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Monday, July 27, 2009 - 5 Posts by 4 People
FSB to not even thinking about booting a little bit just over 340fsb regardless of multi.
Is anyone
aware of any fsb holes in the p5q pro?
If not, any advice on squeezing a higher fsb out of an e5200
check when i get home tonight, i may simply be at the end of the FSB range for my cpu, i'm already
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Wednesday, June 10, 2009 - 8 Posts by 5 People
Running at 533 FSb and the other at 400 FSB.
Now I want to make use of these and stick one into my old HP
northbridge, 478 cpu socket, 2 DIMMs)
- MB is can run either 400 or 533 FSB
- MB only has 3 PCI ports
though) than the 533 due to the lower fsb.
When I used to have a bunch of northwoods I tended to have
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Tuesday, October 20, 2009 - 4 Posts
AMD CPUs Semperton140 & Pheom II x2 have 4000 Hyper Transportation (FSB). NewEgg lists its
motherboards with FSB. Do the CPU's and motherboard's FSB need to match exactly? What if I ever get
on the fancier boards. The board fsb doesn't need to match the cpu or memory fsb.Hypertransport
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Wednesday, September 16, 2009 - 12 Posts by 11 People
The FSB determined the speeds of our CPU's - if you had an FSB of more than 500Mhz - people instantly
multiplier, times 21 by 185 etc..." it takes ages!! not just like FSB - 400*9 = 3.6Ghz - easy!!! FSB
QPI.QPI +1If you post QPI or FSB, the thread would be alot more informative if you mentioned why
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Thursday, July 28, 2005 - 7 Posts
Motherboard (a Gigabyte GA-7ZX) would support the 266
FSB as well as the 200, but it doesn't, leaving me
with a processor that
only reads at 1.05 ghz. I would like to trade this CPU with the 200 FSB
the 266
FSB as well as the 200, but it doesn't, leaving me with a processor that
only reads at 1.05 ghz
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Friday, December 27, 2002 - 15 Posts by 8 People
OK, for all you old schoolers out there....
Barring other issues, what kind of FSB can a 440LX
around with has jumpers to set FSB up to 100 MHz.
And on that note, would a PII 300 be able to make
to be serving files and folding and the more FSB I can get out of it the better.
Plus it's a dual... (Asus
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Wednesday, December 08, 2004 - 3 Posts by 3 People
I'm looking to buy the new Gigabyte motherboard running at 1066MHZ FSB plus an Intel chip running
at 800MHZ FSB. Technically, would this mean the motherboard would only run at 800MHZ anyhow? Should
I'm looking to buy the new Gigabyte motherboard running at 1066MHZ FSB plus an Intel chip running at 800MHZ FSB. Technically...
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Monday, September 09, 2002 - 11 Posts by 5 People
Well, I'm curious! I read that AMD CPUs are capped at a certain FSB. 266? So, would going
to a motherboard that allows for a faster FSB really allow the CPU to take advantage of it? Something
P.S.
Not even KT266 but more like KT133! KT133 IS already running at the 266 FSB! What's up
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Saturday, August 29, 2009 - 10 Posts by 7 People
I have read some use a low multi and high FSB. What are the benefits???? Less voltage more volatge
It's called a HT ref. clock not FSB for AMD.
Anyways, when you increase the HT ref. clock you also
system not that one is better than the other.Quote: : It's called a HT ref. clock not FSB for AMD
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Wednesday, June 10, 2009 - 8 Posts by 5 People
Running at 533 FSb and the other at 400 FSB.
Now I want to make use of these and stick one into my old HP
northbridge, 478 cpu socket, 2 DIMMs)
- MB is can run either 400 or 533 FSB
- MB only has 3 PCI ports
though) than the 533 due to the lower fsb.
When I used to have a bunch of northwoods I tended to have
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