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What is the mathmatical formula to caculate the cpu speed of more mopdern cpu's?


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What do you mean by a formula, its measured in frequency, unless you are meaning one of the benchmark calculations of which there are many you would have to specific(you would be as well googling it). If you want the formula for frequency you can easily find that out.
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What is the mathmatical formula to caculate the cpu speed of more mopdern cpu's?
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Front Side Bus speed X multiplier setting in BIOS, usually.

Therefore, an Athlon XP 2400 clock speed of 2Ghz would be 133 (FSB) with a multiplier of 15 = 133x15 = 1995 (near enough).
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