[zerodamage]

According to Newegg.com there is.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16819104224

My thought is that this is actually the HT or Hyper Transport and not the FSB speed of the CPU. This is the first I have heard of a 800 FSB cpu. Am I missing something or this some confusion on Newegg's part?

Please enlightmen me as I suffering from kidney infection and can nto stare at the screen any longer.

[The_Neon_Cowboy]

Originally Posted by zerodamage

According to Newegg.com there is.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16819104224

My thought is that this is actually the HT or Hyper Transport and not the FSB speed of the CPU. This is the first I have heard of a 800 FSB cpu. Am I missing something or this some confusion on Newegg's part?

Please enlightmen me as I suffering from kidney infection and can nto stare at the screen any longer.

It's the HTT speed... it "800 HT" or "1600MHZ" (both ways)
I'm running mine @ "1000 HT" or "2000MHZ" (both ways)

The actuall is cpu is "200Mhz" but we go by the the LDT or (HT) link spped. It a two way data high way capable of sending and reciveing at "full speed"and interconnectes virtually everything in te system...

by they way drink some cranberry juice... and lots of watter

[zerodamage]

So the HTT is in reality the FSB of the 754 and 939 pin systems? I did know this and for some reason, something isn't clicking. My bios has a HTT setting and an HT setting and it looks to me that the HT settings is the FSB. So what is the HTT exactly? I am looking for information as I type this.

[zerodamage]

Ok, I think I get it now. HTT or HT are basically the same thing.

good explanation here it seems.

http://www.insanetek.com/index.php?page=overclocka64

[Zelig]

Originally Posted by The_Neon_Cowboy

I'm running mine @ "1000 HT" or "2000MHZ" (both ways)

A lot of people start experiencing problems at around that speed, and benchmarks show negligible differences, even when the multiplier is reduced to 2x.

I've got my fsb running at 240, and my multiplier reduced to 3x, so I'm at 1600 Mhz.

[The_Neon_Cowboy]

Originally Posted by Zelig

A lot of people start experiencing problems at around that speed, and benchmarks show negligible differences, even when the multiplier is reduced to 2x.

I've got my fsb running at 240, and my multiplier reduced to 3x, so I'm at 1600 Mhz.

it's an nforce4 754 pcie board so it can handle it
your right though really isn't much of a differance between if any

[quakerjtf]

Originally Posted by Zelig

I've got my fsb running at 240, and my multiplier reduced to 3x, so I'm at 1600 Mhz.

You mean 1200 mhz. I forgot where, but they have a performance comparison running at 1-5 htt multiplier. You only see slight performance decreases at 2 and 1. Running 3-5 has negligable differences.