Thread: P4 Memory Bus Speed with 800 FSB and PC3200 Mem
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May 24th, 2005 12:44 AM
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May 24th, 2005 01:18 AM
#2
No need to be confused, its not abnormal for manufacturers to have contradictory material.
Especially given the fact that with BIOS updates the capability of a particular motherboard will change.
Like you said 200 Mhz FSB is actually quad-pumped to have 800 Mhz.
And DDR memory is actually Doubled so 200 Mhz is refered to as DDR400.
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May 24th, 2005 04:51 AM
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Check out Memory Bus Width

Originally Posted by
bmaz
No need to be confused, its not abnormal for manufacturers to have contradictory material.
Especially given the fact that with BIOS updates the capability of a particular motherboard will change.
Like you said 200 Mhz FSB is actually quad-pumped to have 800 Mhz.
And DDR memory is actually Doubled so 200 Mhz is refered to as DDR400.
Finally I say I will notice side by Side; so
I did the Remote Desk and run the Everst; I got shocked to notice
Bus Width is 64Bit on Asus :eek4:

Then I thought I migh have not installed the Memory in right Bank
so I confirmed the Memory Banks and Bios Post Screen
On Post screen it shows its running in Dual mode

and what hell is Tile Mode ?
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May 24th, 2005 06:11 AM
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Intel CPU is 800FSB because of the quad 4x200Mhz = 800Mhz. What ever you do with the intel memory , just time 4.
My system is 3Ghz ( 15x200Mhz = 3.0Ghz , 800FSB ), but I ran my RAM @ 250Mhz so the system now is running @3.75Ghz (15x250Mhz - 3.75Ghz, 1000FSB ). That's why if you want to run Intel, you need high speed memory in order to get the higher FSB.
I hope I don't confused you more.
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May 24th, 2005 04:26 PM
#5

Originally Posted by
trinh
That's why if you want to run Intel, you need high speed memory in order to get the higher FSB.
That's not quite true. You can always use a memory divider to lower the speed of the memory in comparison to the Front Side Bus speed. You incur a small performance hit but it can be done very easily.
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May 24th, 2005 06:19 PM
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Originally Posted by
trinh
Intel CPU is 800FSB because of the quad 4x200Mhz = 800Mhz. What ever you do with the intel memory , just time 4.
My system is 3Ghz ( 15x200Mhz = 3.0Ghz , 800FSB ), but I ran my RAM @ 250Mhz so the system now is running @3.75Ghz (15x250Mhz - 3.75Ghz, 1000FSB ). That's why if you want to run Intel, you need high speed memory in order to get the higher FSB.
I hope I don't confused you more.
I dont want to do OverClock. Cause this Machine is Mission Critical Aka Porn Machine 
My brother just want Max out what he have paid for it.
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