K7N2 Delta

Hi all
a few questions : Does the K7N2 Delta motherboard support PCI lock?
and secondly, would it be a worthwhile upgrade from my kt266 motherboard?
and thirdly, in terms of overclocking, can FSB frequency past 400mhz be acheived?
Thanks
David

Quote
Originally posted by Deathstalker
David,
Yes on all three.
Take Care,
Richard
Could you please give me some evidence as re-assurance?
(btw i should of mentioned CPU FSB)

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