AMD 2000+ TB core & PC2100 DDR mem

I just installed an AMD XP 2000+ processor with a T-Bred core. I also installed some DDR pc2100 memory. What should I set my bios to in order to make sure this thing is running as fast as possible? Do I set the CPU FSB to 266mhz and then is there anything I need to do to make sure the RAM is running at the same speed? Lastly, the retail box the proc came in says it runs at 1.667 Ghz. WHen I check it in the Core Center, it says it's running at like 1.2xx Ghz. What gives?

Dude... thanks... that fixed like almost all of my problems. Now the bios start up screen appears and now CoreCenter reports 1.667 Ghz! Thanks again.... is there anything I need to do to my RAM now?

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