Athlon 3200 400 fsb Barton core?

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by bowrabob, Nov 5, 2004.

  1. bowrabob

    bowrabob Private E-2

    I purchased an Athlon 3200 400 FSB Barton core CPU on eBay by mistake, my motherboard is 333 FSB and will support a Barton core to 3200, will the 400 CPU work in a 333 motherboard? :confused:
     
  2. SiLenZe

    SiLenZe Private First Class

    no, but if you stick it in it might run at at a lower speed. the chips are locked at a certain multiplyer, times that to your bus speed and that is how fast the chip runs.
     
  3. bowrabob

    bowrabob Private E-2

    Ok so this means the CPU will run at around 2600????????????
     
  4. da chicken

    da chicken MajorGeek

    No. The Athlon XP 3200+ runs at a clock speed of 2.2 GHz. It has a 200 MHz FSB clock rate (400 MHz is the data rate). 2200/200 = 11. So your processor has a multiplier of 11. Multipliers are locked, so that's what it will be on any system you put it in. Your current mobo has a FSB clock rate of 166 MHz (again, 333 is the data rate). 11 * 166 ~= 1.8 GHz.
     
  5. bowrabob

    bowrabob Private E-2

    OK, thanx for the info guys, I feel a lot more confident about it now. Cheers Bob
     

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