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yeah he is rite...i am doing it to run my computer faster. all i use it for is Internet, Online and Counter-strike[tongue].

i do notice a "LITTLE" difference between the 1.666 and the 1.725ghz. but not drastic so it would be wise to run back at the recomended speed. plus im no comp expert and i dont wanna pay someone to unlock it for me. [bigglasses]

seems like a good idea but i dunno if ide wanna try doin that....though i prolly will [bigsmile]

i found the cmos settings as the comp starts up i press delete and there i found the option to change the fsb speed. but im not sure where i could be able to find the multiplyer speed...any ideas of locations or places it would be? thanks...[ponder]

yeah it seams that the system is unstable when i play games at any other speed besides the default. or so thats wut it looks like. so ill just be leaving it alone.

im not too worried about the warranty. but its at 51c rite now...im running it at 140mhz rite now and its running at 1.75ghz. i wont try pushing it till i get another heatsink fan. BUT i tried upping it to 144mhz and when windows 2000 tried to load it said i had a corrupt/missing file and it...

im no expert at all with computers but i was reading about overclocking so i tried to increase the cpu/frequency speed from 133mhz to 134mhz. it is now running at 1.725ghz instead of 1.666ghz. can this harm or damage any part of the cpu motherboard??? is there anything to worry about. anything...

I have an FIC AN17 motherboard with a AMD Athlon XP 2000+ processor that runs at 1.67ghz. I have an Evercool fan that supports up to Amd athlon xp 2100+. Also using Arctic Silver 3 thermal grease. My system temperatures are 33*C(with one 80mm fan) will be gettin another one soon and my CPU goes...