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Nobody can tell you how much youcan OC by since its quite dependent on the exact hardware you've got (not just the brand and model). Since you do have a decent motherboard and non-no-name memory yoou should be ok to go OC for sure. OCing isnt an exact science ... gotta mess around
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socket 478 is the type of cpu socket your processor plugs into. it means your p4 has 478 pins. And with decent cooling you should be able to get a fair amount of speed out of it.
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