Bignate603
Lifer
dOk, i was wondering about how AMD says ou need new prcessors for boards that run on the new 133 DDR FSB (266 effective). Seems to me that you could take an old T'bird, say an 800, (8x100) and adjust the FSB to 133 DDR. Multiplier of 8 times 133 FSB equals 1064. Since most 800s and 750s hit a gig right now this should reach about the same clock frequency without having to draw in the L1 bridges, and give the extra boost from a 133 DDR FSB.
Anybody see anything wrong with this reasoning? People have fooled with FSB overclocking for Intel but AMD boards don't do that well with it right now. This might be another option. To bad nobody has a board to really test this out.
Anybody see anything wrong with this reasoning? People have fooled with FSB overclocking for Intel but AMD boards don't do that well with it right now. This might be another option. To bad nobody has a board to really test this out.
