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[PC eye]

HyperTransport refers to the faster means of information between devices, memory, and the cpu. This offers a wider bandwidth for data transfer there. The 3500+ run on the Socket 939 board here is still 2.24ghz stock with 200mhz seen as the top bios setting. 200x2=400mhz dual channel processed by the 2ghz HT on the same model board. Now to get the FX 60 dual core model!

 

[StrangleHold]

The 3500+ run on the Socket 939 board here is still 2.24ghz stock

I would like to see your 939 3500+ that runs at 2.4ghz stock. The 3500+ is at 2.2ghz. The 3800 runs at 2.4ghz

 

[PC eye]

I would like to see your 939 3500+ that runs at 2.4ghz stock. The 3500+ is at 2.2ghz. The 3800 runs at 2.4ghz

There you go again failing to "Learn how to read"! Now go back and "reread" the 2point24 ghz posted not 2point4 ghz. The 939 model now used is only about 300 mhz faster then the 2point21 ghz Socket A model on the last board.