RAM FSB & CPU FSB

by LeFiZip • 5 Oct 2009, 12:26 • Journals
does ram fsb of 1033 work with cpu fsb of 800 ?

i read if ram fsb is lower than cps fsb the speed gets slowed down.
now my cpu fsb is lower than ram fsb.

WILL IT BLEND? :)
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ub1quitous 5 Oct 2009, 14:33
Its about the divider

FSB = FSB
You have a RAM devider and a cpu multiplier

Eg. My FSB is 333
and my cpu multiplier is 9
and my ram divider is 3/2
then CPU speed = 9*333 = 3000mhz
and ram speed = 3/2*333 (*2 because of DDR) = 1000
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ETNiES 5 Oct 2009, 15:33
Your not gonna get very much OC out of that processor my 4200+ X2 OC'd by 400MHz stable, and the benchmarks I ran (3dmark) the processor worked better with a higher clock and multiplier rather than a higher fsb and lower multiplier!
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LeFiZip 5 Oct 2009, 18:54
i will pimp my motherboard by time. at the moment i got a uber-motherboard but a shit intelP4HTcpu and a middleshit ddr3-ram and a shit graphiccard.








thanks to all for your answers
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strN 5 Oct 2009, 15:43
you won't have a problem
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