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Help Overclocking

I have a Powerspec Open Architecture PC with a Intel Core 2 Duo E4500 Processor 2.20Ghz, 2047 DDR ram, Intel Chipset i945gz and American Megatrends Bios. (can provide more details if needed).

I have been reading on how to overclock the processor and from what I gather it needs to be done in the bios. When i go into the Bios I cannot simply type in a new bus speed. I only have the option to select a given speed and cannot type in my own. How do I overclock this processor. I hear the Core 2 Duo can be Overclocked. Any help will be appreciated.

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