hey, i am wanting to get just bit more performance out of my PC and i want to do so by overclocking it. First up How do i over clock it in the Bios. My Cpu is a Celeron 1.7GHz and i have a list of what is on my Bios screen and system components below. Cpu-Intel Celeron 1.7GHz Motherboard-Asus P4SDR-VM/SA/LAN/AGP-UAY (which i belive can only support upto a 2.0GHz CPU and is on jumper mode now) Ram-320MB SDRam Pc133 HDD-20gig Fujitsu CDROM-Acera CDRW Floppy-3.5inch __________________________________________ Bios this is what my bios screen shows CPU=[1700MHz] hit enter and comes up with Auto, 1700MHz and 2266MHz Cpu Frequency Multiple= [17x]ingrey because of jumper free mode on my mother board CPU/PCI Frequency= [100/33] in grey CPU/MEMORY FREQUENCY RATIO= [AUTO] hit enter and comes up with AUto, 1:1 and 3:4 CPU LEVEL 2 CACHE= [ENABLED] BIOS UPDATE= [ENABLED] THERE ARE MORE FIELDS BUT ARE ABOUT PCI SLOTS AND STUFF. Thanx for you time in advance Slorg

damn u people go look at gogle lol okgo download cpu fsb u can increas fsb as u like u can incres 70mhz is the lowest and u can go up the max i thing that u can gain is 1900 mhz so that is 200 mhz gains

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