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CPU FSB Clock (Mhz)
Name: xshingox Date: December 30, 2005 at 22:21:47 Pacific OS: Windows 2000 Pro CPU/Ram: P4 2.0G/512MB
Comment:
I see this setting in BIOS. The manual says the setting ranges from 100 to 200 (Mhz) and if not specified the CPU will run at 100 as default. How do I know what FSB my CPU can run at? Some system analyzer gives me the following info on my CPU: Name: Intel P4 2.00Ghz Code Name: Northwood Freq: 2000MHz
How do I find out what FSB Clock value I should set to for better performance and what value that I am allowed to set to? This is just overclocking isnt it?
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