macsbeach98

The board has got the VIA chipset most of the VIA chipset boards for socket A didnt have overclocking options and the ones that did have any overclocking options were next to useless the best chipset for socket A was the Nforce2.
Also Shirik 06 the XP3200 was the only socket A chip to come standard to run at a 200mhz bus clock not 166mhz a 2500 clocked at 200mhz runs exactly the same as a 3200

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thlnk3r

UneatenBreakfast, the only option you may have is software overclocking but even that can be dangerous. If you're not able to lock the pci/agp bus then you risk loosing your OS to data corruption or even worst...hardware damage. If you're really serious about overclocking and have a small budget to work with then you may want to consider a small upgrade (motherboard/cpu/memory).

Good luck

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Funny I actually have one of these that I have a old soyo via 600 board that has pins on the mother board for over clocking it. I am going to give it to a friend, but I am going to try over clocking it to see what I can get out of it.

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