is there a "guide" that i can use for ghz to ####+ (like what amd uses: ex 2400+)
is there a "guide" that i can use for ghz to ####+ (like what amd uses: ex 2400+)
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google should tell you all you need to knowOriginally posted by mooseman2070@19 November 2003 - 21:19
is there a "guide" that i can use for ghz to ####+ (like what amd uses: ex 2400+)
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there isnt one, but heres a quick guide i made:
Thoroughbred cores:
2000+, 1.67ghz
2200+, 1.8ghz
2400+, 2ghz
2600+, 2.1ghz
Barton Cores:
2500+, 1.8ghz
2800+, 2.08ghz
what should i type? "amd speed guide" didnt help much
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try googling 'AMD clock speeds'
heres another guide from tomshardware:
type "amd 2700+ = GHz"Originally posted by mooseman2070@19 November 2003 - 21:46
what should i type? "amd speed guide" didnt help much
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will do
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According to amd the model number is the speed the processer should be running at
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im looking for a conversion to GHz
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a conversion from ghz to what?Originally posted by mooseman2070@19 November 2003 - 18:45
im looking for a conversion to GHz
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