Senor Roboto

Well I looked in my manual, and the only jumpers it had in it were two. One about clearing the system configuration, and another that configures the subwoofer audio signals.
And your second idea, looking at the processor it self. It's covered by the heat sink, if I take that off to take a look at the cpu, will it be easy to put back on?

Edit: I went into that BIOS thing, and it said the CPU FSB was 100 mhz. Would this explain the problem?

Edit2: I brought the CPU FSB up to 133 MHz, and now apparently my CPU is running at 1.67 GHz. I'm just wondering if this is safe for my computer, and what am I actually doing.