rajiv1990 said: i saw GT/s specified in the new 890 motherboards as motherboards having 6.4gt/s. So i was speaking generally.i dont know whether the term is specific with intel cpu s or their motherboards. Coming to point,the phenom 965 has 4000MT/s and the some intel i series processors have some 4.8GT/s.
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