29. Sep. 2002 |
i said.. BIOS or not .. |
KS |
Erstellt: 20:18 am 29. Sep. 2002 |
I read the datasheet of the clock generator which says that the divisor (any numbers) could be set via I2C by setting certain bits to the registers. This would make it possible. But I don't know how to do that. I guess it got to be something that is hidden in the BIOS. |
NWD |
Erstellt: 16:41 am 29. Sep. 2002 |
hmm.. restarting while booting can also have other causes .. ( i.e. too high RAM Frequency or instable PowerSupply ) if your mainboard has this function it should be in your BIOS or there are some jumpers on the board ( see manual ) but normally the AGP / PCI is set by the FSB |