I have two machines, one Intel, the other AMD.  I ran Everest Home
Edition against both,  to see if they are running as they should.
I am afraid they might not be.  The resulting numbers confuse me.
What do you guys think?  I would appreciate a little explanation of
the significance of the numbers below:

Thanks

Machine 1

ASUS P4B533-VM w/Intel P4A 2.4 GHz CPU & 512 DDR PC2100
Everest says:
CPU is Intel P4A 2400MHZ (18X133) (Northwood)
Real Clock 133MHz (QDR)
Effective Clock 533 MHz
Bandwidth 2133 MB/s
FSB is 133.90MHz
Memory Buss 133.90MHz
Multiplier is 18
Clock is 2410.16MHz


Machine 2

ASUS K7V SE w/AMD Athlon 64 2.4GHz & 512MB DDR PC3200
Max System Buss Speed = supposedly 800MHz
Everest says:
CPU is AMD Athlon 2400MHZ (12X200) (Newcastle S754)
Real Clock 200MHz (DDR)
Effective Clock 400 MHz
Bandwidth 3200 MB/s
FSB is 200.24MHz
Multiplier is 12
Clock is 2402.94MHz

On Sun, 27 Mar 2005 18:10:52 GMT, geezer <w**@willy.com>
wrote:

How so?
Unless I overlooked something they look fine.
Maybe you were expecting "DDR MHz values instead of
frequency MHz values?  For example, when it reads that
"Memory Buss is 133.90MHz", that's DDR266/PC2100 speed.

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