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Old 14th January 2003, 18:27   #31
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added today : athlon 1400 - 512 Mb sdram
(runs +- 5h/day)
will add tomorrow : duron 950 - 256 Mb sdram
(runs 12h/ day)
will add in the weekend : duron 1000 - 256 Mb sdram
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does 256Mb <-> 512 make a difference ?
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Old 14th January 2003, 18:28   #32
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not all , for Folding it is only the raw CPU power that counts, high FSB also doesn't matter
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Old 14th January 2003, 19:41   #33
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not all , for Folding it is only the raw CPU power that counts, high FSB also doesn't matter
Isn't Frontsidebus directly related to the power(speed) of the CPU?
 
Old 14th January 2003, 19:59   #34
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nope, more to memory bandwidth, the higher the FSB, the more memory bandwidth you'll have, and the more data can be send between the RAM & the CPU , thereby increasing the overall performance of the system, without changing the actual speed of the processor
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nope, more to memory bandwidth, the higher the FSB, the more memory bandwidth you'll have, and the more data can be send between the RAM & the CPU , thereby increasing the overall performance of the system, without changing the actual speed of the processor
"without changing the actual speed of the processor"
I'm sorry, but I really don't get that one. If you have a fixed multiplier, like the P4 has, and you up the fsb, then in my humble opinion, you DO change the actual speed of the processor. So, a higher fsb, will get you more cpu power, so faster folding.
 
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My point exactly!
 
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yes this is in case you have a locked multiplier

I'm too used of working with amd
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Old 14th January 2003, 20:53   #38
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blame it on AMD, you are drunk again!
Admit it!!

(In case you are not, look at them dancing for 5 mins, and u will be)




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you are drunk again!
that's an insult!

I dont drink and update stats @the same time
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ow yes, ur right, u only overclock when ur drunk...
sorry, my mistake :grin:
 
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