3D Spotlight has posted an Athlon XP overclocking guide
On the old T-Bird all you had to do was use a regular HB pencil and draw a connection between the four L1 bridges and the lead in the pencil was enough to let current flow through and thus the CPU was identified as unlocked by the BIOS, you were able to change the multiplier as you wanted then.Read more
With the XP things have changed though, it's made of an organic material, a sort of PCB board actually, as opposed to the old T-Bird which uses chisel. We have written a detailed guide on how to unlock XP's multiplier for some serious overclocking...
