[915 Series] No async PCIe clock possible

I have a 915P Neo 2 version 1.0A with latest bios 1.7
Bios offers the possibility to clock PCIe async.
Example:
FSB 200 shows PCIe of 100
FSB 240 shows PCIe of 114
But changing PCIe setting to anything else and the board does not boot. Only differences of 2 MHz to the optimal sync values are possible to let the system start.
Why is this a problem:
The onboard LAN does not operate at more than 116 PCIe clock and my grahics card does not run stable at more than 120 MHz PCIe clock.
Is there a solution available? Why won't the board boot with async PCIe clocks?
Thanks and regards

Yes, v1.6 should be able to support your CPU.
BIOS Type AMI® BIOS File Sizes 419KB
Version 1.6 Update date 2005-2-23
Update Description Update CPU Microcode for 64 bit CPU.

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-> LINK to the MB specifications.
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Lock agp/pci clock with software

hi,
I have a MSI pro2-C (MS-6562 100 rev0.4) and can't lock the agp/pci clock with bios.
Do you know a software which do that ?
thx
winxp sp2
pentium4 1.7 willamette

-> LINK to the MB specifications.
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Since I arrive home I'll try that.
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CISCO-UNIFIED-COMPUTING-PROCESSOR-MIB::cucsProcessorUnitVoltage.2 = INTEGER: unknown(0)
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In the main prog- VI (which is a bit weird, because the while loop execute always and only once and therefore is unnecessary) your experiment shoult execute in a while loop, since it is abortable dynamically. The for loop will execute the predefined count, defined by wiring the "loop count"- terminal or wiring an array with autoindexing.
I hope this helped a bit,
dave
Message Edited by daveTW on 06-17-2006 02:13 AM
Greets, Dave
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Quote from: bejon2000 on 13-December-05, 23:37:00
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