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Linus Drop TIps

I need help with me ram. It’s a 3200 speed kit and I just changed it to 3200 in the bios. Then I wanted to over clock so I changed it to 3400 and left everything else auto. But when I when to boot it’s not showing on my display and the ram light on my motherboard is yell low. Plz help I just built this system yesterday. And my keyboard and mouse won’t light up.

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Did you reset the BIOS? usually there's a button r something on the motherboard that says "Clear CMOS"

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3 minutes ago, Donut Dan said:

Did you reset the BIOS? usually there's a button r something on the motherboard that says "Clear CMOS"

Their is no button on the IO

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Just now, Linus Drop TIps said:

Their is no button on the IO

you can always check the manual for your motherboard, it should be online and it should say what the right way is to clear the cmos

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HDD: WD Blue 320GB

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Ram: 6x2GB DDR3 1066

PSU: Corsair TX650

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2 minutes ago, Donut Dan said:

you can always check the manual for your motherboard, it should be online and it should say what the right way is to clear the cmos

I’ll try that

 

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3 minutes ago, glenalz81 said:

Pop out the CMOS battery if you need to.

How do I do that

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2 minutes ago, Linus Drop TIps said:

How do I do that

theres a button battery somewhere on the motherboard, you literally use something to gently pry it off.

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