S sbeast64 New Member Nov 13, 2005 #1 When a cpu says Athlon64 Bit 2800+ @ 800Mhz for example, what does the 800 refer to, because I know this cpu will run at approx 2.8ghz.
When a cpu says Athlon64 Bit 2800+ @ 800Mhz for example, what does the 800 refer to, because I know this cpu will run at approx 2.8ghz.
34erd New Member Nov 13, 2005 #3 sbeast64 said: When a cpu says Athlon64 Bit 2800+ @ 800Mhz for example, what does the 800 refer to, because I know this cpu will run at approx 2.8ghz. Click to expand... The 800 is refering to the speed of the FSB, or more corectly, HTT link. That CPU runs at a clock speed of 1.8 Ghz.
sbeast64 said: When a cpu says Athlon64 Bit 2800+ @ 800Mhz for example, what does the 800 refer to, because I know this cpu will run at approx 2.8ghz. Click to expand... The 800 is refering to the speed of the FSB, or more corectly, HTT link. That CPU runs at a clock speed of 1.8 Ghz.
S sbeast64 New Member Nov 13, 2005 #4 k thanks, sorry my mistake. I ment it will run roughly at the equivalent of an intel 2.8ghz
