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by snuffy09 Accepted solution
by ---tk--- Accepted solution
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HyperTransport
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Front-side_bus
the first link is the best. look at about the middle of the page.
by oh smeg Accepted solution
HTT is the way that Internal calculations are performed and FSB is the speed at which the CPU can be feed Data to process.
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by snuffy09 Accepted solution
by seanferd Accepted solution
AMD has been using HT for some time now, as i am sure you are aware. Very forward-thinking of them, as HT eliminates all the proprietary system-specific FSB crud. It seems to be all-around better in general.
I'd very much like to see AMD get their act together a bit better, especially in production, somewhat in design. While they are great for keeping Intel a bit more honest, their chip errata and dead cores are seriously hindering them, even though their overall design has a lot of good ideas.
More power to them!
by snuffy09 Accepted solution
If my mobo has 2600MHz Hyper Transport processor socket and i buy a processor that is clocked at 3,600mhz HT, as long as it is the same socket type i can use it right? i just wont get transfer speeds faster than 2600MHz?
I have this MOBO: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813128373
I want to get this processor: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819103300
Thank You :)
by oh smeg Accepted solution
Since the restructure they have sold off their Manufacturing Plants and are concentrating on Design. So as the deal to sell off the Manufacturing Plants didn't include a agreement to only buy AMD's Chip Designs I'm not even sure that AMD has a long term Future.
If something else was to became available that suited the Manufacturing Plants Owners AMD would be left out in the cold with no one to produce their products.
This isn't a good thing at all but as AMD willingly went into it with their eyes open I have to wonder if this is just another of their Get rich Quick Schemes that have constantly backfired on them since they began. They where heading in the right direction a while ago taking on the design & manufacturing of the Complete Package of M'Board Chip Sets, and CPU's so that they could offer comparable products to Intel but with the sell off they seem to have taken another massive backward step again.
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by seanferd Accepted solution
So it looks good for you.
You can double-check your mobo at Gigabyte for peace-of-mind, though. The board may have more than one revision.
by oh smeg Accepted solution
Are listed here
http://tw.giga-byte.com/Support/Motherboard/CPUSupport_Model.aspx?ProductID=2943
And as the AMD Athlon 64 X2 7750 Kuma 2.7GHz doesn't appear on this list I have to say that this [b]Is Not[/b] a supported CPU for this M'Board.
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by snuffy09 Accepted solution
AMD Athlon X2 7750 2700Mhz 512KBx2 2MB Kuma 65nm B3 95W 3600
http://tw.giga-byte.com/Support/Motherboard/CPUSupport_Model.aspx?ProductID=2943
AM2+ list 3rd from bottom
I found it on the list, I'm good to go
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