I need help I am looking at how every Chipet work and are connected.
Like in the Pentume CPUs the chipsets Northbridge had a BUS going from the CPU to the Northbridge and AGP aand L was also connected direcliy to the Northbridge.
Now the AMD CPUs connect directly to Main memory so just the PCI E and AGP are connected to Northbridge.
And the CPU is connected to Northbridge by Hypertransport.
How can I findout how my chipset is connected to my CPU I have an AMD Athlon 64
and my chipset is
Northbridge Chipset
A.M.D 780G
Southbridge Chipset
A.M.D SB700
And my board uses Hypertransport 3.0
I would like to know if my AMD CPU is conneted to northbrigde and how I know it is through Hypertransport instead of a BBUS
But how is my southbrigde connected to the norhbridge is it still direcctly or what??
How do I find this
Like in the Pentume CPUs the chipsets Northbridge had a BUS going from the CPU to the Northbridge and AGP aand L was also connected direcliy to the Northbridge.
Now the AMD CPUs connect directly to Main memory so just the PCI E and AGP are connected to Northbridge.
And the CPU is connected to Northbridge by Hypertransport.
How can I findout how my chipset is connected to my CPU I have an AMD Athlon 64
and my chipset is
Northbridge Chipset
A.M.D 780G
Southbridge Chipset
A.M.D SB700
And my board uses Hypertransport 3.0
I would like to know if my AMD CPU is conneted to northbrigde and how I know it is through Hypertransport instead of a BBUS
But how is my southbrigde connected to the norhbridge is it still direcctly or what??
How do I find this
