mobile barton bus speed

Busty St. Clair · Mar 16, 2004

what are the highest oced bus speeds that are stable while using the mobile barton

c627627 · Mar 16, 2004

FSB depends on mobo, and of course RAM, the mobile chip did not appear to be the limiting factor in most cases, as long as the multiplier was kept low enough

http://www.c627627.com/RAM/

Busty St. Clair · Mar 16, 2004

i know that there are many limiting factors but i want to know like how much it can take before going over 2.0 volts ex 230mhz

c627627 · Mar 16, 2004

If you have so called unofficial PC4500 RAM and you have a motherboard that's modded and capable of running extremely high FSB speeds then you can lower the multiplier on your CPU and hit some really hight FSB speeds.

How high?

There are people that used extreme componenets to reach way over 250 FSB. I believe I once saw over 270 FSB but there's probably more out there.

c627627 · Mar 16, 2004

I guess what I'm saying is that chances are you will not have the RAM or the mobo capable of running the highest FSB your recently manufactured CPU can take with a low multiplier.
MHz speed = FSB x multiplier

Busty St. Clair · Mar 16, 2004

but i was asking stable with the mobile bartons because i heard of a few people that can't get past 220 and it's not their ram

{PMS}fishy · Mar 16, 2004

Busty St. Clair said:
but i was asking stable with the mobile bartons because i heard of a few people that can't get past 220 and it's not their ram

Its probally not the chip. If its not the RAM its most likley the MB.

c627627 · Mar 16, 2004

Chances are it's their mobo rather than the recently manufactured Barton CPU.

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