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[sk8er722]

Is there anyway to find out what FSb bus a cpu is without taking it apart?

 

[Mik3y]

go into the bios. also, tell us what cpu it is. then we can prolly tell you.

 

[PhoenixOrion]

if cpu installed, download cpuz/cpuid.

if oem not installed yet, compare lot markings to amdboard or intelid at their respective websites.

 

[sk8er722]

Well don't laugh, it's a celeron 2.8 ghz. I know it is a 400FSB, I just want to find something to prove it to this guy I am selling it too.

 

[SrGuapo]

Originally posted by: sk8er722
Well don't laugh, it's a celeron 2.8 ghz. I know it is a 400FSB, I just want to find something to prove it to this guy I am selling it too.

At least it is a Celeron D... Can you not just point the guy to the Intel website, or is afraid that you are OCing it or something?

 

[sk8er722]

It's not a D, and I bought it from newegg and they don't even sell it any more. Never OC'ed it, whats the point, lol. He doesn't/can't have anything FSB higher then 400mhz, his motherboard doesn't support any more.

 

[sk8er722]

Update, I went to Intel like SrGuapo suggested, Thanks, and found this

http://www.intel.com/products/...sors/celeron/index.htm

That should be all that I would need to show this guy right?

Well I am pretty sure that's all I need, so thanks to everyone that helped.