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To: milo_morai who wrote (155260)1/13/2002 8:32:43 PM
From: Elmer  Respond to of 186894
 
It's not freq. specific? Better go back to school.. I'm not saying they may not have met the specs or the RFI requirements, but everything is freq. specific except a resistor that is not coil based.

No, I said the bus spec isn't frequency specific. I've developed test capability for several generations of FSBs and there is no difference in electrical requirements for different CPU frequencies. There is a bus spec and every processor and every chipset has to meet it. If the MB manufacturer failed to provide proper power conditioning then it's a bum board but I did mention that at the beginning.

EP



To: milo_morai who wrote (155260)1/13/2002 10:31:28 PM
From: Windsock  Respond to of 186894
 
Moron - Re:"everything is freq. specific except except a resistor that is not coil based"

Does that include the 12 volt DC battery in my 7000 lb Chevy Suburban?

Does the "frequency" change when I throw 2000 lbs in the back and it becomes a 9000 lb Chevy? I know that I have to add 20 psi to the air springs.


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