[b]FRONT SIDE BUS[/b]

hi techs,

I've got a quick question regarding the front side bus and how it works. I've read on it but can't seem to understand exactly how it works and of what benefit it is to users. Could someone kindly explain this to me in the simplest way possible. Many Thanks

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supertechCETma

http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-a-front-side-bus.htm

JDMurray

The FSB is the data path between the CPU and the Northbridge chipset.

Start reading the Wikipedia entries for Front Side Bus, Northbridge chipset, and the Southbridge chipset.

terminal

JDMurray wrote:

The FSB is the data path between the CPU and the Northbridge chipset.

Start reading the Wikipedia entries for Front Side Bus, Northbridge chipset, and the Southbridge chipset.

terminal

JDMurray wrote:

The FSB is the data path between the CPU and the Northbridge chipset.

Start reading the Wikipedia entries for Front Side Bus, Northbridge chipset, and the Southbridge chipset.

Thanks...a big help

terminal

supertechCETma wrote:

http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-a-front-side-bus.htm

Cool....got some interesting stuff there as well.....thanks