Thanks. Yeah, I cleared the CMOS jumper alot. I was having a fool around with the timings and, yup, couldn't boot to the BIOS

. So cleared the CMOS.
In all honesty I just want to make sure I'm getting what I paid for, and I'm normally pretty good with hardware (well, with Windows 98 stuff!!!!!).
Just since I installed Norton (and a few driver packs which I think could be the case) the system runs awfully slow. Before, I could copy a full DVD in less then 4-5 minutes, and given this system is about 2 years old, it's not bad. I'm sure now that's slow
Also, my video card's power supply is coming from a connector which is also ooked up a fan on the side - could that be doing something? Also, I noticed when it's a default BIOS, the RAM's timing's are different - it's 105 ns for the two 1 GB slots, and 75ns for the 512MB slots. Is that normal, or should I lower the first two to 75 as well?
Not really willing to go insane with Overclocking, just would like a boost or so, nothing crazy to blow it up, but it has a good PSU (500W) ... wait, is that still good nowadays?!
Edor, how do I up the voltage for the Front Side Bus? I think it's currently (well, the Mhz at default) is 800Mhz. Also, the RAM voltage is 18. Should I up that to 19 and the CPU voltage a bit, would that doo any harm?
Thanks alot everyone!!!