No.
and do you mean 533 MHz?
If your motherboard goes to 533, then that's the max it will go. you can get a processor with a higher fsb, but when you put it on that motherboard, it will simply downclock to 533.
the same goes for ram. however, there are 4 different kinds of ram out right now: SDRAM, DDR, DDR2, and the new DDR3. you have DDR ram. in the DDR catagory, 533 MHz is the highest speed possible. when you go to the next step up, which is 667 MHz, you get into DDR2 ram, and that won't physically fit on your motherboard.