only running a 200FSB, why not 333?
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Name: aluminumriot
Date: June 1, 2004 at 15:04:02 Pacific
Subject: only running a 200FSB, why not 333?OS: Windows XP 2600CPU/Ram: AMD barton 3200\ Kingston |
Comment: i have an AMD XP 2500+ barton overclocked to a 3200. how come i can only choose up to 200 FSB in the bios? i have a asus a7n8x-x mobo with the latest bios. my motherboard supports 400FSB my memory is kingston pc3200 (400) and my processor goes up to 333. what cant i run at that speed? aluminumriot
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Name: egkenny
Date: June 1, 2004 at 15:11:52 Pacific
Subject: only running a 200FSB, why not 333? |
Reply: (edit)The selection in the BIOS is actually called CPU External Frequency. The FSB is two times that. If you set it to 200 then the FSB is set to 400.
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Name: jam
Date: June 2, 2004 at 05:12:03 Pacific
Subject: only running a 200FSB, why not 333? |
Reply: (edit)Dude, you've been posting an awful lot lately...the FSB issue is one of those fundamental things that you should have learned by now. AMD double-pumps the FSB... 100mhz = 200FSB
133mhz = 266FSB
166mhz = 333FSB
200mhz = 400FSB Intel quad-pumps the FSB... 100mhz = 400FSB
133mhz = 533FSB
200mhz = 800FSB
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Response Number 3
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Name: aluminumriot
Date: June 2, 2004 at 13:10:10 Pacific
Subject: only running a 200FSB, why not 333? |
Reply: (edit)yeh ive been postin allot cuz i got allotta problems. and i want this comp to work perfect. well that solves my FSB problem. thanx. aluminumriot
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