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jmcphe01
By jmcphe01
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I'm new to overclocking I was overclocking the cpu now when computer starts there is no picture my monitor works just fine

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So, the PC probably doesn't boot. Clear the Cmos and lower the clocks or use higher volts.

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So, the PC probably doesn't boot. Clear the Cmos and lower the clocks or use higher volts.

I can here it boot no picture and all I messed with was cup ratio and frequency
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unplug it, take out the battery that's in the motherboard (google "CMOS battery") for a min, put battery back in, try to change the speed again.

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uhmm. at least watch some videos on youtube with your hardware to know where to start.

 

just jumping into overclocking as a noob can destroy your stuff.

cpu:i7-4770k    gpu: msi reference r9 290x  liquid cooled with h55 and hg10 a1     motherboard:z97x gaming 5   ram:gskill sniper 8 gb

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unplug it, take out the battery that's in the motherboard (google "CMOS battery") for a min, put battery back in, try to change the speed again.

This worked thanks

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