Also, you may be interested in a further overclock? You can do this ONLY in certain motherboards. There is a large chip on the motherboard, the largest other than the processor. The last numbers on it are either 66 or 83. If they are 83 you can safely run your computer at 83MHz bus and 375MHz CPU (PCI would stay 33MHz). That is the exact same setup I used when I was using my beige G3.
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