What is the best settings? 2400 a xp

i just upgraded my procesor fron amd DURON 1600 (1.2 ghz) to 2400 athlon xp
can you guys tell me what is the best settings in bios or anywhere so i can get the max out of my computer?
thanks in advance

..." what is the best settings in bios or anywhere so i can get the max out of my computer? "
If that means you want to o/c , follow Fredrik's advise. Perhaps (hope not) the ??? memory could give some problems when over clocking. If PC is doing a good work as it is right now, stay with it. As hardware options are too many, the possibility that a certain mix doesn't work as it should because of a single part of it is most common and when o/cing this gives most problems. What HSF are you using ?

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