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  • Kard63
    Confirmed User
    • Nov 2003
    • 8944

    #1

    PC experts

    What is the fastest bus speed out now? Is it still 800mhz for mobo and cpu? And that utilizes slow ass DDR400 ram? I want a new pc but if my above assumptions are true then there is no point, rambus from 100 years ago is still quicker.
  • Jarmusch
     
    • May 2003
    • 12479

    #2
    Rambus is obsolete.

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    • Fah King
      Confirmed User
      • Jul 2005
      • 676

      #3
      DDR 400 is not the fatest anymore you can get DDR2 up to PC4800 for your Pentium D.
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      • Kard63
        Confirmed User
        • Nov 2003
        • 8944

        #4
        Originally posted by Fah King
        DDR 400 is not the fatest anymore you can get DDR2 up to PC4800 for your Pentium D.

        Actually you can get PC5300 but it doesnt help you at all unless your mobo and cpu have better bus speeds too. Are pentium D's 800 or 1066 ?



        And Jar - no one like paying out the ass for it and no one liked how god damn picky it was but it is still much quicker than ddr400.

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        • sumphatpimp
          Confirmed User
          • Aug 2002
          • 5235

          #5
          take a look at the motherboards and processors here
          http://newegg.com/

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          • EdgeXXX
            Confirmed User
            • Oct 2005
            • 5816

            #6
            Whoa there! First, it's not that simple. The fastest available Front Side Bus right now would be Intel's Extreme Edition at over 1GHz. AMD processors run at 1GHz (but it is measured differently than intel's method). Also keep in mind that "800MHz", for example, is quad-pumped; the actual number is 1/4 of that = 200MHz. There are ALOT more factors these days than just counting the FSB, CPU, and DDR numbers.
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            • Kard63
              Confirmed User
              • Nov 2003
              • 8944

              #7
              Originally posted by EdgeXXX
              Whoa there! First, it's not that simple. The fastest available Front Side Bus right now would be Intel's Extreme Edition at over 1GHz. AMD processors run at 1GHz (but it is measured differently than intel's method). Also keep in mind that "800MHz", for example, is quad-pumped; the actual number is 1/4 of that = 200MHz. There are ALOT more factors these days than just counting the FSB, CPU, and DDR numbers.

              I never need to compare Intel to AMD because I know I'm not buying AMD. This appears to be the best cpu for me
              http://techbargains.pricegrabber.com...terid=7301106/

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              • Jarmusch
                 
                • May 2003
                • 12479

                #8
                http://images.tomshardware.com/2006/..._intel_big.gif

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                • Kard63
                  Confirmed User
                  • Nov 2003
                  • 8944

                  #9
                  Thats awesome. Thanks.

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                  • EdgeXXX
                    Confirmed User
                    • Oct 2005
                    • 5816

                    #10
                    Originally posted by Kard63
                    I never need to compare Intel to AMD because I know I'm not buying AMD. This appears to be the best cpu for me
                    http://techbargains.pricegrabber.com...terid=7301106/

                    That one's a DAMN good CPU. I've got that one on one of my home systems and it rocks. Only thing, it tends to run Very hot so either get an aftermarket cooler and some ArcticSilver or H2O cool it like we did.
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