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Boling is correct. &nbsp;FSB is a very confusing topic, due to memory manufacturers and cpu manufacturers coming up with their own terms.
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Boling is correct.  FSB is a very confusing topic, due to memory manufacturers and cpu manufacturers coming up with their own terms.

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If you go to your BIOS, you can check the multiplier and it if says 12, then you take 12 x 200 and you will get your speed.<br />
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I think your multiplier is 14 because 14 x 200 will give you your speed, which is 2.8 or 2800.
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If you go to your BIOS, you can check the multiplier and it if says 12, then you take 12 x 200 and you will get your speed.

I think your multiplier is 14 because 14 x 200 will give you your speed, which is 2.8 or 2800.

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I have awarded boling full points for a concise 100% accurate answer
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I have awarded boling full points for a concise 100% accurate answer

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I have system with the following specs:<br />
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CPU: P4 2.8 GHz 800MHz FSB<br />
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Motherboard: Asus P4C800-E Deluxe <br />
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Memory: 2 x Corsair 512 Mb XMS 3200 DDR (Matched trwin)<br />
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When I run 3D Mark 2003 on this system I noticed that it reports the FSB speed as only 200 MHz.<br />
What is going on here?
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I have system with the following specs:

CPU: P4 2.8 GHz 800MHz FSB

Motherboard: Asus P4C800-E Deluxe 

Memory: 2 x Corsair 512 Mb XMS 3200 DDR (Matched trwin)

When I run 3D Mark 2003 on this system I noticed that it reports the FSB speed as only 200 MHz.
What is going on here?

Wrongly reported FSB speed

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