I wish to overclock my motherboard to 200Mhz, but when I change the jumper settings, I get system freezes. I moved the FSB up to 100Mhz, because it is now at 66Mhz. How can I avoid the system locking up on me? I know I am changing the right jumpers, because I have followed the instructions in the user's manual exactly. How can I speed up the system? I currently have a P1 166 Mhz in the board.

DANG IT!! That old system. How the heck can you run win 2000 on it. Anyways,,,I think 100Mhz is the highest it can handle because of your RAM. I have a 1.7Ghz @ 1.9 GHz and I have 512 MB of SDRAM and that is why I can only go up that much because my RAM just gives up. If I had the money to buy the a DDR 333MHz RAM then I would hopefully overclock it to 2.26Ghz or above. So I think your RAM is limiting you in overclocking but I would say that 100Mhz FSB is very nice. Just wondering...why don't you go out and buy a new computer or something. They are getting really cheap these days. Compared to your system...you can buy a good P4 or AMD system for 599.00 from dell or gateway and it will flyyyyy.

http://www.computersurplusoutlet.com/showproduct.asp?category=4&subcategory=11

Go to this web page you can purchase a 200-233mhz or so for about 5-10 bucks. If you look at this site you might be able to build yourself a good get-by computer for spare change.