Why the registry is corrupted after CPU overclocking

Q: My CPU is Celeron 366, from 366MHz to 550MHz, boot into Windows 98 o'clock, always prompt "registry damage, restart automatic repair", restart after you can enter, but shut down and then boot, or appear the above error, this is going on, Is it related to my overclocking use of CPU?

A: This problem is caused by CPU overclocking. Because CPU overclocking, FSB increased, the corresponding memory working frequency to improve, if the quality of memory does not pass, can not work under 100MHZ, will cause data transmission errors, directly caused "registry damage" problem.
WORKAROUND: Restore the operating frequency of the original CPU, or replace the high quality PC100 memory and try again. In addition, for Celeron CPUs under the 100MHz bus overclocking, we observed that the key is whether the memory conforms to the PC100 standard, and the graphics card and hard work performance does not have much relationship. Because the current motherboard mostly adopts Line technology, for PCI, AGP expansion card, its frequency only the external bus 1/2, 2/3, namely 33MHz, 66MHz, just meet its standard requirements.