I've forumulated two thoughts from what you said:
1. Factory Default is hugely underclocked, as in each segment processor was set to half it's capability. (In this case, it was set to 166MHz, but capable of 333MHz)
2. You just overclocked the thing.
Personaly, I'm an Intel nut (let's not flame or anything over this, I'm stating an opinion) so AMD is mostly forigen to me. Now I know there is a bunch of hype and debate about AMD VS. Intel, but let me set something straight: There's too much to be said and they'll just keep trying to outdo each other. I'd rant more about the subject, but this isn't the place.
Oh, and thanks for the explanation. I'm just a repair tech, so I get what's compadable, effective and afordable. I don't look into the science of it that much.
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Um, no... he said that the FSB clock speed is really 166MHz, but they <i>call</i> it 333MHz... nothing to do with the FSB being underclocked:Zero Serenity wrote:1. Factory Default is hugely underclocked, as in each segment processor was set to half it's capability. (In this case, it was set to 166MHz, but capable of 333MHz)
Z3r01 wrote:So where does the 333FSB come into it? It's probably just the manufacturers reffering to its theoretical throughput, ie as in both channels being used at once. (I'm assuming the FSB works on a full duplex basis, and is 166MHz each way)
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