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Bus speeds versus low or high multiplier?
I have always wondered which is better having a higher multiplier or having a higher FSB when both = 3.2GHz. There's two ways to go about this, one is 400x8 and the other way is 466x7. So which way is the better way for performance?

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More FSB is usually the best way to go because it lets your CPU take care of more I/O, which means there will be less clocks when it's just sitting about waiting for things to happen for it like memory moves
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