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Thank you for your replies. I'm curious, if there isn't a difference in performance, then what is limiting the computer from taking full advantage of the 1GHz HTT on the newest boards?
Actually it is socket 939. http://global.shuttle.com/Product/Barebone/SN95G5%20V3.asp
So what do you think? Could someone point me to an FAQ that explains HyperTransport?
I was planning on getting a Shuttle SFF system, but the one I want only has an nForce 3 chipset, supporting 800MHz HyperTransport. I was wondering what this means, and how the performance will differ from a 1GHz HyperTransport nForce 4 chipset? Will the 800MHz one be enough for a Venice 3200?
I am in the same boat as the OP, I would really like the SN95G5 V3 because of its looks and it is $100 cheaper. I am wondering though, what is the difference between the 800MHz HTT and the 1GHz HTT with the SN25P? I don't fully understand HTT (coming from Intel). I planned on pairing this...