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I tried overclocking my system but it hangs even for a 10 mhz increment increase. my config is below...

Intel Pentium 4 Processor (Willamette) (478 Pin) 1700 Mhz
256 KB L2 Cache
128 KB L1 Cache

Mercury KOB P4M266A NDFSMx (Prescott Ready)(533 Mhz)
SupportsAGP 8X (Sideband Addressing) (Fast Write Disabled)
Supports 184-pin DDRAM
VIA Chipset 8237

Installed: 512 + 128 Random Access Memory (SDRAM) (Princeton?Micron)
CAS: 2.5 2 2 5

Asus Radeon 9600XT (4 Pipelines, 16 Shaders)
Supports Pixel Shader 2.0
Hardware T&L, Truform, Smartshader, Hyper Z. ETc.....

Creative Audigy 2 ZS Sound Card (24 Bit HD Rendering)
Creative SB700S 7.1 Surrour Speakers with Subwoofer

Pinncale PCTV Plus - TV Capture Card

Seagate Barracuda 7200.8 IDE 80GB + 40GB (120GB)

Logitech Spill Resistant Keyboard
Microsoft Wireless Optical Mouse 2.0 w/ Tilt Wheel

IboX - GrabIt - Black - Chimney Technology

Samsung CD Writer 52-48-16
LG DVD-CDRW Combo 48-42-16

p.s. coudlnt find a bios upgrade and comp doesnt allow me to flash bios eitherways.. any way of overcoming this.. pls let me know...

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If it hangs, then I guess your motherboard doesn't support overclocking. If you really want to overclock, get a good mobo like DFI, MSI, ASUS etc. These boards are good for overclocking. I've overclocked my CPU by 350 MHz, just by increasing the FSB by 37 MHz. It's the MSI K8N Neo3 board

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Try raising your latency timings of your memory. Try it running 3-3-3-8 and use 2T timings.

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