Simply raising the FSB won't harm your CPU very much. At most, you'll maybe lose 1 - 2 years of lifespan..so in 8 years or so you might need a new one, but chances are you'll upgrade long before then.
Yeah, just because the computer seems to be running OK doesn't mean it's stable, run Prime95 for about 10 - 12 hours.
Also, download CPU-z from www.cpuid.com and see what your memory is running at.
EDIT: "Haha, Are you serious? The only way you are litterally going to "fry" a chip is if you run like 2.0 volts through it for a week."
Um, he said "upping it by .5 - 1 volts"..upping it .5 would put him around 1.9, and upping it 1 whole volt would be like 2.4 - 2.5!
I think the most these chips are rated at is right under 2.0V, but it will still get damaged before that.
Yeah, just because the computer seems to be running OK doesn't mean it's stable, run Prime95 for about 10 - 12 hours.
Also, download CPU-z from www.cpuid.com and see what your memory is running at.
EDIT: "Haha, Are you serious? The only way you are litterally going to "fry" a chip is if you run like 2.0 volts through it for a week."
Um, he said "upping it by .5 - 1 volts"..upping it .5 would put him around 1.9, and upping it 1 whole volt would be like 2.4 - 2.5!
I think the most these chips are rated at is right under 2.0V, but it will still get damaged before that.
