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HELP overclocking went terribly wrong PLEASE HELP!!!

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reset cmos, OR OLD FASHIONED WAY take out the battery from the mobo for 1-3min more to be sure put back in and go to windows if it still says 4,7 ghz then its a miracle ;)

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reset cmos, OR OLD FASHIONED WAY take out the battery from the mobo for 1-3min more to be sure put back in and go to windows if it still says 4,7 ghz then its a miracle ;)

that motherboard has a clear cmos button in the io in the back

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if that would happen to me i would send every thing back to the manufacturereerereree and just say: well ehm its broken please get me a new one 

If you tell a big enough lie and tell it frequently enough it will be believed.

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YOU GUYS READ BEFORE POSTING JEESH. Alright man, on your motherboard, there should be a thing caleld a CMOS jumper. Alright look on  your motherboard manual to find where it is. On my motherbaord, Asus M5a97 is next to the io pins. Completely turn off your pc and unplug the power cable. Now remove the cap off the Cmos. it should be on two pins, but there will be three. remove it and re install it so that it goes on the middle and left pin, if it was originally on the right and middle, vice versa. Wait 15 seconds. Remove the cap and put it back how it was originally. wait 5 seconds. Plug back in the power cable and power on. If this didn't work, remove the motherboard battery for 3 minutes. put it back. this should help. 

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YOU GUYS READ BEFORE POSTING JEESH. Alright man, on your motherboard, there should be a thing caleld a CMOS jumper. Alright look on  your motherboard manual to find where it is. On my motherbaord, Asus M5a97 is next to the io pins. Completely turn off your pc and unplug the power cable. Now remove the cap off the Cmos. it should be on two pins, but there will be three. remove it and re install it so that it goes on the middle and left pin, if it was originally on the right and middle, vice versa. Wait 15 seconds. Remove the cap and put it back how it was originally. wait 5 seconds. Plug back in the power cable and power on. If this didn't work, remove the motherboard battery for 3 minutes. put it back. this should help. 

the jumper really....reflashing bios is the best solution because there might be some bugs in the bios it self then a clear cmos or bios reset won't work

i had this bug with the Asus P8Z77-I Deluxe alot solution was bios flashing to a older stable version

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