Set teh FSB of my mainboard higher?

what you guyes thing about setting teh FSB of my mainboard (ms 6309) a bit higher?
is there someone who has done this, should i do this?
i have a Pentium III 1ghz.
(im about to buy a new computer soon)

Unless done carefully will become unstable

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Sorry my fault...
but before I give you my system spec - I stuck in a 550W power supply and all is fine.
However when I clock it up to 166 system crashes - better ram needed I guess.
But FSb at 160 is fine....
Considering its warm weather at the mo - my machie hits around 50 -55 degrees when playing something like fs2004.
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M
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Please check the standoff's between the board and the case, if one is shortning stuff like this can happen....
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Setting your ram at Auto should run it at 400, which is a 1:1 ratio with the cpu. This is the optimum performance for stock settings. As you increase the FSB to the cpu, the memory clock increases at the same rate.
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This is my 3DMark2K1 score, somehow, lol I managed to get it o/c'd stable like at 3.0ghz .. http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k1=8193585
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Setting your ram at Auto should run it at 400, which is a 1:1 ratio with the cpu. This is the optimum performance for stock settings. As you increase the FSB to the cpu, the memory clock increases at the same rate.
PAT (MAT) turns off at over 218 on the FSB. At 218 FSB your ram will run at 400*218/200 = 436. PC3700 is rated for 462, so there is a bit more room for overclocking. There is a trick (feature?) that if you set the ram speed at 400 instead of Auto, PAT (MAT) turns off and you can usually run at a higher speed with a higher performance mode setting. You have to play with performance mode and FSB settings to find what works.
For example, with my ram I can use ultra turbo if I set the FSB to 225 or higher. At an FSB of 200 I am limited to Fast.
If you want extreme overclocking, you will have to set your ram speed to 333, which actually runs at 320, which is a 5:4 ratio. Then when the FSB is at 250, the ram will run at 400.
I would recommend you read some of the stickies in the overclockers forum and then post questions there.

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I have correctly fitted my CPU but it is not running at its full speed
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HELLO ...
this is my system :
PD 930 3.0
MSI 945P NEO
2G DDR2 533
I AM TRIYNG TO OC MY CPU BUT I HAVE A PROBLEM . HOW CAN I SET THE FSB:DRAM TO 1:1 IN THIS MAINBOARD???
I DIDNT FIND THE OPTION TO DO THAT ..
2- WHATS THE LAST BIOS VER. FOR MY MAINBOARD??
THANKs FOR THE HELP

Quote from: the king2006 on 19-September-08, 13:37:32
but why i dont have 400 !! its weared
Dunno ask here as suggested:
Quote from: BOSSKILLER on 19-September-08, 13:35:27
According to manual should have 400 option{That will keep it in 1:1}:
System Memory Frequency
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Have a ask here: http://ocss.msi.com.tw/ if 400 is N/A.

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