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pci latency in bios
- Thread starter kennyc28
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See my reply here: http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=270172
Lower is better... as long as your not getting read/write/wait errors.
Also if you happen to be sharing IRQ's and getting some problems from it... then higher PCI latency can help fix it.
Like I said thou lower is better. Stick with 32-64 and you should be fine. You can use PowerStrip to adjust your AGP and each PCI slots latency from within windows also.
http://www.entechtaiwan.com/ps.htm
Most videocards use a 256 latency... talk about hogging the bus
Also if you happen to be sharing IRQ's and getting some problems from it... then higher PCI latency can help fix it.
Like I said thou lower is better. Stick with 32-64 and you should be fine. You can use PowerStrip to adjust your AGP and each PCI slots latency from within windows also.
http://www.entechtaiwan.com/ps.htm
Most videocards use a 256 latency... talk about hogging the bus