FSB and memory speed for overclocking K7V D+

yeah best to run the two at the same speed, most efficient that way.
beware that if you go too high on the fsb that the agp and in particular the
pci bus gets out of spec, and you run the risk of corrupting data from the
hard drive. so much so that you can trash your registry ~ been there, and it
aint no fun lemme tell ya

the KT266A is a great chipset, but its not much of an overclocker like
the 333 and 400 are, since they usually come with a PCI divider that allows
one to set or lock the PCI bus while taking the fsb to 166, 200 or even
higher


"Lowen B. Holde" <lbholdeNOSPAM.TakeThisOut@attbi.com> wrote in message
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 > I have a K7V Dragon Plus! (KT-266A) mb with an Athlon XP1700+, 2x256mb
 > Crucial PC2100 RAM and an ATI 9500 Pro. My question is, should the fsb
 > speed be set to the same as the memory speed? Say, set both at 140? Or
 > should I leave the memory at 133 and just adjust the fsb up for
 > overclocking? Any other settings that you recommend for overclocking?
Tkx
 > in advance!
 >
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