I know this is a dumb question and I apologise about that, I just need to know the difference between these two. People say that when they overclock, lets say their E6300, they overclock the clock speed, which is at 266 (I assume?). So the FSB of that is 266 X 4 = 1066? And the actual speed of the processor is 266 X 7 = 1862 Mhz? So why is the multiplier of the FSB 4? Why did Intel implement FSB in their processors? And why does it have a multiplier?
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