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What is FSB? How is it critical to the whole system's performance? Is it to do with RAM ?
The Front-Side Bus (FSB) is a critical component in determining a computer's overall performance, specifically influencing how quickly the CPU can access RAM. Intel's 800MHz FSB and AMD's 400MHz FSB illustrate the importance of matching FSB speed with compatible RAM speeds to avoid bottlenecks. High-speed RAM can be costly, and performance cannot be solely judged by the FSB number; factors such as memory architecture and latency also play significant roles in actual performance outcomes.
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