I am completely stupid

[bvsbutthd101]

I went to overclock my CPU to 3.6 ghz and I think I went to high on the voltages
Now when I try to turn my computer on nothing comes up on the screen so I can't change the voltages

I've tried everything, taking the cpu out, removing the battery on the motherboard,
and a couple other things, I just can't seem to get it to go on

Can anybody help me?

[stoanee]

Reset CMOS yet?

[_dangtx_]

waiiit a minute


it doesnt turn on right?

if you already took those steps...hmm....take the whole thing out and put it together on thine table.
try again. reseating the other components,removing mobo from case(i.e. unplugging power supply) might do it

edit : oh you got a 750i mobo? theyre much better stability wise than teh 6 series, but still not up to par with other contemporary mobos(its a bios thing...)

that or you killed something

how much juice?

[bvsbutthd101]

Originally Posted by _dangtx_

waiiit a minute


it doesnt turn on right?

if you already took those steps...hmm....take the whole thing out and put it together on thine table.
try again. reseating the other components,removing mobo from case(i.e. unplugging power supply) might do it

edit : oh you got a 750i mobo? theyre much better stability wise than teh 6 series, but still not up to par with other contemporary mobos(its a bios thing...)

that or you killed something

how much juice?

heres the voltages i used
vcore 1.4375
dram 2.1
ht 1.48
nb 1.48
sb 1.60

[_dangtx_]

sb 1.6? hmmmmmmmmm

*breaks open a manual.........

[jcmaz]

I'm no wiz at Nvidia boards but that sounds a bit too high...

[_dangtx_]

Originally Posted by jcmaz

I'm no wiz at Nvidia boards but that sounds a bit too high...

was thinking the same,having been corrupted by inhell mobos :D
. looks like its nothing,or close to nothing lol


ASUS P5N-D Mainboard Review (page 7) - X-bit labs





Vcore Voltage parameter can be adjusted from 0.83125V to 1.6V with 0.00625V increment. Other voltages can be changed with 0.02V increment in the following intervals:

• DRAM Voltage: 1.85-3.11V;
• HT (HyperTransport) Voltage: 1.2-1.96V;
• NB Chipset Voltage: 1.2-1.76V;
• SB Chipset Voltage: 1.5-1.86V.

These are pretty wide ranges, the increment is quite small and the parameters can be changed very easily. For example, just select one of the parameters and you will immediately see the supported range in the right-hand side of the screen.
For the CPU Vcore you will see not only the supported voltage interval but also a special warning. It will remind you of a well-known ASUS mainboard issue: any changes to the processor Vcore when it is not longer set to Auto mode will disable all power-saving technologies.

It is great that they admit to having this issue and honestly warn the user about it, but I wish they had resolved it instead.

[Caldezar]

Reset CMOS should bring you back to defaults. Then you should be golden. If that doesn't help, you have bigger fish to fry...

[sswilson]

What hardware is this for? Unless I'm missing something HT is for AMD systems.

[bvsbutthd101]

Originally Posted by sswilson

What hardware is this for? Unless I'm missing something HT is for AMD systems.

It's an intel system