Shoutbox

Try going Start>Run>dxdiag. That should tell you the Processor on the first tab. If not, the BIOS should tell you when you first start the computer and it's running the various boot tests. The basic guide for overclocking is to gradually move it higher until the computer refuses to boot. Periodically check the temperature that your computer is running at as well to ensure that it doesn't overheat. When the computer won't boot, open the case, pop out the battery, and put it back in, to reset. I wouldn't recommend this if you aren't absolutely POSITIVE of what you're doing. Also, this WILL reduce the overall life of your processor.

No it says unknown.
And on the bios it says unknown cpu type.
If i did boot up the overcloking would the proccessor last more than 4months?

Try that program Kao gave you and if that doesnt work then try updating the bios?
Try upgrading the BIOS.

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Originally posted by booboo
No it says unknown.
And on the bios it says unknown cpu type.
If i did boot up the overcloking would the proccessor last more than 4months?

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did you look at my post? everest will tell you, i have the same, everything says Unknown CPU type, everest says what it is though.

don't try overclocking if you still have a stock heatsink and no special cooling in your case, it's probably not worth it

Yep it works!

Could you help me know please?

well like i said, if you don't have good cooling in the pc i wouldn't suggest overclocking it.