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Overclocking issue -

in my BIOS under 'CPU PnP Setup' - This is what i see.

Manufacturer: Intel
CPU Overclock Function: Disabled
CPU Frequency: 200Mhz (Can max to 300Mhz)
DRAM: Auto (200, 266, 333, 400, 533, 666)
Memory Voltage: Normal (Max +0.35v)
CPU Voltage: Normal (Max +0.03v)
AGP Voltage: +0.05v (Max +0.15v)

My computer's power box is currently set on 115, max is 250.. or i think.

What i have: 3 DVD+RW drives, 1 Hard Drive, 1gig ram stick, 3 speakers (1 of them a box), 19' monitor, mouse, keyboard.

I want to max out my computer to a safe speed, when overclocking ill take my computer's side case off.
When it starts up the CPU is at 107*F (with the side of the tower on)

So, what do i have to set my 'CPU PnP' to for this overclocking to work well?

There is nothing "safe" about overclocking.
Overclocking will expedite the waring out of your computer's components.

If you want a higher clock speed, buy a new computer or motherboard and CPU.

Any overclocking is at the owner's risk.