Performance wide, we can't tell difference but some chips like certian set of multi and FSB settings in order to reach certain OC speed. My kid's E7400 is fine for 10.5 x 360 but another E7400 in my friend's rig, has to settle down 10 x 375.
Multiplier vs FSB
I was just curious is there is any difference in stability at the same speed by changing either the multiplier ir FSB to get that speed.
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It is about balance and finding it. The multiplier is simpler as does not affect RAM clocks. FSB does so you may find yourself tweaking RAM ratio to achieve stable OC. I am not saying one is better just they present different issues.
Edit: But I would start with multipliers first but maybe just me.
Edit: But I would start with multipliers first but maybe just me.
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