- Joined
- Apr 4, 2003
- Location
- Glastonbury, CT
Correct me if anything I'm saying is wrong. It's apparent to me that running a 400Mhz+ FSB is nothing new, people have apparently been OC'ing this for some time now (even using the 233FSB CPU's).
I don't understand the hype on the 3200. Apparently, it is architectually identical to the 2500+/2800+ Barton cores and has been sorted to certify the higher bus speed.
Why would someone dish out twice the cost to purchase it when I've seen people claim that there OC'd 2500 has surpassed the stock 3200 and that OC results on the 3200 are less than appealing.
Am I missing something fundamental here?
Technically, running a 2500 and 3200 at for example 10*200 should yield the same performance results, right??
Thanks.
I don't understand the hype on the 3200. Apparently, it is architectually identical to the 2500+/2800+ Barton cores and has been sorted to certify the higher bus speed.
Why would someone dish out twice the cost to purchase it when I've seen people claim that there OC'd 2500 has surpassed the stock 3200 and that OC results on the 3200 are less than appealing.
Am I missing something fundamental here?
Technically, running a 2500 and 3200 at for example 10*200 should yield the same performance results, right??
Thanks.