Hi,
As you can see this is my first post and yes, I'm here for your support and I appreciate all of your efforts, answers.
Unfortunately my English is not so well-shaped

I'm trying my best for this mad passion... a computerized one
I built my new rig last month and cfg is this:
C2D E7200 / AsRock P452000R / 2 x 2GB A-Data eXtreme 4-4-4-12 @ 1.96V / 250 GB WD AAKS / nVidia 9600GSO / TT Case and TT TR2 470W PSU. [also 2 x 120mm fans + a fan controller]
*motherboard link:
ASRock Motherboard - Product - P45R2000 - Overview
Now I am asking myself why did I choose this board... besides the jap. capacitors and the good reviews.
1.My problem here is with the OVERCLOCKING. The only OC I've made was on AMD old sockets (A, 754, 939) and this is my first (

) with Intel - C2D e7200.
First, I wanted a small amount of OC and I knew I had to rise up the FSB from 266 to 333. The basic overclock. (9.5 multiplier -> which
I couldn't change and I really don't want to think it is
locked)
The CPU voltage was/is the 1.250 (VCOREB) and VCOREA (the one showed by CPUZ) is 1.088.
2.I saved those minimal changes in BIOS and then it restarted. Of course, the PC powered on and then my display went stand-by while the pc-case-speaker started to
beep.
I knew the only way to have my PC back was to reset the CMOS - Waited a bit... reset... then pushed the power button and all went back to normal.
(on the software overclocking with AsRock OC Tunner it is the same - only this time a blue screen error appears)
-------- so:
What am I doing wrong? I'm in despair.... wasted money.... I saw a lot of people overclocking their rigs (basic oc) just by increasing the CPU's FSB. I'm starting to think that I have to change some ram memory settings... such a waste
[also there is a jumper on the mobo that changes the desired cpu FSB from 1066 to 1333 - they say it is good for better OC - even if u have a 1066mhz Core2Duo. I don't get it . What kind of overclock if there's no regular boost?

]
I attached some
print-screens: (they`re in order)