Different BIOS screen overclocking Issue, any help is appreciated!!

Hi, overclocking has everything to do with quality of your motherboard (like north bridge cooling, solid capacitors etc.), memory modules, cpu cooler you are using, sufficient airflow in your case and your knowledge of overclocking, don't worry about the bios version you have. just OC as high as you can without voltage tweaking.

Can you give me your motherboards exact model number, then i'll be able to tell you if its good enough for overclocking.

Motherboard ID CO96510J.86A.5493.2006.1102.1728
Motherboard Name Intel Guardfish DQ965GF

Motherboard IntelDQ965GF

Okay, well it's an old board that is not suited for overclocking, you can try small overclocks but that's it, maybe more. Just see how much you can push before falling over.

Well that's all I was gonna do but I can't overclock with the bios I have the fbs is not there... And all the programs I have tried can't do my computer.. And thought/ideas?

Remember that bios options differ from motherboard manufacturer to motherboard manufacturer, so that's why the overclocking options, bios options looks different from other boards as you mentioned. Low end motherboards don't have the overclocking capabilities/options in the bios like more expensive higher end motherboards, so you are limited to certain overclocking options in the bios. that's why i said your board is not suited for overclocking. I'd recommend saving up for a sandy bridge or amd bulldozer build when it's released (bulldozer), i know it's easier said than done but it's time to move on, if you are not playing games your current pc is just fine. Regardless whether you play games or not quad core cpu's is the way to go now.

Well thanks for the help my laptop should be here soon anyways.. Have a good day.

you're welcome.