The bad (and good) news ...
An Acer OEM mobo/BIOS will have few if any OC'ing options, but the PhII 925 will take an 'old school' over-clock --- if you purchase a new motherboard.
Your current limited OC options will revolve around the AMD OverDrive utility. You should download, install and see if it expands your OC capabilities (it depends upon the southbridge on the OEM mobo).
To over-clock you must simply raise the system clock speed above stock 200MHz. Aftermarket cooling really helps your over-clock. There are two sweet spots: 250MHz or 240MHz. With the stock cooler you will be lucky to get there (it depends on your CPU volts).
If you are purchasing RAM, you should likely replace your motherboard. A
2x2GB kit of DDR3 1333 with a
new motherboard will cost less than $100 US, and work like this:
System clock: 250MHz (25% over-clock)
IMC/NB multiplier: 9x
HT Link Speed: 8x
RAM divider: 533
The max CPU multiplier for the PhII 925 is 14x -- that would take your chip to 3.5GHz, or 14x250MHz
Your RAMs will be running 1333MHz (5.33x250MHz) with the HT link speed at 200MHz. Your IMC/NB at 2250MHz.
Hopefully, with your CPU volts at 1.35v or so ...