Overclocking; need maths done.

[Drumdevil]

I'm currently overclocking an old AMD 4200+ system I bought 6 years ago.

Basicly I want to know how high I can set the FSB when the memory clock speed is set to 133 Mhz (DDR_266).

I suck at mathematics very bad, so I need someone to help me solve this.

So far I know this:

200 x 11 = 2200 Mhz (Mem clock is set to 200 Mhz and working at 200 Mhz)
253 x 11 = 2783 Mhz (Mem clock is set to 166 Mhz and working at around 200 Mhz)
??? x 11 = ???? Mhz (Mem clock is set to 133 Mhz and should be working at around 200 Mhz)

The BIOS doesn't show the actual speed the RAM is running at.

[Chubbs]

According to my maths 318.

[Drumdevil]

[QUOTE=Chubbs;35206815]According to my maths 318.[/QUOTE]

Thanks i will try that tommorrow. How did you come to that number?

[Chubbs]

I did: ((253/200)*100)*(200/133)

[ash47]

[QUOTE=Chubbs;35217783]I did: ((253/200)*100)*(200/133)[/QUOTE]

reminds me of similar triangles :P