From owner-freebsd-hardware  Fri Jul 30  9:54:35 1999
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Subject: Re: 100Mhz Bus
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It really depends on what is your goal. Unless you have entire I/O related
apps for most time as system running. See the middle column in Table-9 on P.9
	www-itg.lbl/gov/~jin/performance.pen.ps
You do need PC-100 for the 100 MHz bus, but not for the CPU. That is what
cache is there.

	-Jin

loree.3@wright.edu wrote:
> This is not really freebsd related, but I just ordered a K-6 3D Now! 400
> cpu, and, not really thinking about it, I am still using 128 MB of good
> old EDO ram.  Do I need 100 mhz memory to use this cpu?  Or does it
> depended upon the mb I am using (FIC VA503+ super baby 7).
> 
> Signed,
> Mr. Stupid


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