Intel V09 - Manual (Page 23)

BIOS Settings Dictionary – Alphabetical
V09 – March 2008
PCI Burn-in Mode Advanced >
Chipset
Configuration >
Burn-in Mode • Default
• 36.36 MHz
• 40.00 MHz Enables the selection of specific PCI clock frequencies.
Warning: This setting is intended for validation and test
purposes only. Altering clock frequencies may reduce
system stability and/or the useful life of the system and
processor. Operation at settings beyond component
specification is not covered by Intel component warranties.
If any problems occur during operation at non-default
settings, reset the board to default values.
PCI Express Burn-in
Mode
This BIOS setting is
present only on Intel®
Desktop Boards that
include PCI Express
slots.
Advanced >
Chipset
Configuration >
Burn-in Mode
or
Performance >
Bus Overrides • Default
• 101.32 MHz
• 102.64 MHz
• 103.96 MHz
• 105.28 MHz
• 106.6 MHz
• 107.92 MHz
• 109.24 MHz Enables the selection of specific PCI Express clock
frequencies.
Warning: This setting is intended for validation and test
purposes only. Altering clock frequencies may reduce
system stability and/or the useful life of the system and
processor. Operation at settings beyond component
specification is not covered by Intel component warranties.
If any problems occur during operation at non-default
settings, reset the board to default values.
PCI IDE Bus Master Advanced > Drive
Configuration • Disabled
• Enabled Allows a PCI device to initiate a transaction as a master.
PCI Latency Timer Advanced >
Chipset
Configuration
or
Performance >
Bus Overrides
or
Advanced >
Memory
Configuration • 32
• 64
• 96
• 128
• 160
• 192
• 224
• 248 Sets PCI latency time.
PCI Slot x IRQ Priority Advanced > PCI
Configuration • Auto
• 3
• 5
• 9
• 10
• 11 Allows selection of IRQ priority.
PCI/VGA Palette
Snoop Advanced > Video
Configuration • Enabled
• Disabled Some special VGA cards, high-end hardware MPEG
decoders etc. need to be able to look at the video card's
VGA palette to determine what colors are currently in use.
Enabling this feature turns on this palette "snoop".
This option is only very rarely needed. It should be left at
Disabled unless a video device specifically requires the
setting enabled upon installation.
PCIE x16 Link Retrain
This BIOS setting may
be present on Intel®
Desktop Boards that
include PCI Express
slots.
Advanced > PCI
Express
Configuration • GFX Card
• Disabled
• Enabled Used to adjust configuration for devices such as PCIe
graphics cards which may need accommodations to
function properly when link training. Some PCI Express
cards may not be detected properly. Link retraining allows
the system to keep trying to train or detect and configure
the card. This setting will increase boot time.