Overclocking Question

[Exo]

I am new to the computer world, but learning quickly. I have the computer in my sig currently on the way to my home. (I did not build it but it is a custom)

I was told that I could overclock this if I chose too by the person building the computer, but I have never tried overclocking anything.

Today, I was told by a person I work with that the motherboard I have will not allow overclocking. Is this true?

Here is a link to the motherboard:

http://www.techbuy.com.au/p/162515/MOTHERBOARD_INTEL_SOCKET_1155/Intel/BLKDP67DEB3.asp

Processor:

http://http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Core_i5/Intel-Core%20i5-2400%20CM8062300834106.html

Can this be overclocked and is it worth overclocking?

 

[linkin]

No, because most Intel branded boards are for reliability and not overclocking, and with the latest Intel CPU's, you need a K-version processor (eg: i5 2500K) to overclock, as they have an unlocked multiplier and the BCLK (Base Clock) is tied to things like PCI-E and chipsets, so overclocking is hampered unless you have a K version CPU and a motherboard with overclocking features. ASRock make some great overclocking boards for the price. Probably the best value for money boards out there at the moment.