- Joined
- Jan 16, 2002
- Location
- Santa Monica, CA USA
Some system specs:
DFI Lanparty NFII Ultra B Mobo
AMD Athlon XP 3200+
Corsair PC3200 512 stick (x2)
450w PSU
W800 Western Digital 80GB HDD (x3)
ATi Radeon 9600xt
Problem:
I was OC'ing in my bios and probally set the vcore too high (was doing well in 1.7 but tried 1.8 because it was a little unstabble but temps were good, about 40*c) and ESC hit F10 to save and ofcourse, it rebooted to reload new settings. After this, the monitor just stays blacks. Ok, so now I try to reset the CMOS by moving the J1 jumper over with the power plug unplugged. I put the jumper back onto it's original state and power in, boot it up, and still black screen.
So now, I try to reset the CMOS again, by taking out power cord, moving the jumper over, and taking out the little CMOS battery. I wait about 5 mins, put everything back into it's original state, then tried to boot it up again and still nothing on monitor.
Could I have burned out my CPU already? I've gotten the whole system only 2 days ago, and doubt it overheated or burned out because temps were fine before the .5 voltage increase.
I've also tried using the "cmos reloaded" hot keys that DFI claims can reset cmos without moving over the jumper, and this still didnt work. I've tried switching out my video card to see if that was the problem, and still no luck
If you guys can help me I would greatly appreciate it.
If it is my CPU, hopefully I can bring it back to Frys and exchange it (i'll just say the system didnt boot up when first installing it or something =x )
Thx again fellas
DFI Lanparty NFII Ultra B Mobo
AMD Athlon XP 3200+
Corsair PC3200 512 stick (x2)
450w PSU
W800 Western Digital 80GB HDD (x3)
ATi Radeon 9600xt
Problem:
I was OC'ing in my bios and probally set the vcore too high (was doing well in 1.7 but tried 1.8 because it was a little unstabble but temps were good, about 40*c) and ESC hit F10 to save and ofcourse, it rebooted to reload new settings. After this, the monitor just stays blacks. Ok, so now I try to reset the CMOS by moving the J1 jumper over with the power plug unplugged. I put the jumper back onto it's original state and power in, boot it up, and still black screen.
So now, I try to reset the CMOS again, by taking out power cord, moving the jumper over, and taking out the little CMOS battery. I wait about 5 mins, put everything back into it's original state, then tried to boot it up again and still nothing on monitor.
Could I have burned out my CPU already? I've gotten the whole system only 2 days ago, and doubt it overheated or burned out because temps were fine before the .5 voltage increase.
I've also tried using the "cmos reloaded" hot keys that DFI claims can reset cmos without moving over the jumper, and this still didnt work. I've tried switching out my video card to see if that was the problem, and still no luck
If you guys can help me I would greatly appreciate it.
If it is my CPU, hopefully I can bring it back to Frys and exchange it (i'll just say the system didnt boot up when first installing it or something =x )
Thx again fellas