Overclocking Athlon 64...

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What was the little tip to achieve a stable overclock?
I remember reading something like "If the product of the fsb multiplied by the HT link equals ______ than it will be a stable overclock"

Help me fill in the blanks?

Also, how do you adjust the HT multi on a Gigabyte K8NSNXP-939, I've heard that you can, but I haven't found any more proof than that. I hear clockgen does this?
 
There is a BIOS option to change the HT multiplier among other things. Press crtl+F1 to bring up the "advanced chipset features" menu. You can also tweak the AGP, HT, and memory frequencies through the nvidia system utility.
 
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