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this may seem a dumb question, but if i get a motherboard with a FSB of 1600Mhz is it backward compatible with a cpu of a FSB of 1333Mhz
EDIT: also if i get the higher FSB one will i get an advantage if i still use a cpu with ...
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3rd Jul 2008, 15:45
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Fsb question
this may seem a dumb question, but if i get a motherboard with a FSB of 1600Mhz is it backward compatible with a cpu of a FSB of 1333Mhz
EDIT: also if i get the higher FSB one will i get an advantage if i still use a cpu with 1333Mhz FSB |
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3rd Jul 2008, 16:07
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Yes, and no for the advantage part.
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3rd Jul 2008, 16:47
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Exactly as Carbon saidm the 1600Mhz fsb is only for the top of the range processors (atleast in the intel line) such as the qx9770, or for overclocking orther processors
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