it is the size of the pci-e packets that each device sends across the pci-e bus. when the devices on the bus communicate, they do it by sending "packets". It is much like traffic...so when they are sharing the bus each device sends its packet, then the next, so on, so on. rapid fire. but each packet is a certain size. now you increase the size thus increasing the amount of info sent across on each of that particular devices "turn". in some motherboards you can set the size of the packets sent, from 128 (which is default on most boards) then 512, 1094, 2048, 4096.
only thing is if you set the packet size too high you will introduce stuttering into your video, if it is also coming across pci-e express ports. the videos packets will not be being recieved fast enough for good play, etc. Uber tweaking at its very finest, finding the good settings yield great results. shhh! dont tell anyone the secreti still havent done it yet on this run btw, havent had time yet for those last few percentage tweaks, jumping hurdles right now
Jumped up 5k points on PCMV only at 4.3 on my 920, i am up to 28k\
i need a 980x
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?pcmv=358183
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