[Judgie]

Ok before everyone says read the tutorials, i have.

I've gone to the bios screen but cannot see where changing the FSB is.

It is Phoenix Bios screen and on a e-machine PC is it possible it's unchange-able like HP, Dells, etc? How can i check?

Also i'm using a lcd display which for some reason when i'm in the bios screen and when i first turn pc on is off centre (so about a 1/4 of the screen is not veiwable) but when windows comes on is fine. I notice i can change the vga (auto at moment) will this help if i change these settings?

 

[Sloth_Boy]

if you've looked everywhere then you cant change the FSB, all those pre-made PC's from those companies are crap

 

[adas]

yeah, unless its a known motherboard, chances are its crap and wont work...sorry

 

[toxic_flo]

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Originally Posted by Judgie Ok before everyone says read the tutorials, i have. I've gone to the bios screen but cannot see where changing the FSB is. It is Phoenix Bios screen and on a e-machine PC is it possible it's unchange-able like HP, Dells, etc? How can i check? Also i'm using a lcd display which for some reason when i'm in the bios screen and when i first turn pc on is off centre (so about a 1/4 of the screen is not veiwable) but when windows comes on is fine. I notice i can change the vga (auto at moment) will this help if i change these settings?

Scrap the thing and buld your own. Sounds like an OC's nightmare!

 

[ItsLasher]

Yup if you buy a puter from the big companies they lock everything so it looks like you have a boat anchor on your hands

 

[Judgie]

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Originally Posted by adas123 yeah, unless its a known motherboard, chances are its crap and wont work...sorry

Ok guys thanks for the input. I've double checked and the motherboard is a microstar int, model MS-7614 and Bios is Pheonix Technoligies, version 6.00PG

Anyone know what i can do with this if anything?

I've attached the CPUZ txt listing of my machine incase you need to know more.

 

[NoAffinity]

Nothing you can do with it. Proprietay boards are completely locked.