MSI K9VGM-V (MS-7253)

Hello all and i`m glad to be here :D.If you can see the topics name that is my mother board.these are my specs:
CPU AMD Sempron 3400+ 1.98Ghz (oc from 1.8Ghz)
Mobo MSI K9VGM-V (MS-7253)
Memory 2x1 Gb Corsair Corsair Value Select 667 mhz
GPU EVGA nVIDIA 8600GT Superclocked
The thing is that i want to overclock more my CPU at least to pass over 2Ghz barrier.In the bios if i set the FSB at 223 my computer wont start now i have it at 220 and it works fine.I think there are some settings that i have to change that will allow me to pass the 2Ghz barrier
Thank you all that will answer

Quote from: al3x3y on 03-April-08, 05:02:09
sorry for my late reply.so i change the memory index to 400mhz and the with memtest i changed the timing to 4-5-5-15 i dont know why i can`t change it to 5-5-5-15.
now what should i do?i hope it wont crash my os again.
thank you
"so i change the memory index to 400mhz "
and..? does that helps?
"and the with memtest i changed the timing to 4-5-5-15 i dont know why i can`t change it to 5-5-5-15."
Memset, not memtest   This one: http://www.tweakers.fr/download/MemSet.exe

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    Quote from: al3x3y on 03-April-08, 05:02:09
    sorry for my late reply.so i change the memory index to 400mhz and the with memtest i changed the timing to 4-5-5-15 i dont know why i can`t change it to 5-5-5-15.
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    thank you
    "so i change the memory index to 400mhz "
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    "and the with memtest i changed the timing to 4-5-5-15 i dont know why i can`t change it to 5-5-5-15."
    Memset, not memtest   This one: http://www.tweakers.fr/download/MemSet.exe

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