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from a poster on the abit forums
You should try the following settings:
First things first, set your memory timings manually (do not use SPD). Not knowing what your memory is rated for, I'd suggest the following under the assumption that this is fast/quality PC3200. 2-5-3-2, or 2-6-3-2.
Next, set the GAT settings to Auto, Auto, Auto, Disabled, Disabled. The last two are not essential but will increase stability.
Set AGP voltage to 1.65v. This is not essential but may once again increase stability.
Set DDR voltage to default or manufacturer recommended.
Set strap to 800, cpu:mem devider to 5:4.
Set the FSB to 250 (effective will be 250:200).
Leave the cpu voltage at stock to begin. If you have problems, step up a little at a time, but don't go over 1.65v.
This should give you 3.25GHz while running your DDR400 at stock speeds.
Good luck!
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