Jon Boy said:Ahaa after seaching the net I think I have found I have an 800mhz FSB. Is it any good?? and what does FSB actualy do exactely???
Nope. 800MHz is the marketing line, your is 800MHz equivalent (200MHz*4 signals per clock)Ahaa after seaching the net I think I have found I have an 800mhz FSB
Also wrong You've got an A64 so any answer with *Hz on it isn't right.I voted 2GHz FSB
Pretty much all of them, unless your board has locksI don't know what components
not everyoneJon Boy said:Ahh I see thanks Cromwell. I expect almost everybody on here has posted the wrong FSB then lol.
apj101 said:not everyone
Lets stay on topicwhat the hell happened to praetor, havent seen him post in a good 2 couple of weeks, where is he?
You mean like you?I bet praetor made this thread to see how many people think that an A64's FSB is 1000Mhz. An AMD actually doesnt have an FSB. (no offense penguin, lots of people make that mistake)
geoff5093 said:the socket 939 is newer, and has a 1Ghz fsb vs the 754's 800Mhz.
Praetor said:You mean like you?
www.amd.com said:With up to a 2000 MHz system bus using HyperTransport technology with up to 14.4 GB/sec total processor-to-system bandwidth
(no offense penguin, lots of people make that mistake)
Well "no offence" to you either, does this fall under the "saving face" or the "i was too busy knocking on other people" category?wasnt paying much attention to what i wrote, i meant to say that they have 1Ghz bus, which is because of the hypertransport.
Charles_Lee said:whats FSB??
Bobo said:Front Side Bus
it is the speed at which the components on the motherboard communicate with each other.