I just found out about the FSB straps and that it's not manually selectable in the Gigabyte motherboards. Will this be a problem for me in case let's say I'd reach my goal of 8x 450~475 FSB using 5:6 ram divider resulting in 540~570MHz ram clock or let's say I'm VERY lucky and can get 7x 515~529 FSB stable with ram 1:1. Since I'm not familiar with this as I've been using only AMD until now, any1 care to explain how much of a performance impact and does any1 know at which FSBs the straps changes? I'm a tweaker and I really want to run my systems at optimal performance and my goal is also reaching 10000MB/s memory read in Everest for example
. Should I have choosed ASUS or Abit instead or it won't be a concern for me?
Any response on this is very appriciated, thanks.
Originally Posted by RPGWiZaRD
I just found out about the FSB straps and that it's not manually selectable in the Gigabyte motherboards. Will this be a problem for me in case let's say I'd reach my goal of 8x 450~475 FSB using 5:6 ram divider resulting in 540~570MHz ram clock or let's say I'm VERY lucky and can get 7x 515~529 FSB stable with ram 1:1. Since I'm not familiar with this as I've been using only AMD until now, any1 care to explain how much of a performance impact and does any1 know at which FSBs the straps changes? I'm a tweaker and I really want to run my systems at optimal performance and my goal is also reaching 10000MB/s memory read in Everest for example
1240mhz@2.02v 
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