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9/24 What does it mean when you run a card (e.g. a video card) at 4x or 8x? Thanks. \_ It means that the strobe signals used for clocking AD and SBA data switch 4 or 8 times per reference clock which runs at 66MHz for AGP. Actually, I'm over-simplifying here. In AGP 4x and 8x, the strobe signals are paired (sometimes differential) so those signals only switch at 2x or 4x of the reference clock. |