How do I "lock the pci/agp bus"

jaap74 · 30-January-05, 02:50 PM

Hi,

How do I "lock the pci/agp bus" as I have read is important to do ?

My mobo : DFI LanParty 875P-T

thanks

screwcitypunk · 30-January-05, 03:36 PM

There should be an option in your bios for each one. The PCI frequency should be set at 32 or 33 and the AGP frequency should be set at 66.

jaap74 · 31-January-05, 08:43 AM

HI,

First real attempts at overclocking and I am getting the Blue Screen of Death when running Burn In in Sandra. BSOD tells me "Invalid_work_queue_order".

BIOS settings are :

FSB 214 MHz
VDimm 2.7
@3.66 GHz

When an error report is sent the Microsoft website tells me that the error is probably due to an "Error Caused by a Device Driver". It suggests I update all drivers (which I think I have) and my BIOS, which I haven't !

Do you think I need to update the BIOS ? My board revision is "875P01-0" from the sticker on the Printer port. Current BIOS version is 10/01/2004.

Basic question is : Is this a problem due to my overclocking or driver problems ?

Thanks

30-January-05, 02:50 PM		#1 (permalink)
jaap74 Apex Advanced Techie	How do I "lock the pci/agp bus" Hi, How do I "lock the pci/agp bus" as I have read is important to do ? My mobo : DFI LanParty 875P-T thanks

31-January-05, 08:43 AM		#3 (permalink)
jaap74 Apex Advanced Techie	Error Caused by a Device Driver HI, First real attempts at overclocking and I am getting the Blue Screen of Death when running Burn In in Sandra. BSOD tells me "Invalid_work_queue_order". BIOS settings are : FSB 214 MHz VDimm 2.7 @3.66 GHz When an error report is sent the Microsoft website tells me that the error is probably due to an "Error Caused by a Device Driver". It suggests I update all drivers (which I think I have) and my BIOS, which I haven't ! Do you think I need to update the BIOS ? My board revision is "875P01-0" from the sticker on the Printer port. Current BIOS version is 10/01/2004. Basic question is : Is this a problem due to my overclocking or driver problems ? Thanks

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30-January-05, 03:36 PM		#2 (permalink)
screwcitypunk Apex Master Tech	There should be an option in your bios for each one. The PCI frequency should be set at 32 or 33 and the AGP frequency should be set at 66.