There should be a NB multiplier... maybe it's a hidden setting (or a setting limited to BE CPUs). Hit CTRL+F1 at the main bios screen and see if that unlocks anything.
Either way, the CPU-NB frequency rises with the reference clock. By default it's at x10, so 235x10 means your CPU-NB is running at 2350 Mhz right now.
To confirm, open CPU-Z and go to memory. It should be listed as NB Frequency.
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Originally Posted by philhalo66

i only got 2GB's 1 of my ram slots died on my mobo so until i get a new one ill be stuck with 2GBs and vista idles at 1GB
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More ram used with LinX means the IMC is stressed more, and in all my tests I have noticed that CPU temp rises when more ram is allocated to LinX.
Edit: Also, HT Link speed goes up with reference clock, and it's known to cause instability at anything over 2000, so if you have issues, you'll want to lower the multiplier on it from 10x to 9x.