You had eye surgery THIS morning, and you're on the computer? Hope everything turns out OK. I've had surgery in my left eye to relieve the pressure for glaucoma, so I know it's no picnic.
Speaking of eyes, last time I saw the eye doc, she recommended bi-focals, cuz I can't see small print up close, or far away for that matter. She asked me if I spent alot of time in front of a computer. LOL!
Feel better, get some rest. Thanks as always for your input. And stop getting all technical on me talking about waveforms!
Hope you have a quick recovery.
I was looking at a Biostar mother board here:
http://www.directron.com/p4vtb.html
It says it can go up to an 800 Mhz Front side bus. I know this depends on what type of Intel cpu I get. But the specifications state that I'm to use ddr 400 ram. I know that DDR means double data rate. So is this how an 800 Mhz front side bus is achieved? The mother board also supports 533 and 400 Mhz. So does these bus speeds depend on the type of Intel cpu I get? I know different processors have different bus speeds, but I'm trying to understand how the bus works. Thanks in advance. If this is a double post, sorry about that. I thought I posted earlier, but I don't see my post here.

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