it will have a 21.33x multiplier?Originally Posted by kl0012
The cpu will have multiplier for that.
or do they break down the 100mhz bclock into 3x33.33mhz and then multiply that? if thats the case, then im really confused why they didnt do the same for the cpu ref clock... this would make it very suspicious and less like a slip up from intel and a lot more like a planned overclock limitation then...
lets say they use odd and half multipliers...
21.5x100=2150... but there are already 2133 kits and they might not work stable at 2150, plus some fluctuations of bclock...
sure, they should, but they are only guaranteed to run 2133...
same for 1350 instead of 1333... so its more likely that they support odd multipliers only and ddr3 2133 is actually 21x100=2100...
thats the same thing amd did with am2...
1066=10x100=1000
1333=13x100=1300
1600=16x100=1600
1866=18x100=1800
2000=20x100=2000
2133=21x100=2100
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