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Are these processors the same?

3.06 b = 533mhz FSB without hyperthreading

3.06 c = 800mhz FSB with hyperthreading. Google could have turned this up in about three seconds. I know, I just looked.
 
Originally posted by: AIWGuru
3.06 b = 533mhz FSB without hyperthreading

3.06 c = 800mhz FSB with hyperthreading. Google could have turned this up in about three seconds. I know, I just looked.
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The two I was asking about are both 533MHz, so your Google findings wouldn't have answered my question, but thanks for looking...
 
Originally posted by: jakobkraft
Originally posted by: AIWGuru
3.06 b = 533mhz FSB without hyperthreading

3.06 c = 800mhz FSB with hyperthreading. Google could have turned this up in about three seconds. I know, I just looked.
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The two I was asking about are both 533MHz, so your Google findings wouldn't have answered my question, but thanks for looking...
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Actually, my google findings did answer your question, you're just not listening.
All b's = 533mhz FSB.
All c's = 800mhz FSB.
So...are these two chips with 533fsb Bs or Cs?
The newegg one is also a B. They just don't specify clearly. Look at the model number. All c's are 800mhz/hyperthreading so there's no question that this is a B.
 
Originally posted by: AIWGuru
Originally posted by: jakobkraft
Originally posted by: AIWGuru
3.06 b = 533mhz FSB without hyperthreading

3.06 c = 800mhz FSB with hyperthreading. Google could have turned this up in about three seconds. I know, I just looked.
Click to expand...

The two I was asking about are both 533MHz, so your Google findings wouldn't have answered my question, but thanks for looking...
Click to expand...

The newegg one is also a B. They just don't specify clearly. Look at the model number. All c's are 800mhz/hyperthreading so there's no question that this is a B.
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In that case, thank you🙂
 
There is no 3.06c. The 800 bus chip closest to 3.06 is at 3.0.

3000/200 (base bus) = 15 multiplier.

3066/133 (base bus) = 23 multiplier.
 
Originally posted by: AIWGuru
3.06 b = 533mhz FSB without hyperthreading

3.06 c = 800mhz FSB with hyperthreading. Google could have turned this up in about three seconds. I know, I just looked.
Click to expand...
You are actually wrong on this... Both of the cpu's he posted have hyperthreading, plus the 3.06 doesn't come in an 800MHz variety.

Edit: However, you are correct that these cpu's are the same. :beer:
 
Originally posted by: nitromullet
Originally posted by: AIWGuru
3.06 b = 533mhz FSB without hyperthreading

3.06 c = 800mhz FSB with hyperthreading. Google could have turned this up in about three seconds. I know, I just looked.
Click to expand...
You are actually wrong on this... Both of the cpu's he posted have hyperthreading, plus the 3.06 doesn't come in an 800MHz variety.

Edit: However, you are correct that these cpu's are the same. :beer:
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no, there is no 3.06c. I am sorry, you are wrong.
 
shminu: I was talking about the two cpu's from the original post. They are the same. It is quite obvious from my post that I realize that there is no 3.06 with an 800MHz FSB.
 
yup, it was the first intel CPU with Hyper Threading, not to mention the lone B model with HT. Common mistake really.
 
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