875P@280MHz FSB-QDR1120!

[Crashman]

<A HREF="http://forum.abit-usa.com/showthread.php?s=1b05e6623bb8308e9119cc73baadda67&threadid=8342" target="_new">Linky Linky</A> You get your bus speed up to 280MHz in clock cycles, which is 1120MHz using Intel's QDR bus speed numbers.

<font color=blue>Watts mean squat if you don't have quality!</font color=blue>

 

[svol]

Wow... talking about insane speeds.

My dual-PSU PC is so powerfull that the neighbourhood dims when I turn it on

 

[Grub]

Wow....

Any man can withstand adversity...The true test of character is to give a man power <i>Abraham Lincoln</i>

 

[Crashman]

What Abit said in their marketing documents can be construed as a guaranty of the IC7-G supporting at least 250MHz bus clock, aka 1000MHz.

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[FUGGER]

<A HREF="http://fugger.netfirms.com/270fsb.jpg" target="_new">Been there done that</A> I will post up a 280+ later. Im switching out ram to break into the 300's.

Abit is using Giel Dragon PC4000, Im using Kingston HyperX 3500C2

HT enabled, higher Mhz, less Vcore.

<b>"Granted I dont own a P4. But I read enough stuff and waste enough time on forums newsgroups IRC and computer news sites that I proberly know more then if I DID own a P4." -vk2amv</b>

 

[jclw]

There a few benchmarks around now with 300+ FSBs.

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They're running FSBs 50% faster (effectively) then my workstation CPU speeds

*Dual PIII-800 @900 i440BX and Tualeron 1.2 @1.74 i815*