I don't follow your logic, Tyler. How do you believe Intel comes to classify one Kentsfield 6600 quad-core CPU as 2.6G, and the next one as 2.4G. What is the process, as you conceive it? Here are a dozen CPUs, fresh off the assembly line. What happens? Do they throw them up in the air to see which bin they fall into? Littlefield, Tyler writes: > If you think that computer companies and other people always tell the truth, > then you've been sheltered. > It is probably possible, through overclocking, to get the processor to do > more than it will normally. Just like you can speed up windblows by changing > things. But... It's not already done for you. > Thanks, > Tyler Littlefield.
