Dear forumers:
Sorry for bugging you guys with silly questions like this. I am not very good at computers as most of you, so...
Anyway, I have an ASUS A7V133 motherboard with an Athlon Thunderbird 1.4GHZ CPU (133MHZ FSB, not 100). But when I set the FSB speed I got a bit confused. On the AMD website it said something about the Athlon processors with 266 MHZ FSB. What does it mean?
I am just not sure if that "266 MHZ FSB" for Athlon is just for people with DDR RAMs? Does it mean if I get a DDR RAM in the future, I should change the FSB speed of the CPU to 266MHZ and lower the multipliar factor?
I have a 256MB PC-133 SDRAM. Right now my setting is 133 MHZ FSB with 10.5 multipliar factor. Is that correct?
Sorry for bugging you guys with silly questions like this. I am not very good at computers as most of you, so...
Anyway, I have an ASUS A7V133 motherboard with an Athlon Thunderbird 1.4GHZ CPU (133MHZ FSB, not 100). But when I set the FSB speed I got a bit confused. On the AMD website it said something about the Athlon processors with 266 MHZ FSB. What does it mean?
I am just not sure if that "266 MHZ FSB" for Athlon is just for people with DDR RAMs? Does it mean if I get a DDR RAM in the future, I should change the FSB speed of the CPU to 266MHZ and lower the multipliar factor?
I have a 256MB PC-133 SDRAM. Right now my setting is 133 MHZ FSB with 10.5 multipliar factor. Is that correct?
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