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A simple interface physical device driver(PDD) that can manage memory Type Range Registers(MTRRs) of Intel P6* / AMD K7** series processors. Programmer can query/modify any MTRR settings via DosDevIOCtl() API, from non-Ring0 privileges. A sample executable, VFBWC.EXE, using P6K7MTRR.SYS, sets MTRR write-combining strategy to video frame buffer aperture. It can often improve graphic performance, especially [[DIVE]]. By [[Takayuki Suwa]]
A simple interface physical device driver(PDD) that can manage memory Type Range Registers (MTRRs) of Intel P6 / AMD K7 series processors. Programmer can query/modify any MTRR settings via DosDevIOCtl() API, from non-Ring0 privileges. A sample executable, VFBWC.EXE, using P6K7MTRR.SYS, sets MTRR write-combining strategy to video frame buffer aperture. It can often improve graphic performance, especially [[DIVE]]. By [[Takayuki Suwa]]
  DEVICE=P6K7MTRR.SYS
  DEVICE=P6K7MTRR.SYS
 
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!OS/2 3.0
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Latest revision as of 23:50, 4 June 2020

A simple interface physical device driver(PDD) that can manage memory Type Range Registers (MTRRs) of Intel P6 / AMD K7 series processors. Programmer can query/modify any MTRR settings via DosDevIOCtl() API, from non-Ring0 privileges. A sample executable, VFBWC.EXE, using P6K7MTRR.SYS, sets MTRR write-combining strategy to video frame buffer aperture. It can often improve graphic performance, especially DIVE. By Takayuki Suwa

DEVICE=P6K7MTRR.SYS
Product Support
OS/2 1.3
OS/2 2.0
OS/2 2.1
OS/2 2.11 SMP
OS/2 Warp 3 C
OS/2 Warp Connect C
OS/2 Warp 4 C
OS/2 Warp Server for e-Business C