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CPU multiplier
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CPU multiplier
Also called the "clock ratio," it is the speed ratio between the computer's frontside bus (FSB) and the CPU. For example, a 10x CPU multiplier runs the CPU at 10 times the speed of the FSB. The CPU multiplier is changed in the BIOS setup. See overclock and multiplier lock.


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SPI-S uses either industry-standard 64B66B framing or optionally, the enhanced OIF CEI Protocol (CEI-P) framing that provides Forward Error Correction (FEC) support, yet retains a 64/66 clock ratio.
Both the M2006-02 and M2006-12 include the following features: -- Forward and inverse FEC multiplication ratios are pin-selectable -- Support for active switching between inverse-FEC and non-FEC clock ratios (same output frequency) -- Support for input reference and VCSO frequencies up to 700MHz, and support for loop timing modes -- Output jitter less than 0.
The AK73 Pro is a jumperless-design supporting clock ratios from 5.
 
 
 
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