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I made an account so I could respond to this particular post. The FSB isn't measured by MHz. Its measured by clockspeed. Clock speed is defined as Hz not MHz. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clock_rate And what that other guy said IS true. The FSB is accessed 4 times per clock, not per MHz. http://en....

well considering mhz and hz are the same thing just that mhz is 1000000 hz, it doesnt really matter. and it seems it is you who has no idea what your talking about :rolleyes: clock for clock across the board, intels beat amd's. Umm... 1000000 hz doesn't equal 1 mhz. 1000hz = 1mhz. Just to correct y...

well considering mhz and hz are the same thing just that mhz is 1000000 hz, it doesnt really matter. and it seems it is you who has no idea what your talking about :rolleyes: clock for clock across the board, intels beat amd's. Umm... 1000000 hz doesn't equal 1 mhz. 1000hz = 1mhz. Just to correct y...

e8500. amd's dont really compare performance wise. You have no idea what you're talking about. Price vs. performance, the AMD is either as good or beats Intel. I'm not talking about the fastest Intel vs. the fastest AMD. I'm talking about the price difference between the two processors with similar...

I think this is wrong. FSB does run at 4x, but this is all during one clock cycle. DDR runs at double density, it sends date twice per clock. And what matters is the full clock cyle. So that would mean, in 1 cycle the FSB is bottlenecked cause the RAM can only send 800mhz in 1 cycle. You could look...