WoodShedWonder

Okay, so I went to overclock my cpu, and I was using Ryzen master, and was just planning on a very small, and safe over clock. I have a Ryzen 9 5950x, 750W PSU, B450 ASUS Motherboard, RTX 2070, 32GB of Ram. Basically computer started to run a stress test, AIO didn’t recognize CPU was at cutoff range for temperature, PC shut off. Now the PC won’t turn on, everything plugged in the back IO work and get power, but it looks like everything else on the motherboard gets now power, when I click the power button on the case the power supply will click like it’s turning on but there is no post or anything. I was wondering if I fried a VRAM or power delivery in some way, and I know there’s a slight chance that RAM or CPU could be fried, but just reaching out to see if anyone has advice on what is going on.

Okay so I've got a driver issue I cannot figure out, I can boot in safe mode on displayport and it works fine and once I use DDU and get rid of the drivers I can load into windows just fine, but once I install new drivers displayport stops working but but HDMI still works. I'm trying to get two monitors to work at once and its not happening. Specs: I5 7600k RTX 2070 Tri Frozr

Didn't even think of that will do

I've gone through bios updates, grahpics driver updates, I've tried hard restarting my monitor, and different displayport cables to no avail. I took my GPU to my friends house because I thought the displayports were broken but it worked perfectly, I think I've come to the conclusion that the monitors displayport might be the issue because even my integrated graphics connected with displayport doesn't work. When I would boot with the GPU in I would get the windows logo then I would proceed to lose connection. HDMI works perfectly fine with the monitor but not displayport. I'm just wondering if I can finally rule that the monitors displayport is botched or not?