A computer motherboard's bus speed has no effect on the installed CPU's speed. In a computer, the motherboard and the CPU are two separate components and do not impact the performance of one another.

The PC has had its fair share of bus slots. What started with the ISA bus has culminated, so far, in PCI Express slots, M.2 slots, and a few other mechanisms to connect devices to your computer ...

The new C269 Equinox from General Micro Systems is a hot-swappable industrial CompactPCI CPU board based on Intel's new Xeon-LP Pentium IV processor (Picture). Featuring dual 3-GHz Xeon-LP CPUs, the ...

my ancient board is a surprisingly versatile Epox EP-5BVPXA, Which I presume has a 66mhz bus. My current CPU is a P200 MMX @ 200 Mhz with a 66MHZ FSB. Now I got myself a K6-2, 300 mhz with a 100Mhz ...

Renesas Technology Corp. today announced the development of the SH7780, a 32-bit microprocessor incorporating the SH-4A, the high-end CPU core in the SuperH™* 1 Family, and a PCI bus * 2 controller ...

sure you can do it. voltage, however, may make it a poor choice.<BR><BR>beyond that, there's mult locking... i can't remember if k6 2's were locked. if so, then you'll have a nice 200mhz processor. if ...