That is my Tower, or Computer in that Link, It gives you all the info about my drive and my processor?
There is no link. Please list the make/model of your motherboard, which A64 CPU you have, which type/speed of RAM, make/model of video card, & the power supply make/model/wattage & specs. If you have an OEM system (Acer, Dell, Gateway, HP/Compaq, etc), you can forget about overclocking.
well, I dont think its impossible... there was several people had the same processor, and they overclock theirs, but one question, I cant seem to get to my BIOS, i press Insert and it doesnt get me to my BIOS Setting?
Is my insert button dead? xD
You can't overclock an HP, at least not thru the BIOS. That's typical of almost ALL OEM systems. If HP provided the necessary overclocking options, 1000's of clueless morons would enter the BIOS, jack the sh!t out of the settings, make their systems unbootable, then flood HP support with calls. The fact that you don't even know which key to press tells me that you don't know what you're doing either.
Actually, there was a guide on how to get to bios with my motherboard, I got to it once, but then, the next try, it wont work?
it seems like my Insert button wont respond
Let me try again: 1. Your system is NOT overclockable thru the BIOS.
2. "Insert" is NOT the key used to enter the BIOS. Once you figure out which key it is, you will find that you have none of the required overclocking options are available. I'll give you a hint --- it's one of the "F" keys.
Then do you know how I can do it?
How you can do what? You can NOT overclock your HP thru the BIOS, I can't state it any simpler or clearer than that. Have you even figured out which key will get you into the BIOS yet? Once you look at the menu options, you'll know why you can't overclock - there are no overclocking settings! The HP BIOS is deliberately made to be "bare bones" so that you can't overclock. You may able to find overclocking software that will work with your system, but don't expect miracles.
I know i cant do it with bios, I mean do you know any other way- that means instead of the bios
