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  1. July 18th, 2005, 11:31 AM #1
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    Question about cores.

     
    I have build a computer with a 3200+ Athlon 64 Winchester with Integrated FSB.
    I am going to build another computer and am trying to decide weather to get one with Winchester with Integrated FSB, or Venice with 1GHZ FSB
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    Venice. It also has an Integrated FSB, which is also known as Hyper Transport, but it is better [the CPU in general].
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    Venice because it has SSE3 support, and it's also supposed to be slightly better at OCing, they both have 1GHz FSB which is 200MHzx5 HTT=1GHz

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    Yeah, I just noticed that it says it supports Hyper Transport!
    I guess that is the same and Integrated FSB.
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