With this simple registry hack you can display any fake configuration you wish for your computer. Please note that this hack will not improve the performance of your computer. Press Windows + R to open up run and type in “regedit”, this will open up the registry editor.Navigate to
H-KEY-LOCAL-MACHINE > HARDWARE > DESCRIPTION > SYSTEM > CentralProcessor > 0
Now in the right panel you will find “ProcessorNameString” Double click on the “processor name string“, now value name and value data will be in front of you, now just type in the Configuration you want to show for your computer in value data and then press OK. 
Now see your system properties by right clicking your my computer icon and selecting properties or Just by pressing {WIN+PAUSE BREAK }
Note: Doing this can mess up your system because it itself will have that info and several softwares and processes might have problem.like some updates. The processor speed will never change by changing it to pentium 5 or more it just displays in the hardware that u have pentium 5 ….
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There’s absolutely no reason to do this. If you want people to believe you have a super CPU then just edit the screenshot in paint
nice..!!
i use it when i wanna sell a fake computer ive sold pentium 3 computers as dual cores, people can be very dumb
@brad
your spot on with what you say.
all other peeps pay for the good part for you pc and dont be fools
Wow! Thank you! I always wanted to write in my site something like that. Can I take part of your post to my blog?
Hello Kaamajakaaya,
You can post it on your blog,Mention this url in source or credits.
Hey, this is cool dude. I was looking for the same And now with your help, I have got it. I’m very very thanful to you.
Hey, is there any way to fake out the RAM too, and to clear the actual speed th processor is running at (which is displayed next to the amount of RAM)
also, is there any way to make the fake info stick after reboot? email me pichu912@gmail.com please
Can I keep this modification after reboot anyway?
Yep, It will not be set to original after default.
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