PCI Clock reader?

[Vette5885]

Is there a program that will allow me to see what my PCI clock is at?

There is only one setting in my BIOS for the PCI clock: Auto Detect PCI Clock

I don't know how well it's keeping my PCI/AGP busses to 33/66MHz. I try to OC my new memory, and it'll crash after 218 Memory.

Maybe someone can help with the Overclock

s754 3700+ Clawhammer
K8M800 + 8237
2GB G.Skill
(...rest is in sig)

1:1 memory, 400MHz HTT (what is that, 1:2?), 10x Multiplier (just tryin to push the rest of the system first)

It'll boot at no more than 218, but go up to 250 with Memtest86. Due to luck (or lack thereof) I haven't tried getting it into windows at anything above 218.

Any help would be greatly appreciated (so i can enjoy the new memory to its fullest)

 

[Danly]

Clockgen reports PCI and PCIe frequencies.

 

[Vette5885]

Clockgen reports PCI and PCIe frequencies.

Thanks for the reply, but it doesn't. The right two (usually PCI and AGP/PCI-E) are blank.

Maybe I should have stated what I've tried so far:
CPU-Z 1.32
WCPUID 3.30
Hypertransport Analyzer 2.0 (crashed during load)
A64 Tweaker .06
ClockGen
cbid 7.7b

 

[EnderW]

Thanks for the reply, but it doesn't. The right two (usually PCI and AGP/PCI-E) are blank.

It should. Make sure your BIOS is up to date.

 

[taqueso]

If I don't lock my pci bus, clockgen shows the speeds of the pci/pcie busses. If I lock my pci bus, clockgen shows blank meters.