My AMD Athlon 64 X2 4400+ Dual-Core Processor.

There's none. Except for Cool N Quiet which is disabled by default. When I try to change my CPU Front Side Bus clock frequency which is set at the lowest. The computer doesn't boot and when I boot it again, it says that overclocking has failed and it will be reverted back to the default settings.

As for adjusting the CPU ratio from Auto to 2200Mhz, it made no difference. The only difference now is that in my computer properites, the clock speed appears as 1GHz instead of 999Mhz.

Also, most bios nowdays have a load defulats option in them. You shoulden't have to mess with a jumper unless you cant get into your bios or see whats on screen. dudy80

CPU-Z? Care to elaborate? nic2000

Its a program that tells you everything about your CPU and memory. Search and dowload it, its free.

Ok. I took a screenshot of me running CPUZ. I'm sure it can go up to 2.3MHz because I used MSI Dual Core Center to monitor the processor fluctuation. It remains at 1000Mhz most of the time. AMD Cool and Quiet is turned off in the BIOS and CPU ratio is at 2300Mhz at the BIOS too already.

http://img180.imageshack.us/img180/9746/86628159jq4.jpg

Small FFT for just cpu testing, which is all you need.

No. Its lagging like hell on games. How do i reset itnic2000

disable cool in quiet in the bios, but for modern games a 4400x2 isn't going to give you super framerates, but sould be playable on medium-high for most games