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- Aug 17, 2002
these Ram speeds- 2100/2700/3500 (i think that's as high as it goes). What do these numbers actually REFER to? (i think it's something like 2100=266, 2700=333, 3500=400Mhz or something like that, but i'm not sure).
Also, which one to get? And will the RAM be restricted by the mobo's bus?
I.e. i think this is right... The newer P4 mobo's are 533mhz bus, so you could have 3500 ram in there and it would fit in the bandwidth? But what about the FSB, doesn't that affest it, or is it just based on the bus and the FSB acts as some kind of tranfer route with multipliers and devisors to ensure the correct data bandwidth/voltage goes to the right place?
Or am i totally wrong?
Also, which one to get? And will the RAM be restricted by the mobo's bus?
I.e. i think this is right... The newer P4 mobo's are 533mhz bus, so you could have 3500 ram in there and it would fit in the bandwidth? But what about the FSB, doesn't that affest it, or is it just based on the bus and the FSB acts as some kind of tranfer route with multipliers and devisors to ensure the correct data bandwidth/voltage goes to the right place?
Or am i totally wrong?