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Old 01-16-2008, 05:11 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hey,

I just bought a new CPU - AMD Athlon X2 5000+ - and something caught my eyes. I looked at Everest and I saw that my Hypertransport clockspeed is at 800 MHZ. Shouldn't that be at 1000 MHZ? And could someone check this screenshot so you could tell me if there is something wrong or not.



I also went to my bios to check if everything was alright. I took a look at my CPU - NB link speed and it was at "Auto". You had choices from 200 till 1000 MHZ. Should I put it at 1000 MHZ?

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Old 01-16-2008, 05:57 PM   #2 (permalink)
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does it clock up and down for power saving issues? idk but it shouldnt hurt to set it to 1000 mhz
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Looks like AMD cool 'n' quiet is enabled
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This is what I get if i Disable Cool'n'quiet:



The only difference is the Effective and the Real clock speed.

But, the northbridge clock speed equals to the FSB clock speed and my FSB = 200 MHZ, right? If so, and if put my CPU - NB to 1000 MHz, wouldn't I have like a huge CPU clock speed?
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AMD's dont have a FSB, well they call it HT, and fsb is worked out by dividing the total FSB by 4, so your bus speed would be 250 MHz for a 1000 MHz HT link
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So... If I put my FSB to 250, I will get like 3.0 GHZ instead of 2.6 ghz... That's not right. I am confused... Please help.
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if you up your FSB t 250 your clock speed would be

250 times your multiplier, which in this case is 13,

so 250 x 13 is 3.25 GHz
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think your computer can handle 3.25 ghz? it would probably make for a nice speed boost lol
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That's not really the point. I mean, shouldn't my HT speed be on 1000 MHZ?
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i dont know, where have u read that its supposed to?
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