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Sorry I wasn't specific in my post. What you want to do is set a low enough multiplier so you know you aren't pushing your cpu further than it will go. Then raise the fsb in 5MHz increments, testing for stability as you go by playing UT2003 or something like that, until you hit the wall, then back it down 1MHz at a time until you are stable. Then test it overnight with Prime95. I use UT2003 while I'm overclocking because if I can play that game then I can definately get through Prime95 overnight. You'll want to end up with a multiplier and fsb combo that will give you the highest stable fsb and 2300MHz or so cpu (or whatever the highest your cpu will go stable).
Raising your fsb as well as your cpu will give you the best performance because you are increasing your memory bandwidth as well as your cpu speed. It makes a huge difference to do both.
Raising your fsb as well as your cpu will give you the best performance because you are increasing your memory bandwidth as well as your cpu speed. It makes a huge difference to do both.