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If I had a choice between 11.5x200 or 10.5x219, which would be the better choice, and why? Does it have something to do with working with the memory more efficiently or something?
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Higher FSB is better, right?
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assuming you are running your memory at a 1:1 ratio, 10.5x220 would be better because you get more memory bandwidth, your cpu wouldnt be any faster for it but the computer as a whole would be
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So the way I have my overclocks set up is perfect?
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OLMI said:
Correct, sir.
Increasing front side bus frequency when memory is in synchronous operation both raises internal CPU frequency and RAM frequency, resulting in a higher maximum theoretical bandwidth.
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Sweet, thanks for the info guys!Captain Newbie said:
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captain newbie is so smart
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Drop-Top said:captain newbie is so smart
Why thank you sir...most people don't have something as nice to say.
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the higher the fsb the better, yes.
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