According to the Chip ID number it's suitable for a 266Mhz FSB. I believe that the Front Side Bus (FSB) refers to the bus between the CPU and RAM. The Athlon has supported a 266MHz FSB for some time, Modern Intel CPUs support a 133MHz FSB
Is this speed achieved by 14x100 or 10.5x133 or am I up the wrong tree What you are refering to here is the Clock multiplier and Frequency settings for the configuraton of a CPU.
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From: Mike Rees
Hi
Thanks for all the replies..obviously I'm not an isolated case.
I think I'll have a shot at the mysql and php (about time I done some scripting again, instead of having to make sure they've tried plugging the thing in before calling me!).
Thankfully time (for implementation) is not a pressing issue (YET) Any suggestions for getting to grips with learning the above are most welcome. I've already ordered a book.
Going off subject anybody got an 1.4 AMD Athlon?
According to the Chip ID number it's suitable for a 266Mhz FSB.
Is this speed achieved by 14x100 or 10.5x133 or am I up the wrong tree again?
Thanks again for your help.
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Mike Rees Ysgol Glanymor School Heol Elfed Burry Port Llanelli Carms SA16 0AL
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