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Ok I'm pretty distressed about this. I have a water cooled I7-4930k and I thought as it was running at 30 degrees Celsius I could very easily overclock it. So I went into the bios and loaded one of the profiles for water cooled overclocking,t temp was still pretty low like 30-40 which is fine. I also have RAM that's corsair dominator 1866 mhz 2x4gb. I decided to put it at it's correct speed. It was at automatically 1333mhz. But when u tried to start it up it crashed. And I went back and basically did the defaults and it still would not start. it gets to the Windows colorful loading screen (right before you get to the user/lock screen) and crashes. It says it could be a hardware or software problem.

PLEASE HELP. ANYONE WHO DOES GETS A VIRTUAL COOKIE FROM ME. But really THANKS to anyone who tries to help, I would really appreciate it.

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Clear CMOS either via either a button or removing the CMOS battery for 30 seconds then retry

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