Intel Chip FSB

Discussion in 'Software' started by Jud149, Jul 25, 2006.

  1. Jud149

    Jud149 First Sergeant

    Can someone tell me what the FSB stands for when describing an Intel chip?
     
  2. matt.chugg

    matt.chugg MajorGeek

  3. Jud149

    Jud149 First Sergeant

    Thanks for the info! When comparing a 533 FSB to say an 800 FSB, what are we talking about?
     
  4. matt.chugg

    matt.chugg MajorGeek

    ;)


    I think in basic terms iis the speed that the CPU communicates with RAM (memory).
     
  5. Jud149

    Jud149 First Sergeant

    Thanks again!
     
  6. viper_boy403

    viper_boy403 MajorGeek

    the fsb on intel processors is quad-pumped, so a proc with an 800mhz fsb is a 200mhz fsb quad pumped to equal 800. The CPU multiplier determines the clock speed of the processor so if you had processor with an fsb of 200 and a multiplier of x15 then you end up wiith a processor running @ 3.0ghz. Thats how intels work, i dunno about AMDs :rolleyes:
     

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