nForce PCI BUS locked?

This is a discussion about nForce PCI BUS locked? in the Windows Hardware category; Does anyone know if the nForce2 chipset has the PCI bus locked? I have the MSI nForce2 Delta-L and have the bus up around 205 for a 166 based chip. Seems to work ok, just want to know if I am frying my PCI devices.

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Does anyone know if the nForce2 chipset has the PCI bus locked? I have the MSI nForce2 Delta-L and have the bus up around 205 for a 166 based chip. Seems to work ok, just want to know if I am frying my PCI devices.

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Probably not, but you can check the pci bus speed in programs like sisoft sandra

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That was the nForce3, I read that one. And yes it was on the front page of this site, lol...

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Quote:Does anyone know if the nForce2 chipset has the PCI bus locked? I have the MSI nForce2 Delta-L and have the bus up around 205 for a 166 based chip. Seems to work ok, just want to know if I am frying my PCI devices.

I am nearly certain that it is locked. You might check the nforcershq forum though.

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Hi, yes they are definantly locked by default, although you can make some changes, I'm currently running 11 x 200 and with a PCI of 33 and a AGP of 66....
Chris