nice i say sorry and you still are an ass...whatever man...your info on the P5B was still wrong...defend that then...
actually I would much rather you provide some form of proof to back up your original statement that the p5b can do 400mhz fsb before since you were the one originally saying it, back your stuff up
and i didn't see an "i'm sorry" anywhere in that sentence, i just saw you saying i am flaming you when all i did was do exactly the same thing you did to me, accuse you of posting inaccurate information, except i actually was able to back my information up
the fact that you say NO to providing proof to your lower multi higher fsb only tells me your full of it...sorry...but if you can't show me then it means nothing....and if you say you have several 4300 over 500fsb then why did you post someone elses cpuz?????? I would have proudly posted my results if i had over 500fsb on it...
Prove me wrong...i love it when i am proved wrong...i dont know everything..and if i am wrong i want to be corrected so i can pass on right information...still say NO do you?
i didn't say no to providing proof, i said you no to the other crap you said.
you haven't backed up a word you have said, i have shown you that the e4300 can in fact do 500mhz fsb, that completely invalidates everything else you have said because you base your entire argument on the "fact" that the e4300 can't do a 500mhz fsb, it can
i posted someone elses cpu-z because i don't have an e4300 sitting in front of me(look at my system specs), but i build custom gaming machines for people, it is part of how i make a living, and part of that service is overclocking them for the people
i have shipped several e4300 machines out the door sitting at 500+ fsb, 515*7 giving 3.6GHz seems to be a very great place for air cooling, but i am not about to call up customers and ask them for cpu-z validations, i'm not that desperate to prove you wrong, i already have done that just by showing that an e4300 can do 500 fsb
now it is time for you to start backing up your crap, prove to me that lowering the multiplier on a processor won't help you get a higher fsb, because i know a lot of overclockers here and elsewhere will tell you differently, but just go ahead and try and prove that one
while you are at it prove that a p5b will do 400 fsb, because i have never seen one that high, the p5b deluxe maybe, but not the standard p5b
edit: if you would have paid attention in the thread, you would have already noticed that tatty_one already posted an anandtech article using an e6600 and a p5n-e in which they were only able to reach a 417 fsb with the multiplier at 9, but when they lowered it to 7 they were able to reach 500 pretty easily
http://www.anandtech.com/mb/showdoc.aspx?i=2894&p=3