Overclocking msi x340

Question

It would nice if msi could provide a bios with OC control so it would easier to overclock and more stable. a bit like the wind netbook.
being able to overclock 5-10-15-20-25%..... would be great
It is a known fact that the su3500 is easily capable to go to 1.9ghz stable with setfsb.
the acer 1410 with su3500 has the same hardware as the x340, except that it has 2 dimms for the memory.
they overclock very well to 1.75-1.9 ghz and that even with the memory overclocked so the cpu is not a problem.  temperatures are also similar to
stock.  thanks to speedstep its not always at full blast.
there is a big improvement in performance.
MSI if you read this it would be nice if you could offer a new bios for this. lol
I tested mine to 1.6ghz and that already makes a good improvement , especially for multitask

Answer 1

Some more info I discovered on this:
I've got both laptops,
An MSI X340
An Acer Timeline 3810T
Both are equipied with SU3500, and same Northbridge.
The Timeline goes 1750mhz at 250 FSB easily, rock-solid stable.
The MSI is stable at 1610 mhz (230 FSB). Beyond that FSB chances to get a BSOD increase. At 237 - 238 FSB you get BSOD in windows within no time, at 235 FSB you get BSOD when loading the CPU
I think the problem here is are the memos.
The Acer has DDR3, while MSI has DDR2.
The Acer memory (DDR3) probably works great when overclocking it to FSB -> 250 MHz x 4 = 1000 MHz since it handles higher speeds,
however the DDR2 probably is 800MHz, so pushing it to 230x4 -> 920MHz could be too much for a DDR2.