I have my Celeron Processor overclocked (see signature), and my BIOS gives me the option to change the cpu frequency so I could overclock higher. The option right now is set on "normal", and I wanted to crank the fsb to 160 (now at 155) to make 3.2 ghz, although the system becomes unstable. The voltage options list (besides normal): .01, .02, and .03. What should I do (if anything) to the voltage? Also, I have an option for changing the dram frequency (changeble in speeds of mhz). I have looked onling to see what the dram is, and I have figured out it has something to do with the ram of the computer, although the website I was on only gave ratios; what does this option do?

Can you post some more detailed specs?

Regards,

Korrupt

Sorry...

The Bios Screen Looks as follows:




Manufacturor: Intel(R)
CPU-Overclocking Frequency Function: Enabled
CPU_Overclocking Function: 155
CPU-Frequency: 155
DRAM Frequency: Auto
CPU Voltage Auto
Memory Voltage: Auto
AGP Voltage: Normal


The DRAM Frequency gives me the options:
200mhz
266mhz
333mhz
400mhz
533mhz
666mhz

The Memory Voltage gives me:

.05v .25v
.10v .30v
.15v .35v
.20v

The CPU Voltage gives me the options:
.01v
.02v
.03v

The AGP Voltage gives me the options:

.05v
.10v
.15v