You seem to have a problem, ricky. It looks as if you've been sold a Thoroughbred 'A', which is a poor overclocker and gets far too hot (should be around 40C), as you can see. You need a bigger HSF with a copper base. You need to assemble your HSF using only pure silver windscreen-heater repair paint (from any car spares shop), after removing the supplied phase-change material and lapping the contact surfaces dead flat. These are the minimum requirements before attempting m/b resoldering. The wire trick may not get you the Vcore voltage selections you require. Your best option is to RMA the cpu you have on whatever pretext and replace it with the cheaper and far better performing Duron1.6, based on the Thornton core. Otherwise, the advice on nforcershq seems OK, although you are unlikely to get the present chip much beyond FSB138 which I would consider unacceptable. Your 5V (4% down) and, to a lesser extent 12V, PSU lines seem to take a bit of a canning, too, which can be important on that m/b. Some way to go with the present combination. [As I said, I wouldn't have chosen this m/b!]
OG.