My Motherboard can be overclocked but i dont understand anything about this.

I would like some help.

My motherboard info and manual can be found here.

Mobo

The product specs state:

(1) Flexible CPU/DDR core voltage adjustments
(2) Adjustable FSB/DDR ratio

This is not a very over-clockable board but these setting can be changed in the BIOS Setup.

CPU PnP Setup is where you want to go.

There are not many options here but take a look.

Also understand the risk involved in over-clocking.

Originally Posted by jephree

The product specs state:

(1) Flexible CPU/DDR core voltage adjustments
(2) Adjustable FSB/DDR ratio

This is not a very over-clockable board but these setting can be changed in the BIOS Setup.

CPU PnP Setup is where you want to go.

There are not many options here but take a look.

Also understand the risk involved in over-clocking.

What is the risk?

If you raise the CPU voltage in order to "up" it's clock it will get much hotter than normal.

Usually in order to do this you need to Disable the thermal protection cutoff.

If you do both these things and set the voltage too high then you just "fried" your CPU. Next stop: garbage.

Most systems "should" not allow you to go that far but that is the risk.

Most boards that are designed for overclocking have many more features and safe guards than yours appears to have. I read your manual and there is not much variety outside of "upping" the voltage which will raise the FSB of the CPU.