Part IV: The System Clock, the Front Side Bus, and Overclocking

Likely most of us know of a "front side bus" or FSB.

Here, we can control the FSB (Front Side Bus) clock frequency.

Here, we can control the FSB (Front Side Bus) clock frequency.

Bus speed refers typically to the front side bus or FSB.

The abbreviation for this is FSB (front side bus).

Athlons to date have used a 200MHz front-side bus.

In older Intel processors there was information about FSB (Front Side Bus).

FSB (Front Side Bus) — The electrical interface that connects the processor to

The internal bus is also called the front-side bus, or FSB.

This bus is also referred to as the front side bus, or FSB.

System bus - Another name for front side bus (FSB).

This has progressed pixel technology from FSI (Front Side Illumination) to BSI (Back Side Illumination).

The processor bus, also known as the system bus, connects the processor to the North Bridge of the chipset.

The third key element is the speed of the front side bus (FSB) and the L2 cache.