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Are you serious?
Also, your processor is not supported on that board:
http://processormatch.intel.com/Processors/CompatibleProcessors?componentName=DP43BF
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Actually, I think the tables are wrong in this case. The board's TPS says X3000 series Xeon processors, as well as Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Quad processors, are supported, but the tables don't list any of these as supported (and should). Regardless, this hardware is so old that, even with overclocking, a modern Atom processor is likely going to kick its a$$. As far as this endeavor is concerned, I don't do or believe in overclocking so I cannot provide any insights into how to use the BIOS parameters for this and I do not believe that XTU supports processors this old.
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How much you can overclock is going to vary from one processor to another. Regardless, this system is 9+ years old and on its last legs. If it is really going to to be used by children, why are you jeopardizing its continued existence trying to overclock it?
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I already use it, but I can only overclock it a bit.
Squeezing its extreme performance, it is still possible to play some games with it.
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