Hi, have a Celeron "D" 2.66MHz running on an ASUS P4S800MX with 256Mb PC3200 DDR RAM and a Radeon 9550. can i beef this toy up a little (a little......without any extra cooling added)?? In BIOS the default settings are....... 1. CPU Speed: 2667MHz (Manual,2667,4000) 2. CPU Frequency Multiplier: 20x 3. CPU External Frequency: 133/33 4. Memory Frequency MHz: 200 (133,166,200) all i've adjusted so far is #4. I wacked the Memory from default 166 up to 200. anything else i can do ?? Any suggestions (apart from getting a P4. lol) ?? if not, doesn't bother me. The toy is pretty quick thanks rob Central Coast NSW Australia

Raise 3 to 140/35 to raise your fsb to 560Mhz and cpu speed to 2.8Ghz. Roger ASPIRE ATXB4KLW-AL Antec 400W ASUS A8N-SLI Deluxe AMD 3700+ San Diego Corsair 1GB 2x512 eVGA 6600GT 250GB Hard Drive Sound Blaster Audigy Windows XP HOME W/SP2

if you want better performance, get more RAM. at least 512mb, if not 1gb. the amount of RAM is your biggest system bottleneck. other then that, do what ^^^ has said. does it have a factory Heat Sink Fan? Argue for your limitations and sure enough, they're yours. R. Bach

If your mobo permits dual channel, then diffentaly consider another stick of 256mb pc3200. Even if its not ,512mb will help in a substantial increase the responce time of your apps and games, so your hdd will not have to pretend its system ram. CHIPSET---i865pe CPU-------Prescott 2.8ghz @ 4004Mhz 286x14 FSB-------@ 1144Mhz RAM-------512x2 in dual config @ 430mhz GPU-------PNY 6800 16x1,5vp OS--------WinXP SP2 HDD-------36gig Raptor

thanks fer yer replies guys. interesting to muck around with OCing. rob Central Coast NSW Australia

p.s. and yes, shall consider throwing another 256mb of ram in there too. :) Central Coast NSW Australia

BTW, should i add ANOTHER stick of 256mb (ie 2 sticks=512mb) OR replace the current stick with ONE stick of 512mb ?? OR does it matter ?? thanks rob Central Coast NSW Australia