HELP, Uber FAILED Overclock!!!

Started by IceVip
16/07/2011 18:04
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IceVip16/07/2011 18:04

Just if you wonder, im writing here from my sister's pc..

Just about 10 minutes ago i got my new aircooling ~ http://www.google.bg/search?hl=bg&q=cooler%20master%20v6gt&gs_sm=e&gs_upl=310l5046l0l5990l20l18l1l4l4l0l213l1641l4.8.1l13&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.&biw=1024&bih=605&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi
I really wanted a new one so that i can push my cpu to the limit, I got a Q9550 which was @ 3,4Ghz with the stock cooler, when i got the new cooler i tested it out in Prime95 after 8 minutes of 100% load it crashes i tough its from the voltage or something and this is the stupid part, watched some tutorials in youtube of people overclocking their q9550's to 4Ghz and i got the settings, got back to the bios and applied the settings which are only
VCore - 1,32500V and the DDR2 Ram - 0.1V+
i pressed F10 to save to CMOS and when the pc restarted it just.. freezed at the first boot up screen.. where it shows whats your cpu.. how much is your ram .. etc.. and i have no idea what the fuck is going on its just sitting there it wont move it wont load my keyboard to press delete to go in the bios again it just boots and freezes at the first screen, my motherboard is "Gigabyte G31M-ES2C FJ"....... HELP?

jusuuh16/07/2011 18:14

Reset your CMOS, remove your motherboard battery and insert it again. Try then. About the real problems I don't have idea, but at least your PC should boot after these things.

IceVip16/07/2011 18:24

Originally posted by jusuuh
Reset your CMOS, remove your motherboard battery and insert it again. Try then. About the real problems I don't have idea, but at least your PC should boot after these things.

Nope.. doesn't work, something else?

jusuuh16/07/2011 18:32

Oh, and when you remove your motherboard battery, don't insert it before 15 minutes have passed, otherwise doesn't help anything.

Then what I could try is to boot from live-cd, for example to Ubuntu Linux. Sometimes inserting live-cd or even bootable USB stick might give some life to your PC if it's not totally crashed..

http://www.ubuntu.com/download/ubuntu/download There you can get Ubuntu.

IceVip16/07/2011 18:47

Originally posted by jusuuh
Oh, and when you remove your motherboard battery, don't insert it before 15 minutes have passed, otherwise doesn't help anything.

Then what I could try is to boot from live-cd, for example to Ubuntu Linux. Sometimes inserting live-cd or even bootable USB stick might give some life to your PC if it's not totally crashed..

http://www.ubuntu.com/download/ubuntu/download There you can get Ubuntu.

Dont you get it.. it doesnt boot it freezes on the first screen..

IceVip16/07/2011 22:19

blah its fine now after 20 restarts it started somehow..

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