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#300910 - 02/08/2007 19:12 Re: Determining PCI express (PCI-e) capability on a given computer? [Re: tfabris]
wfaulk
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Registered: 25/12/2000
Posts: 16706
Loc: Raleigh, NC US
Oh! {3AB22E31-8264-4b4e-9AF5-A8D2D8E33E62}[1]! It couldn't be more obvious!
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#300911 - 02/08/2007 20:33 Re: Determining PCI express (PCI-e) capability on a given computer? [Re: wfaulk]
music
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Registered: 25/06/2002
Posts: 456
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Weird. It still works fine for me.


And it works now for me, as well.

Somebody on my network must have been virusized, so I bet they blocked us all for a little while.

Weird. I've never seen that before.

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#300912 - 02/08/2007 21:17 Re: Determining PCI express (PCI-e) capability on a given computer? [Re: wfaulk]
tfabris
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Registered: 20/12/1999
Posts: 31597
Loc: Seattle, WA
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Oh! {3AB22E31-8264-4b4e-9AF5-A8D2D8E33E62}[1]! It couldn't be more obvious!


He apologized for not getting a more readable format in place for the Device Manager prior to Vista shipment.
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#300913 - 03/08/2007 01:45 Re: Determining PCI express (PCI-e) capability on a given computer? [Re: tfabris]
gbeer
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Registered: 17/12/2000
Posts: 2665
Loc: Manteca, California
Hurray! Tony finally found his Billy Gates Secret Decoder Ring.
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#300914 - 03/08/2007 04:13 Re: Determining PCI express (PCI-e) capability on a given computer? [Re: tfabris]
Roger
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Registered: 18/01/2000
Posts: 5683
Loc: London, UK
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If the motherboard doesn't report itself in exactly the right way to the OS, then Vista just treats it like PCI.


Does your internal source know whether there are performance implications of this? Should I be worried about it? Should I try upgrading my BIOS?
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#300915 - 03/08/2007 13:14 Re: Determining PCI express (PCI-e) capability on a given computer? [Re: Roger]
tfabris
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Registered: 20/12/1999
Posts: 31597
Loc: Seattle, WA
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Does your internal source know whether there are performance implications of this? Should I be worried about it? Should I try upgrading my BIOS?


He didn't say. But I don't believe there should be any performance implications. After all, there have been PCI-E video cards that ran fine under Windows XP for a long time now, and Windows XP treats PCI-E like PCI in all cases. I think that if anything needed to be done performance-wise, it would get done in the driver.
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#324068 - 09/07/2009 10:50 Re: Determining PCI express (PCI-e) capability on a given computer? [Re: tfabris]
Roger
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Registered: 18/01/2000
Posts: 5683
Loc: London, UK
Originally Posted By: tfabris
{3AB22E31-8264-4b4e-9AF5-A8D2D8E33E62}[1]
(There may be several of these properties, you want the one with [1] at the end).


Heh. I'm just writing some stuff to enumerate devices on Windows (for capturing driver info); I googled for that GUID and found this page smile
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#340760 - 06/01/2011 20:48 Re: Determining PCI express (PCI-e) capability on a given computer? [Re: Roger]
tfabris
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Registered: 20/12/1999
Posts: 31597
Loc: Seattle, WA
Originally Posted By: Roger
Heh. I'm just writing some stuff to enumerate devices on Windows (for capturing driver info); I googled for that GUID and found this page smile


... And I just got an email from someone who'd done the same thing. smile

It's hilarious, I'd completely forgotten this thread existed, and completely forgotten about ever needing to find out the information above. I hope this BBS never goes away, there's so much useful information squirreled away here.
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