With the disclaimer that I'm no AMD expert...
As a general rule-- if you put faster hardware in a slower board you
usually don't gain anything-- because the faster chip can only run at the slower FSB speed-- in other words-- it creates a bottleneck. Data can only flow as fast as the slowest link in the chain-- the chip's actual speed doesn't change-- but the FSB can only handle so much.
This is why it's good to research
before you buy
Many people think you can just through any chip/video-card/
RAM in any PC and it will go faster--so they end up wasting money on non-returnable parts.
AMD-based PC's sometimes have
adjustable FSB's, however--usually though 'jumper' settings on the board itself.
To know for sure-- we'd need to know the
exact model of motherboard. If your PC is an off-the-shelf model I would not expect it to be adjustable-- but as I said I am no AMD expert.
We need:
Motherboard or PC manufacturer
Motherboard model name/number
Amount/type of
RAM
Video Adapter
...and others-- you could run something like this:SIW
SIW - System Information for Windows - Software,Hardware,Network
save a log-file and post it here.