Problem overclocking Intel Pentium D 945 3.4GHz

Hey everyone,
Like the title says I have a problem while overclocking my Intel pentium D 945 3.4Ghz.

What happens is when i get the CPU frequency above 220 and I restart my pc it has a problem restarting. The lights first go out, then they start up for a second and then they go out again, it's like a false start, and sometimes it happens two or three times on a row before showing bios log screen.

Right now I have it overclocked 10% but i can't go above that without the "false start" thing. I have a 600w PSU so i don't think it's a lack of voltage problem. Can you guys help me fix this problem ?

My systems specs are:
Intel Pentium D 945 3.4GHz
Asus P5b-Deluxe
Kingston 3gb DDR2 SDRAM 667 Mhz
Nvidia Geforce 8800GT 512MB
Nox Apex 600w

I'm gonna leave some fotos on how my bios looks like now:




If you need anything else just ask and thanks in advance.

FSB:RAM Ratio???
I think it may be memory problem...

garbage i had the pentium d 805 i think it was the stock speed on that was 2.66ghz on my first board before it failed based on nforce chip i was getting 3.9ghz with a little volts maybe .2 extra when that failed i got the p5b the cheaper version of what u have and was still getting 3.75ghz i alway needed extra volts on the northbridge to oc it im not familiar with that brand of psu but if its cheap i would blame that i fried a cheap brand new with the system 500watt psu on the first time i overclocked it btw why are you running 3 gig of ram they are dual channel i hope u have 2x 1gigs and 2x512mbs not 3x 1gigs and with the p45 chipset i think it slows its rates when all four dimms are populated from memory