KT6 Delta - CMOS/GPNV Checksum Bad error

Well Im going to get a new psu tonite but I wanted to cover my butt in case the problems I'm experencing could be something else...
If I do cmos clear I get the CMOS/GPNV Checksum Bad error...
All I know is to set my DRAM>SDRAM frequency to 266
and then it gives me BSOD....
any ideas why besides the psu? I really don't know any of the settings so Im just gonna leave them at default unless you say otherwise.
Oh - I can't tell what my cpu is running after the SDRAM freq change but before its always running at around 1.15 (Im pretty sure)????
Athlon XP 1800+
MSI KT6 Delta
128mb Samsung PC2100 (I also have 2x 256mb Elixir PC2100 out of the case now)
GF4 ti4400 (some brand not sure)
Seagate IV Barracuta 60gig

Me might have big problem. When me clears CMOS I get bad error too. Enter today and how much clock there is, both in the world and in my PC -> is alright. But memory no 266 Yes 133

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Thanks for the advice, I'm taking note of them to apply them each time that I take a look at my PC state. In fact, some time ago I got a problem with dust on the motherboard but it never came to my mind that I could be having a problem in the PSU because of the same reason, in fact I didn't use to clean dust from it just from the devices, thing that I'm changing right now.
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Can help anyone to resolve my problem.
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someone can help me ?
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Pushing up this topic.
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Howdy chaps,
Got my K8N Diamond Plus today, first thing it said when I booted up a new rig with it was:
CMOS Checksum bad - Press F1 to setup or F2 to load default values.
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What's so hard to understand .
clear cmos erases it/all data , no valid checksum exist after this .
cmos is then loaded with bios defaults from the bios chip , but checksum is still not valid until cmos is saved .
Only way to get valid checksum again it to save cmos settings from the "cmos setup menu" .
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Please list your components. Include the PSU.
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