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Specs: 

i5-6400

8gb Crucial Ballixtix 

Asus H110-D

 

 

I had this PC for a few months now. Just this morning, When I booted up my PC, Bios Message suddenly appeared saying "Overclock Failed! Press F1 to go to Bios"

So I was startled, I went to the Bios and reset everything to default.

 

Now I'm scared to shut it down.

I did not overclock anything. Neither of the RAM, CPU etc.

Was this just a bug? or a Major Issue?

Replies will be appriciated.

|| i5 6400 || Asus H110M-D || 8GB Crucial Ballistix || MSI GTX 1060 Twin Frozr || 1 TB Seagate || Cooler Master Blizzard T2 Mini || Seasonic M12II 520W 80+ Bronze || Deepcool Dukase ||

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One thing to know is that, last night, I accidentally pressed the power button. So it booted up, but I was impatient, so I hold the power button to shut it down.

According to this video: 

Can anyone verify this? Thanks!

|| i5 6400 || Asus H110M-D || 8GB Crucial Ballistix || MSI GTX 1060 Twin Frozr || 1 TB Seagate || Cooler Master Blizzard T2 Mini || Seasonic M12II 520W 80+ Bronze || Deepcool Dukase ||

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8 minutes ago, Jownjown said:

Specs: 

i5-6400

8gb Crucial Ballixtix 

Asus H110-D

 

 

I had this PC for a few months now. Just this morning, When I booted up my PC, Bios Message suddenly appeared saying "Overclock Failed! Press F1 to go to Bios"

So I was startled, I went to the Bios and reset everything to default.

 

Now I'm scared to shut it down.

I did not overclock anything. Neither of the RAM, CPU etc.

Was this just a bug? or a Major Issue?

Replies will be appriciated.

just reset settings, you'll be fine.

 

check your ram settings

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5 minutes ago, SeanAngelo said:

just reset settings, you'll be fine.

 

check your ram settings

Will do. Thanks!

|| i5 6400 || Asus H110M-D || 8GB Crucial Ballistix || MSI GTX 1060 Twin Frozr || 1 TB Seagate || Cooler Master Blizzard T2 Mini || Seasonic M12II 520W 80+ Bronze || Deepcool Dukase ||

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4 minutes ago, SeanAngelo said:

just reset settings, you'll be fine.

 

check your ram settings

 

13 minutes ago, Jownjown said:

Specs: 

i5-6400

8gb Crucial Ballixtix 

Asus H110-D

 

 

I had this PC for a few months now. Just this morning, When I booted up my PC, Bios Message suddenly appeared saying "Overclock Failed! Press F1 to go to Bios"

So I was startled, I went to the Bios and reset everything to default.

 

Now I'm scared to shut it down.

I did not overclock anything. Neither of the RAM, CPU etc.

Was this just a bug? or a Major Issue?

Replies will be appriciated.

I once accidentally set my RAM speed to DDR3-1600, while my Pentium G2030 can handle only DDR3-1333 - got the same message! I had to reset the BIOS settings, and everything was back to normal! Problem solved!

Nothing to see here ;)

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