There were three usb connectors located near the cmos battery. Look for the usb marks printed on the board. You can use one of them as an extension for the usb devices (front and back chassis usb...

Sorry, I got it now. I thought it was a bios chip.

Read this link to confirm that your chipset (part of a motherboard) is only designed for 400MHz system bus speed.
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The truth is the chipset can handle 533MHz but your motherboard does not support it and also your motherboard does not support "overclocking". What you need is a new retail boxed motherboard that can...

Like I said before, it is not guaranteed if you run a 533MHz processor to your system because your board is only intended for a maximum of 400MHz.

The best solution in this issue is to get a new...

If you don't see any burnt mark, it's okay. Don't run it too long in your system. Just test it first.

A shorted processor will damage the motherboard. Burnt or shorted processors become severely faded or so much stains in its surface. Mild discolouration is normal.

Yes, you can run a 2.6GHz in...

No need to use bios update. Use retail version of xp (non-sp slipstreamed cd).