koolman_

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my P4 2400mhz shows itself 2387mhz any ideas why?
GF2Ti 32mb
intel 850emv2
256 pc800


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wschuerm

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because the marketing value almost never is the value you see in your bios my PIII 600 runs at 597 Mhz small difference, i think you cant do anything about it since you have a intel mobo so everything is locked as far as i know else i think you have to OC the FSB a litttle bit

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because the marketing value almost never is the value you see in your bios
Umm, the multiplier in CPUs is always a nice round integer or integer + 0.5. In this case, the P4's multiplier is fixed at either 24 or 18 depending on whether it's an A or B. So the culprit is either that the FSB on the motherboard is set a tad low for some reason or that the 2387 is an incorrect reading.

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Like, who really cares man? Nothing is ever accurate, FSBs always have around +/- 1 to 3% error ratio, therefore some speeds are reported either lower or above.

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