Wah...how can 120G turned into 470G? huhu...u are so lucky bro...huhu..

free hdd space !
still able to boot into windows ?

...that's cool ...anyway, i think it's your HDD

already use divider?should try it...mine just use Kingston KVR 512...
can get until 265Mhz for memory...after that...cannot...coz gonna burn my processor
using stock fan only
anyway...just read the overclocking thread....i might find sumthin to help u...
just like me man

What mobo r u using?
U sure it locks your PCI speed? Check it with clockgen

, god...how come i could forget that, yeah viper, check your PCI bus, it's lock or not, sometimes, when increasing FSB, the PCI bus also rise up...

why not use bios?
if use bios to OC does it also raise the PCI bus??
not right?
can change to 470GB??wahh??can OC HDD also??
hehehe...joking onli....

owh that...
normally, when overclocking in windows (not sure in BIOS though - but my PCI locked), increasing FSB, might as well increasing PCI bus, not too sure why's that, but it happens, so, by using ClockGen, uncheck "Ignore GSB/PCI", and you should be able overclock without worrying about PCI bus anymore...

if i'm not mistaken, that your problem, you can't go beyond 239MHz right, and from what my bro XP, just like i said previous post, just set it to 250 or watever you can get, (sure it won't boot), just hard reboot, hold "Insert" key while pressing power on button, this will bring you into boot-safe option, but still your BIOS is at 250 now, just hit F1 "Continue Anyway" and you should be able to run Windows...

owh that...
normally, when overclocking in windows (not sure in BIOS though - but my PCI locked), increasing FSB, might as well increasing PCI bus, not too sure why's that, but it happens, so, by using ClockGen, uncheck "Ignore GSB/PCI", and you should be able overclock without worrying about PCI bus anymore...

if i'm not mistaken, that your problem, you can't go beyond 239MHz right, and from what my bro XP, just like i said previous post, just set it to 250 or watever you can get, (sure it won't boot), just hard reboot, hold "Insert" key while pressing power on button, this will bring you into boot-safe option, but still your BIOS is at 250 now, just hit F1 "Continue Anyway" and you should be able to run Windows...

at this point, i really no idea, because, normally, when overclocking, i used to test one by one, it's CPU, Motherboard and RAM, first thing i'm going to do is, finding max CPU clock, by using lowest memory divider (DDR200), i can pump all the way to max possible without worrying bout my RAM hit the stock clock (DDR400), after that, finding max RAM clock - this use either 1:1 or CPU multiplier set to lower than stock. try squeeze the RAM from tightest timing to loosest timing - this RAM tweak actually pretty take a while , in theory, the loossest timing, provide more headroom in overclocking , after that, max CPU FSB can go, this is interesting, as all CPU and RAM goes to lowest as possible. at this point, i use DDR200 with CPU multiplier 4x, from there, increase the CPU FSB until hit to max, IIANM, i've got 440x5 ...
so that's my overclocking experience, and normally without having problem to load it to windows...perhaps your RAM already it's ceiling?

, yeah...this forum is good right
regarding memory divider, did you update BIOS? aiyoh, D-43 runs at 235MHz is a waste...

have you tried the RAM module into DFI's mobo? (or other mobo), if can go higher than 239MHz, then it's mobo la...also, get other RAM and fix into your MSI mobo, and if they can go like D-43 or not

yeah, as my siggy said..., the only system i had

Actually u hv to check the ram's chip, last time i used hynix d43 can't even clock abit..bt now change to sum Corsair double sided ram, can get 250mhz no hazzle