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Tejas will most likely be a 1200mhz bus part, but as with basically all of intels future lines, the new fsbs would only be available on the last 2 speed bumps of the processor as to correspond with ddr2 speed advancements, then maybe theyre rehash all of the previous processors with the new bus like they did with the C series. And unless intel fixes thier memory effeciency problems you wont get anywhere near the full bandwidth of the memory, as right now it takes a bus speed of between 1066-1200mhz to even get the maximum throughpt of ddr400
 
wont get anywhere near the full bandwidth of the memory, as right now it takes a bus speed of between 1066-1200mhz
I didn't quite get that. A 1066Mhz FSB would operate synchronously with DDR533, regardless of memory bandwidth efficiency. Therefore, it is theoretically impossible to use the full bandwidth of DC-DDR400 with anything less than a 800Mhz-FSB, and it's also impossible to utilise the full bandwidth of DC-DDR533 with anything less than a 1066Mhz...

Also, a 1200Mhz is not the corresponding FSB for the next memory speed bump; from DC-DDR533 (1066Mhz FSB) the next step is DC-DDR667, which corresponds to a 1333Mhz FSB.
 
We need more MHz Mr. Scott!
I can't give you any more MHz Captain! If I push her any harder Windows will crash!

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