Cpu and motherboard speed. Hi, I'm trying to build a gaming computer and I read that when buying the motherboard, it must be able to support the speed of the CPU. How do I determine the speed of the motherboard and CPU? I've looked through countless specs...

Cpu and motherboard speed. Hi, I'm trying to build a gaming computer and I read that when buying the motherboard, it must be able to support the speed of the CPU. How do I determine the speed of the motherboard and CPU? I've looked through countless specs...

Could it be due to >motherboard speeds? On booting up I could see that PC1's motherboard> shows > a clock speed of 133mhz though I have no idea on PC 2's motherboard speed. > How do I check motherboard speeds? I don't have the motherboard manuals > for...

is supported by the motherboard, it should work even if the module has a faster speed. So no matter if i buy the 1GB 240 pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 800 (PC2 6400), my motherboard will only give me the speed of 400 or 533? So the performance will only at 533...

experiance with them. was just curious on if any people have had trouble setting up RAID 5 with a motherboard. and what speeds I should expect with 6 HDD's in RAID 5. optimal would be the same speed as 5 HDD's. but not sure how good the motherboard raid controller...

fall out. You are limited to what your mind can perceive. Many motherboards have a "SPEED SPECTRUM" option in the bios. This varys the clock speed to reduce EMI outputs. Dissable this and you should get a constant cpu speed. The ram could be a dirty...

cpu speed. When my computer boots it goes right to setup and says the computer hung for an unspecified time, it wants to set a new speed I have a P3 500 mhz CPU and an azus 440BX motherboard what speed should the cpu Bus/PCI Freq. (mhz) set to? <P ID="edit"...

chipsets were designed before speed grades faster than PC66 were available, so the chipsets are constrained to only recognize PC66. In fact, early, early PC66 memory does not have a serial presence detect (SPD) circuit, which tells the motherboard the speed...

i would have to lower the processor multiplier so it dosent overheat? Or are the speeds of the ram the maximum motherboard speed that the ram will accept, making DDR33 useless to me unless i overclock? Also, i have read something about the AMD processors...