J jaffa Member Jan 26, 2005 170 0 0 Aug 11, 2006 #1 Just wonder what determines the maximum supported cpu-speed of a motherboard and how one can figure it out precisely... Is it maybe the bios, chipset, buses of the motherboard, or anything else??
Just wonder what determines the maximum supported cpu-speed of a motherboard and how one can figure it out precisely... Is it maybe the bios, chipset, buses of the motherboard, or anything else??
Ricemarine Lifer Sep 10, 2004 10,507 0 0 Aug 11, 2006 #2 The maximum cpu speed is the fastest cpu available to your socket. or... You raise the fsb slowly until your computer is not stable after rigorous testing. Don't know which you want lol :laugh:
The maximum cpu speed is the fastest cpu available to your socket. or... You raise the fsb slowly until your computer is not stable after rigorous testing. Don't know which you want lol :laugh:
M Matts0344 Member Jan 28, 2005 56 0 0 Aug 11, 2006 #3 I would suggest going on the manufacturers site and checking. Actually, nvm, I misread what you were asking.
I would suggest going on the manufacturers site and checking. Actually, nvm, I misread what you were asking.
S stu1811 Senior member Nov 9, 2005 405 0 0 Aug 11, 2006 #4 Originally posted by: Ricemarine The maximum cpu speed is the fastest cpu available to your socket. or... You raise the fsb slowly until your computer is not stable after rigorous testing. Don't know which you want lol :laugh: Click to expand...
Originally posted by: Ricemarine The maximum cpu speed is the fastest cpu available to your socket. or... You raise the fsb slowly until your computer is not stable after rigorous testing. Don't know which you want lol :laugh: Click to expand...