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April 17th, 2003 01:00

so if you do digital video, or photoshop, you will definitely see an improvement.

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April 17th, 2003 01:00

A program that spends all its time doing calculations would run 2.4/1.8 times faster, or 33% faster. That's the best speed improvement you will get. Programs that are I/O bound (disk access, internet access, display access) will show no improvement.

April 18th, 2003 14:00

By the way, you can probably go to a 2.6 instead of a 2.4.  I did.

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April 18th, 2003 22:00

I think the 2.6GHz is 533FSB, my chipset only supports 400FSB and 2.4GHz is the highest it goes.

 

 

 

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April 18th, 2003 23:00

you can upgrade to a cpu w/a 533 fsb, from a cpu w/a 400 fsb ... can't you?

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April 18th, 2003 23:00

that is incorrect, 400fsb went up to 2.6.
There is ALSO a 533fsb 2.6.
unfortunately the 400 2.6 is a little more $$$,

find it on newegg, I am getting it sometime next week.

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April 19th, 2003 00:00

The price here of a 2.4GHz 400FSB is NZ$400 and the 2.6GHz 400FSB is NZ$1000 what a price jump for an extra 200MHz

 

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