Athlon XP-M 2500+ How far will it go?

I've read that this cpu has been clocked past 2500 mhz @ low voltages and temps. Does anyone have one of these cpus, and if so what results have you had?

I have the 2600M barton, got it from Newegg. Doesnt recognize anything above 12.5x multiplier, because the bios doesnt include its Id, but its unlocked otherwise. (comes up as unrecognized CPU). I use crystal CPUID and NVIDIA system UTILITY to play around. Currently on my k7n2delta its 2675 214 FSB 12.5 , 1.7v rock stable. Goes higher but will go up slowly, temps are good because i enabled the powernow
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hi all
well as my sig shows ive recently upgraded both my cpu and memory
i bought p4 3.0e prescott and corsair twinx1024-4000pro modules
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