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In simple terms the higher the FSB the faster everything runs.. example a machine with a FSB of 100mhz runs alot slower that a machine with a FSB of 566mhz is all about speed. Its the same for RAM .. if it runs at 100mhz ... or at 333mhz its not as exact as that ...not like ram at 100 is 3 times slower than ram at 300 but it really does make a difference in overall performance so if you had lets say a duron 1.1ghz at 100 fsb with 256mb ram pc100
and then ran it next to a duron on a 133 fsb with 256mb ram pc2700 your going to see a huge speed increase in overall performance ...
So in the end its the HIGHER FSB allows you to run much faster and use the faster RAM sticks
If you ran DDR 2700 on a machine with a FSB of 100mhz your underclocking the RAM ... because it would not enough MHZ < power that is can handle < so it is going to run slower
you get the idea .. without getting to technical
and then ran it next to a duron on a 133 fsb with 256mb ram pc2700 your going to see a huge speed increase in overall performance ...
So in the end its the HIGHER FSB allows you to run much faster and use the faster RAM sticks
If you ran DDR 2700 on a machine with a FSB of 100mhz your underclocking the RAM ... because it would not enough MHZ < power that is can handle < so it is going to run slower
you get the idea .. without getting to technical
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its all about the bandwidth
the higher the clock the more cycles or information it can process a second which makes more "space" to computer calculations and transfer data to components.
say you had 20 80gb hard drives and you was copying dvd movies from 1 hard drive to the 19 other ones. the thing that slows the whole thing down is the fsb which cant take all the data information passing through easily which causes a bottle neck
so at the end of the day the higher the fsb the more bandwidth = good computer:blink:
the higher the clock the more cycles or information it can process a second which makes more "space" to computer calculations and transfer data to components.
say you had 20 80gb hard drives and you was copying dvd movies from 1 hard drive to the 19 other ones. the thing that slows the whole thing down is the fsb which cant take all the data information passing through easily which causes a bottle neck
so at the end of the day the higher the fsb the more bandwidth = good computer:blink:
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rettahc
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I noticed that nobody bothered to warn you, that if you play with your FSB increase it slowly. You can kill your system if you up it to high to fast. Another thing is that by overclocking your system you void all warrentys on you components.
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jumpy
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Intel has always liked their big numbers, they'll be coming out with 800fsb 
cpu's later this year (?) i think. AMD has just kept refining their process and hence can keep up with intel despite having lower clock speeds and fsb's. Ditto to rettahc's comments.
cpu's later this year (?) i think. AMD has just kept refining their process and hence can keep up with intel despite having lower clock speeds and fsb's. Ditto to rettahc's comments.
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considering intel are ****eaters theyre not doing badly
intel is raw power
amd is efficient power
intel is raw power
amd is efficient power
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[CpK]Bastid
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i believe
amd - 333mhz=166x2
intel - 533=133x4
somethin to that effect.....but i'm probably wrong
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