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What to do when CPU fails

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Completely unplug the computer for a few minutes (from the wall), and then try again.

 

Also do a Clear CMOS / bios reset.

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So i was running aida64 on a overclock i just did (Ryzen 7 1700 - 3,8ghz - 1,280v) and during the test the cpu failed. Or so the EZ debug led's on my MSI motherboard said. My screen went black, and i can't turn of the computer using the power on/off button. What do i do? 

 

Specs:

Ryzen 7 17G

Gigabyte Gtx 1080 arous+

EVGA 750w BQ

MSI gaming b350 pro carbon

2x8gb corsair vengeance RGB ram

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Just now, M.Yurizaki said:

Did you reset the CMOS settings by taking out the battery or some switch if you have it?

Wut, noob-language please 

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Completely unplug the computer for a few minutes (from the wall), and then try again.

 

Also do a Clear CMOS / bios reset.

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Probably hold the power button to force the computer to shut down before you attempt to remove the cmos battery, though.

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