How far can i go

i have a sempron 3000+ socket a processor
k7n2 delta2 series fsr mobo
768mb ddr pc3200 memory
2 80gb hard dr
2 cdrom
400w ps powerlink
+3.3 28a
+5 40a
+12 18a
3 case fan
2 case blower
copper heatsink up to 2.2
thanks

Hi
There is no set figure on how far an overclock will go as each piece of hardware: cpu, motherboard, memory and power supply can limit the overclock. It is all trial and error so be prepared to reset the cmos a few times.
Read the Kingfisher sticky at the top of the page as well as any other information that you can find to help you achieve the best, stable overclock.

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