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I ran my 3200mz ram at 3600mz on accident and now I’m not getting any display, but my computer turns on. Please help. Edit: oh shit no motherboard output

 

 

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Overclocking usually doesn't lead to a broken computer. Check your monitor cable, maybe it got loose? What motherboard are you using? Reset your bios, let your ram default to its stock speed then enable XMP again.

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5 minutes ago, KREWLIFE said:

Overclocking usually doesn't lead to a broken computer. Check your monitor cable, maybe it got loose? What motherboard are you using? Reset your bios, let your ram default to its stock speed.

The thing is I can’t reach bios, how do I reset the bios without display?

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3 minutes ago, Perfectpolar said:

The thing is I can’t reach bios, how do I reset the bios without display?

Unplug the PC, pull out the battery on the motherboard, wait a few minutes and put everything back.

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5 minutes ago, Perfectpolar said:

how do I reset the bios without display?

Depends on what motherboard you have, some have an actual reset switch on the I/O, some have the CMOS jumper on the board itself, or just remove the bat. Do you use onboard graphics?

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Since you not shared your model, check the manual on what it says.
But if you have turned on super fast boot, it might skip the thing where you can press a key to go into BIOS.
You will need an OS to tell it to go to BIOS.

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7 minutes ago, Pixelfie said:

Unplug the PC, pull out the battery on the motherboard, wait a few minutes and put everything back.

that is usually not long enough. my friend took the battery off for 10minutes. it was not enough. Then he kept it off overnight and then it worked.

 

 

@Perfectpolaryou can also reset bios via the cmos pins. You can google how to use the cmos pins on your mobo

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5 minutes ago, SavageNeo said:

that is usually not long enough. my friend took the battery off for 10minutes. it was not enough. Then he kept it off overnight and then it worked.

 

 

@Perfectpolaryou can also reset bios via the cmos pins. You can google how to use the cmos pins on your mobo

Just means he had a PSU with big capacitor storage. 😉
You can (altho not adviced) hit the power button with the power unplugged to drain those capacitors faster so you dont have to wait overnight.

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