Overclocking FX60 by changing frequency or multiplier

[davisr]

I recently had stability issues with my pc from increasing the external frequency thru Asus AI booster by 10%. Windows would not load and it looked as if I had an underpowered psu at 535w, so I bought a Silverstone 850w psu and installed it but Windows still didn't load. Once I changed the FX60 back to default settings Windows would load.
My question is, can a FX60 be clocked better by changing the multiplier instead of frequency settings and shouldn't I be able to reach a speed of at least 3.0 without stability problems?

ASUS A8N32-SLI DELUXE MB
AMD FX60 CPU
XFX 8800GTX
CORSAIR XMS PC3200 2Ghz
AUDIGY SOUND BLASTER2 ZS PLATINUM
WD 74G RAPTORS (2) RAID 0
ATI TV TUNER
DELL 2005FPW
ENERMAX PHOENIX CASE
SILVERSTONE[/b] 850w SLI PSU

 

[apache_lives]

I recently had stability issues with my pc from increasing the external frequency thru Asus AI booster by 10%. Windows would not load and it looked as if I had an underpowered psu at 535w, so I bought a Silverstone 850w psu and installed it but Windows still didn't load. Once I changed the FX60 back to default settings Windows would load.
My question is, can a FX60 be clocked better by changing the multiplier instead of frequency settings and shouldn't I be able to reach a speed of at least 3.0 without stability problems?

ASUS A8N32-SLI DELUXE MB
AMD FX60 CPU
XFX 8800GTX
CORSAIR XMS PC3200 2Ghz
AUDIGY SOUND BLASTER2 ZS PLATINUM
WD 74G RAPTORS (2) RAID 0
ATI TV TUNER
DELL 2005FPW
ENERMAX PHOENIX CASE
SILVERSTONE[/b] 850w SLI PSU

its unlocked so do it by multiplier which will in turn increase the FREQUENCY

only Intels benefit from a higher fsb