Overclock CPU screwed GPU?

[MrQuicka]

Hey, i have been googling for my issue but i was not able to find any thing, also I'm sorry for my english.

I have Ryzen 5 3600, 

HyperX Fury Black 16GB 3200Mhz

GIGABYTE B450 AORUS ELITE - AMD B450

MSI GTX 1660 TI 6Gb OC

 

I have tried to move my clock on cpu little bit, i have seen some topics on forums that suggested clocks around 4,2GHz across all cores, so i tried with voltage settings on auto.

After restart PC didn't sign anything, black screen nothing cpu/vga/dram/boot diode goes from to cpu to dram where it stays for few seconds than jump to vga, some times it makes one more loop and stays again on VGA. I already tried reseting cmos via, jumper 3x times, cmos battery take out for night, shorten battery contacts, basically every thing what was able to find. But I doesn't have any effect on the state of my pc.

If you heave any suggestions what i can do, i bag you, please help me... I'm mechanical engineer  i need my pc for my degree

[Jurrunio]

clear CMOS and remove the overclock.

[MrQuicka]

5 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

clear CMOS and remove the overclock.

I have tried as I wrote above, but I doesn't have affect on the situation.

[Stormseeker9]

4 minutes ago, MrQuicka said:

I have tried as I wrote above, but I doesn't have affect on the situation.

Have you tried reseating your GPU? 

[MrQuicka]

5 minutes ago, Stormseeker9 said:

Have you tried reseating your GPU? 

Move it to another PCI-E slot? Not, but I will try...

[Stormseeker9]

11 minutes ago, MrQuicka said:

Move it to another PCI-E slot? Not, but I will try...

Well, that you can try too; but I literally meant unplugging power and taking it out and putting it back in. 

[MrQuicka]

7 minutes ago, Stormseeker9 said:

Well, that you can try too; but I literally meant unplugging power and taking it out and putting it back in. 

This is something I have done...

[Stormseeker9]

15 minutes ago, MrQuicka said:

This is something I have done...

Perhaps, take the pc apart and rebuild it.. wouldn’t know anything else to do. Hope someone else can help you !

[N004Drake]

8 hours ago, MrQuicka said:

I already tried reseting cmos via, jumper 3x times, cmos battery take out for night, shorten battery contacts, basically every thing what was able to find.

my question for you is. did you have the entire computer unplugged? Reason I ask is if your pulling the CMOS battery out but your still plugged into power. It will not do anything. your jumper SHOULD do the trick. But also how much was a little bit moving the clocks? the fact that you kept V at auto that should have made everything safe. if you push power button do you hear anynoise? does it sound like its trying to start up or is it there nothing? if your not hearing anything your GPU could be fine but the system isnt posting at all

 you could have fried your board.

[MrQuicka]

5 hours ago, N004Drake said:

my question for you is. did you have the entire computer unplugged? Reason I ask is if your pulling the CMOS battery out but your still plugged into power. It will not do anything. your jumper SHOULD do the trick. But also how much was a little bit moving the clocks? the fact that you kept V at auto that should have made everything safe. if you push power button do you hear anynoise? does it sound like its trying to start up or is it there nothing? if your not hearing anything your GPU could be fine but the system isnt posting at all

 you could have fried your board.

Yes, it was off and power cord was unplugged. And the jumper doesn't seem to work. In the bios i tried to move CPU clocks from base 3,6ghz to 4,2 across all cores. I have just made a clip about how it looks like when i start the PC, here's the link:

Sorry for the mess around i'm on college.... and so i have school stuff everywhere  

[N004Drake]

18 hours ago, MrQuicka said:

Yes, it was off and power cord was unplugged. And the jumper doesn't seem to work. In the bios i tried to move CPU clocks from base 3,6ghz to 4,2 across all cores. I have just made a clip about how it looks like when i start the PC, here's the link:

Sorry for the mess around i'm on college.... and so i have school stuff everywhere  

awesome thank you! sorry for a long wait.

 

Couple questions things to try:

1. Does your GPU fans spin?
   1. Yes - 
      1. Power down and unplug the power cord.
      2. Remove GPU power cord from PSU
      3. Remove GPU.
      4. Visually inspect your graphics and PCI slot to the best of your ability. DO not use canned air or blow anything.
      5. Reseat your GPU gently, force is not necessary. A little it okay. Plug power back in to card. Plug computer in try to boot
         1. Still not working, maybe try the GPU in another computer you have or a friends. this way we can see if it is the card not the board.
         2. Clear CMOS
   2. No-
      1. Power machine down
      2. Unplug power to GPU and use a different GPU power cord
      3. If that does not work, then try to clear CMOS.
2. Clear CMOS -
   1. power system down.
   2. REMOVE CMOS battery
   3. Short the Jumper for 10 sec.
   4. Put CMOS battery back in.
   5. POwer the system and try to boot.

Try to boot your system with 1 monitor not 2. Also try different ports on the GPU for your monitor, try a different cord. the VGA light tells you it isnt detecting a GPU. so these steps should help you. IF you HAVE done these, just try them another time. 

 

Also right after you turn the computer on hit the 'DELETE' Key multiple times to get into bios. who knows it may override something and give you a display so you can load defaults.

 

[MrQuicka]

7 hours ago, N004Drake said:

awesome thank you! sorry for a long wait.

 

Couple questions things to try:

1. Does your GPU fans spin?
   1. Yes - 
      1. Power down and unplug the power cord.
      2. Remove GPU power cord from PSU
      3. Remove GPU.
      4. Visually inspect your graphics and PCI slot to the best of your ability. DO not use canned air or blow anything.
      5. Reseat your GPU gently, force is not necessary. A little it okay. Plug power back in to card. Plug computer in try to boot
         1. Still not working, maybe try the GPU in another computer you have or a friends. this way we can see if it is the card not the board.
         2. Clear CMOS
   2. No-
      1. Power machine down
      2. Unplug power to GPU and use a different GPU power cord
      3. If that does not work, then try to clear CMOS.
2. Clear CMOS -
   1. power system down.
   2. REMOVE CMOS battery
   3. Short the Jumper for 10 sec.
   4. Put CMOS battery back in.
   5. POwer the system and try to boot.

Try to boot your system with 1 monitor not 2. Also try different ports on the GPU for your monitor, try a different cord. the VGA light tells you it isnt detecting a GPU. so these steps should help you. IF you HAVE done these, just try them another time. 

 

Also right after you turn the computer on hit the 'DELETE' Key multiple times to get into bios. who knows it may override something and give you a display so you can load defaults.

 

So update.... I bought a new motherboard, I placed all the components inside and now it seem that the indicating diods just stop at dram... GPU fans are turning, from my point of view it doesn't have any visual demage on it. All contacts with PCIe seems OK, all circuits doesn't have any problems. Next, I'm going to take my GPU to my friends place and try to test it... All of this is weird... I don't understand how changing clocks on cpu  can affect GPU...