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Skull Lazer · 08-26-2007, 02:09 AM

CPU speed is generally calculated by a bus speed and a multiplier. Multiply these together and you get the actual speed the CPU runs at. The bus speed is typically the speed that other components (such as the memory) in a system run at. You overclock your CPU by increasing on or the other or both. Bus speed tends to have the best effect so if possible people will lower the multiplier to allow them to get a higher bus speed.

DDR/PC---- ram fits in Intel motherboards.

08-26-2007, 02:09 AM	#30 (permalink)
Skull Lazer Rec Poster Join Date: Aug 2007	CPU speed is generally calculated by a bus speed and a multiplier. Multiply these together and you get the actual speed the CPU runs at. The bus speed is typically the speed that other components (such as the memory) in a system run at. You overclock your CPU by increasing on or the other or both. Bus speed tends to have the best effect so if possible people will lower the multiplier to allow them to get a higher bus speed. DDR/PC---- ram fits in Intel motherboards. __________________ WOOOT WOOOT!