I don't know what's going on with my PC???

[Crazie_Flash]

Hello. I just overclocked my CPU to 4ghz 1.11v using the MSI x99 SLI Plus MOBO, and after I saved and rebooted, it wouldn't boot up, and it still won't boot up. It turns on for about 3 seconds and then it just shuts down. Do you know what the problem is?

[pcshme33]

clear cmos. Your voltage is too low 

[Crazie_Flash]

Just now, EnemySp0tt3d said:

clear cmos. Your voltage is too low 

Then what should I do to stop it from not booting?

[pcshme33]

2 hours ago, Crazie_Flash said:

Then what should I do to stop it from not booting?

increase the voltage to make it stable...

[Crazie_Flash]

1 minute ago, EnemySp0tt3d said:

increase the voltage to make it stable...

How do I get to the voltege if I can't get to the bios? I turn it on and it the monitor says that there is no display

[LeechFilcher]

Just now, EnemySp0tt3d said:

increase the voltage to make it stable...

prob. the best idea yeah ^^. Have you read about overclocking before you went into it?

[Starelementpoke]

Just now, Crazie_Flash said:

Then what should I do to stop it from not booting?

Clearing the CMOS and resetting the Voltage is the thing that should stop it from not booting. Your computer isn't booting because you put your voltage too low.

[pcshme33]

2 hours ago, Crazie_Flash said:

 

Clear your CMOS

[Crazie_Flash]

Just now, LeechFilcher said:

prob. the best idea yeah ^^. Have you read about overclocking before you went into it?

Yes i did, I watched both of the Linus Overclocking guides and used a different guide to overclock to 4 ghz

[Crazie_Flash]

1 minute ago, EnemySp0tt3d said:

Clear your CMOS

How do I press the reset button on the MOBO? That didn't work 5 times.

[pcshme33]

All you do is hit the button on your motherboard that said Clear_CMOS. You really should research how to overclock instead of going right into the bios and maxing out the CPU without touching the voltage.

[LeechFilcher]

Just now, Crazie_Flash said:

Yes i did, I watched both of the Linus Overclocking guides and used a different guide to overclock to 4 ghz

well then you should try to increase voltage or check if your cpu is even able to handle that speeds. Every CPU is different (as you know) and therefore needs different Voltages to run at certain speeds or can't even run them stable.

[Crazie_Flash]

Just now, EnemySp0tt3d said:

All you do is hit the button on your motherboard that said Clear_CMOS. You really should research how to overclock instead of going right into the bios and maxing out the CPU without touching the voltage.

 

I did touch the voltage. I turned it up to 1.11 ghz

[Crazie_Flash]

Just now, LeechFilcher said:

well then you should try to increase voltage or check if your cpu is even able to handle that speeds. Every CPU is different (as you know) and therefore needs different Voltages to run at certain speeds or can't even run them stable.

 

Yes I do know that the guy i was watching probably won the lottery

[pcshme33]

2 hours ago, Crazie_Flash said:

I did touch the voltage. I turned it up to 1.11 ghz

that is nowhere near enough for a x99 cpu with a 4ghz overclock.

[Starelementpoke]

Just now, Crazie_Flash said:

I did touch the voltage. I turned it up to 1.11 ghz

You mean Volts. And yeah, it's too low for a 4GHZ oc.

[LeechFilcher]

Just now, Starelementpoke said:

You mean Volts. And yeah, it's too low for a 4GHZ oc.

give this man a cookie ^^

[Crazie_Flash]

1 minute ago, Starelementpoke said:

You mean Volts. And yeah, it's too low for a 4GHZ oc.

What would you recommened

[LeechFilcher]

what cpu exactly do you own? Maybe we can help you out a bit with the overclocking this way

[pcshme33]

2 hours ago, Crazie_Flash said:

What would you recommened

What cpu do you have?

[pcshme33]

2 hours ago, LeechFilcher said:

what cpu exactly do you own? Maybe we can help you out a bit with the overclocking this way

beat me to it xP

[Starelementpoke]

Just now, Crazie_Flash said:

What would you recommened

That requires trial and error. Bump it up to 1.3v and see if that works. Run a stress test and such. If not, bump it up slightly until it's stable.

[Crazie_Flash]

Just now, LeechFilcher said:

what cpu exactly do you own? Maybe we can help you out a bit with the overclocking this way

a 5820K. you know what, I have a 750w PSU, so do you think that 4.5 ghz on 1.3 volts will work? Another question, if i do said method, will it still last for a little while if I use it 24/7

[Guest]

1.11V sounds more like northbridge voltage than cpu voltage, but then again I haven't touched any of the newer mobo and cpus

reading up on stuff helps before posting

[LeechFilcher]

Just now, Crazie_Flash said:

a 5820K. you know what, I have a 750w PSU, so do you think that 4.5 ghz on 1.3 volts will work? Another question, if i do said method, will it still last for a little while if I use it 24/7

you didn't even get up to 4 and you want 4,5 now. Boy you need to set your goals lower xD. Just try to reach 4 Gghz first and then we can talk about the other stuff. Also do stress testing if you got your system to run. I usually do a 24 Hour stress test to see if it runs stable or not.