After overclocking last night I ran a burn in test for 3 hours and everything passed, my temps were good. I played a few games and then turned my computer off. I wake up this morning turn my computer on and hey look no post beep. When i turn it on the green light on the MB is on and all of my fans are working, my tv recognizes that something is plugged in. but no video and no post beep. First i thought resetting the cmos would work, i did that and took the battery out with no luck. I took everything out of my case to see if that was the issue but it wasn't. I thought it might have been the slot for my gpu so i switched it to the other slot and didn't get a post either. So i'm guessing its my cpubecause even when i take it out the same thing happens. Any suggestions on what i should do? I don't have any spare parts at the moment so that's not an option. Thanks
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No post after overclocking.
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Using Asus MOBO? try use Bios flashback, or turn on your computer and then turn it off and quickly check if the cpu is hot, it might be dead, or something else is wrong. And what CPU is it? what MOBO what PSU?
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