If the processor is well… the bad news is that this plates and if you can do by oc bios.

Go to the bios and see if there are options for changing FSB... or if the board allows for 1066FSB processors

Greetings.

In the bios there is nothing to change fsb ... I was told that updating the bios to the latest version can do it...

Bios usually have these plates do not give you any option. And update them on the website of the same serious.

You could find out whether this board is a clone of any q in the website and also verify that they are to put the bios.

well, in that case I think the 1.2 GHz you see is the processor speed when idle (to use less energy) and speeds up to 1.6 GHz automatically when you load a little ... for example, gets a ride Super Pi while monitoring the frequency with cpu-z ... you should be able to see that there is a 1.6 GHz when required.

These branded PCs do not think that can OC ... They do this purposely so that you can not damage the equipment and then claim warranty (usually because no one leaves OC).

Anyway, you can find drivers and BIOS on the website of PB

Look at the page there are drivers for video and audio chipset... And find out what we achieved is that the plate is also known as the Denver 10.