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Old 08-06-2007, 06:04 PM
student
 
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Default external cpu speed = fsb ??

The bios in the msi p6n platinum says the 6550 fsb is 1333mhz;
the msi dual2core utility says that the "external speed = 333mhz".

Is there a multiplier that relates the fsb to the cpu external speed?
Or are they the "same" thing since I haven't encountered the
term of "cpu external speed" before.

Curious about the terninology & whether I need to "overclock?" to
get at least to the fsb of 1066/1333 mhz.
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Old 08-06-2007, 07:18 PM
Michael Hawes
 
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Default Re: external cpu speed = fsb ??


"student" <guest@csus_.edu> wrote in message
news:raCdnRs_f683ySrbnZ2dnUVZ_vShnZ2d@comcast.com. ..
> The bios in the msi p6n platinum says the 6550 fsb is 1333mhz;
> the msi dual2core utility says that the "external speed = 333mhz".
>
> Is there a multiplier that relates the fsb to the cpu external speed?
> Or are they the "same" thing since I haven't encountered the
> term of "cpu external speed" before.
>
> Curious about the terninology & whether I need to "overclock?" to
> get at least to the fsb of 1066/1333 mhz.
>

Intel uses quad speed clock. 4x333= 1332

Mike.


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Old 08-07-2007, 01:09 PM
Ed Medlin
 
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Default Re: external cpu speed = fsb ??


"student" <guest@csus_.edu> wrote in message
news:raCdnRs_f683ySrbnZ2dnUVZ_vShnZ2d@comcast.com. ..
> The bios in the msi p6n platinum says the 6550 fsb is 1333mhz;
> the msi dual2core utility says that the "external speed = 333mhz".
>
> Is there a multiplier that relates the fsb to the cpu external speed?
> Or are they the "same" thing since I haven't encountered the
> term of "cpu external speed" before.
>
> Curious about the terninology & whether I need to "overclock?" to
> get at least to the fsb of 1066/1333 mhz.


The bus is quad-pumped. For instance, my E6600 is running at 400 X 4=1600 @
a 9X multiplier for 3.6GHz. Asus software does the same as MSI and lists the
FSB as 400 and the bios lists it as 1600.

Ed


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Old 08-07-2007, 11:27 PM
DaveW
 
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Default Re: external cpu speed = fsb ??

Core 2 Duo CPU's run internally at four times the FSB speed. Thus 333 MHz x
4= 1333MHz.

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DaveW
"student" <guest@csus_.edu> wrote in message
news:raCdnRs_f683ySrbnZ2dnUVZ_vShnZ2d@comcast.com. ..
> The bios in the msi p6n platinum says the 6550 fsb is 1333mhz;
> the msi dual2core utility says that the "external speed = 333mhz".
>
> Is there a multiplier that relates the fsb to the cpu external speed?
> Or are they the "same" thing since I haven't encountered the
> term of "cpu external speed" before.
>
> Curious about the terninology & whether I need to "overclock?" to
> get at least to the fsb of 1066/1333 mhz.



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