Overclock how can i overclock my pc dg31pr board core 2 e 2200?

Unfortunately the hardware in the lifebook does not allow overclocking. it can be done but requires both hardware and software hacking to do so.

Hello Kbda,

Intel DG31PR Motherboard support the cpu of following types Intel® Core™2 Quad Processor, Intel® Core™2 Quad Desktop Processor, Intel® Core™2 Duo Desktop Processor, Intel® Pentium® Desktop Processor,Collapse to hide the details Intel® Celeron® Processor, Intel® Celeron® Desktop Processor, Intel® Celeron® Dual-Core Processor, Intel® Xeon® Processor.

Also visit the link provided below :

http://processormatch.intel.com/CompDB/SearchResult.aspx?Boardname=dg31pr

It's the motherboard, the BIOS forgets that there are components attached to the board and can't detect them.
Time for a new motherboard, this one is unfixable and it you wait too long it will fail while you use it with who know what consequences.

In my opinion the DG31 PR is better. Here is a link from the manufacturer: http://www.intel.com/Products/Desktop/Motherboards/DG31PR/DG31PR-overview.htm .

All Asus P5GC-MX/1333 mobos are "X-series" boards.  

If you put higher speed ram on that mobo, it will just run the ram at lower speeds.

The board will not take 1333 speed DDR3, because it is only DDR2 compatible.

OVerclocking is complicated and risky, here is neither the place to teach or learn overclocking.

Some newer core 2 chips will automatically overclock, when all but 1 core is in hibernation (which will never happen if you are using vista). Other than that overclocking involves setting the bios to increase the memory buss speed, as well as slightly increasing the cpu and ram voltages as needed for stability. There is a great risk associated with manually overclocking and adjusting voltages, and should not be attempted by beginners on machines they value.

Overclocking is something you should only do if you are fairly experienced with computers. Most motherboards that overclock are made for overclocking as are the processors used. Good overclocking requires a balance of increased FSB, multiplier, increased voltage to the ram and sometimes the processor as well, and excellent cooling. It is easy to burn out your system by overclocking. There are many things you should know first. For that reasion alone it is impossible for me to tell you how to overclock it.

But, go to www.extremeoverclocking.com. This is a site made for people who want to overclock. Read and browse through the forums. You will also find some excellent by the numbers guides there. Sigh up and jump in. When you perform your first overclock, come back and tell me. I've been overclocking since 2002.

Sirwriter

http://downloadcenter.intel.com/SearchResult.aspx?lang=eng&ProductFamily=Desktop+Boards&ProductLine=Intel%C2%AE+3+Series+Chipset+Boards&ProductProduct=Intel%C2%AE+Desktop+Board+DG31PR&OSVersion=OS+Independent
go there and search for your model and update the BIOS
normally that will enable you to do more things such as oc'ing

If you are using Dual Core the mother board you are using may have PCI Express Slot. So that you may install Graphics card. Only for particular lower end mother board doesn't have this feature. Any way tell me your motherboard make and model no. e.g., Intel DG31PR, 945GNT, DG41TY etc.,

go into the bios when your computer is booting up.
then change processor speed.
dont overclock it too much or it will explode.

overclocking is a risky processor which increases cpu speed . i causes cpu burn out causing damage to mother board . if ur computer is in warranty time then ur warrnty might be get cancelled and can cause serious money loss