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Hyper transport is similiar to a FSB however it is the rate at which the CPU communicates with other devices in the system. It has nothing to do with your network.
-Kevin
 
Originally posted by: Gamingphreek
Hyper transport is similiar to a FSB however it is the rate at which the CPU communicates with other devices in the system. It has nothing to do with your network.
-Kevin
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oh well, sorry to made a wrong statement😱
 
Originally posted by: irenealan
Just wonder Acanthus what mobo you use with your P4 since I was using the Abit IS7 and it gives very high temp! Just wonder if it's my setup or some other parameter! Plus do I have to have a very good case with lots of fans? Just with my experience I use the same case with two fans and the A64 gets 42 loaded and the P4 get 52C when loaded. Very strange!
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Abits always report higher than the actual temp, I'm using an Asus P4C800-E, and yes i have very good case airflow. I use 4 Panaflo L1A 80mm fans running @ 1/2 speed (inaudibly quiet 😀).
 
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