Thanks, I'm still unsure. Dont we overclock way over 1333 anyway?
Here's my math:
Current C2D run (at stock) at 266MHz, wich we multiply by 4, to get the 1066 number.
The new ones will run (at stock) at 333MHz, so multiply by 4 to 1333.
Now, I may be missing something, but isn't overclocking running at higher FSB speeds than specified by intel? Isn't an OC'd C2D running at 400MHz FSB (pretty routine around here, I think) allready faster than running at 333? It would be 400 multiplied by 4 to 1600MHz.
1066 < 1333 < 1600
Either I'm misunderstanding something big, or most current generation, overclockable mobos are allready more than 1333 compatible. Maybe all they need is a bios update?
If someone could tell me if this is right, or explain why it's wrong, I would appreciate it.