FSB frecency more then the PCU its self!

[Xycron]

FSB frecency more then the CPU its self!

http://www.amdcompare.com/us-en/desktop/details.aspx?opn=SDA2500AIO3BX

AMD Sempron 2500+ socket 754.

Didn't even know it was possible.

 

[Filip]

huh?!?!?

 

[34erd]

He means the HT is faster than the clock speed.

 

[Filip]

HyperTransport, Lightning Data Transport
Implemented on AMD K8 series processors, this is, for all intents and purposes a bidirectional FSB but is clocked significantly higher. The base clock for the HyperTransport is 200MHz and the multiplier's go up to five. Factor in the principle of DDR and you get a maximum net effective hypertransport clock of 1000MHz (2000DDR). Naturally, marketers will often write this as FSB1600 or FSB2000 however this is incorrect as the actual clock speed is still half of that (marketers forget that DDR only means "effective") and that HyperTransport and Front-Side-Bus are mutually exclusive. Intel platforms do not have support for HyperTransport.

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[Praetor]

FSB frecency more then the CPU its self!

Athlon64s dont have a FSB

Even according to the link you posted it says

HT Speed 1600

And no where does it say FSB

He means the HT is faster than the clock speed.

Actually the HT is clocked at 800MHz ... the 1600 comes from the DDR-effect

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Heh glad to see someone read the stickies