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Athlon 64...fsb?
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Difficult to answer corretly. Intel and AMD have ' skewed' the meaning of fsb so it depends on what you need to know. Read this.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Front_side_bus
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Front_side_bus
As above, it's not really a simple answer as A64's don't actually have an FSB. They have an HTT instead (memory hypertransport). But for a very simplistic answer then it's 200 (e.g. an A64 with a 9 multi on a 200 HTT = 1.8ghz which is a calculation arrived at in a very similar way to an Intel chip which could be 9 multi on a 200 FSB = 1.8ghz).
But that's just simplifying things really and FSB/HTT are not really the same thing
But that's just simplifying things really and FSB/HTT are not really the same thing