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what gives best perfomance?? 1232(133mhz fsb) or 1320mhz (110fsb)
- Thread starter Tomas
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hi , well in my experience ,the higher cpu speed will be faster in somethings except ram,if you use sisoft to test your memory you will find you will be much slower @ 110mhz in ram benchmarks but other than that youd be in front! give it a try
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i would say that for benchmarks the higher FSB would be better but most of the tim sheer speed makes up for that- id run at 1320 cause it less than 100mhz difference and your stressing the ram less so it sould be more stable in the long run
A rule of thumb I like to use is to multiply the bus speed by the Mhz obtained and take the one with the higher number. For example, a Pentium 150 Mhz running at 75 x 2 gives [ 150 x 75 = 11250 ] while a Pentium 166 Mhz running at 66 x 2.5 yields [ 166 x 66 = 10956 ].
The P150 will give better memory performance, but the P166 will do better for things that require raw CPU cycles (ie. crunching RC5 blocks).
Depending on use, I think the higher memory performance is generally preferred and if it were me, I would run at 133 mhz @ 1232.
The P150 will give better memory performance, but the P166 will do better for things that require raw CPU cycles (ie. crunching RC5 blocks).
Depending on use, I think the higher memory performance is generally preferred and if it were me, I would run at 133 mhz @ 1232.
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i would think that the more bus speed the faster...due to the fact that your ram likes bandwidth so does your cpu
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