FX-60 2.6 dual core, WHAT!!!!

Could be that your Bios is not new enough to recognize the FX60...
What is the board, revision number, and what CPU did you previously have?
Does Windows recognize the CPU and using both cores?

It looks like your motherboard has been used in some overclocking experiments before and your frequency and multiplier settings are all wrong. You may want to try resetting the bios, or even getting a new bios, as you have already mentioned. Perhaps, since you have an FX chip, you could look for an overclocking bios on a website like overclockers.com or something like that.

And if you're asking about the 1000 fsb, that's probably not the fsb that you're talking about, its probably the CPU-Northbridge link, in which case, its a multiplied 200x5 for 1000 and 200x4 for 800. You'll probably want it set to the 800 speed, as under higher frequencies on the clock, you'll be overclocking that chip too. So, say your clocks are overclocked to 250 mhz (for example) and you have it set to 1000. 250x5 = 1250. You'd be running your northbridge WAY out of spec, and those parts often don't overclock as well as a processor. You want the final speed of it to be right around 1000. So, 250x4 = 1000.

I'd post more, but I'm not sure how interested in it you'd be. I found all this information on some overclocker's forum when researching the overclocking potential of my rig. It's not a quote, more of just what I got out of it, I may try to find it if you're interested.

Sounds like you are running the old original bios on that board. I have the premium model of the same board and when they were first released they would only show 800 (200 x 4) the new bios fixed that and gave you the full 1000 that it should be (200 x 5) Flash your bios and you can start where you should be.

Check your BIOS. You should have a multiplier of 13. Looks like you have it set at 12. The 200 FSB setting times the 13 will give 2600 mhz. I currently have the multiplier set at 14, which with an overclock gets me to 3010 mhz with ease, though I normally have it backed off to 2968 mhz for a bit lower temp reading. Teh reason that I have the multiplier at 14 is so the ram runs at full speed.

A single core 3800 runs at 2.4ghz. stock speed.

Dahak

AMD X2-4400+@2.6 S-939
EVGA NF4 SLI MB
2X EVGA 7800GT IN SLI
2X1GIG DDR IN DC MODE
WD300GIG HD
EXTREME 19IN.MONITOR 1280X1024
THERMALTAKE TOUGHPOWER 850WATT PSU
COOLERMASTER MINI R120

haha, whoops. I had the x2 on the brain. My bad.