- Oct 29, 2017
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Greetings, this is my first question here.
The motherboard in question is a Gigabyte Motherboard GA78LMT-USB3
This is running AMD Athlon 2 X270 processor with 4 GB of RAM.
Windows 10 X64 if that matters.
As this is the only system of mine that had overclocking supported, I tried to Overclock the CPU. Here is what I changed:
■ CPU Frequency to 300 Mhz from 200 Mhz
■ Gave the minimum increment to the CPU voltage.most probably 0.010 or something.
Now when I restarted after saving the settings, The computer got hanged at POST. I restarted and since then I was not getting any screen into the monitor.
As a result, I tried to reset the CMOS using Jumper pins.
Success, the PC got started but it told me that checksum is bad and asked me to press a key to reset BIOS otherwise it would revert to last known good configuration in 10 seconds. Its a shame that I didn't had a Keyboard plugged in at that time. As a result, BIOS reverted to LKGC.
Subsequently, I tried to reset BIOS again using the jumper but it didn't help.
I understand that it is a fairly old PC but I would really wish that this machine should be up and running again.
Thank you for any help you provide
The motherboard in question is a Gigabyte Motherboard GA78LMT-USB3
This is running AMD Athlon 2 X270 processor with 4 GB of RAM.
Windows 10 X64 if that matters.
As this is the only system of mine that had overclocking supported, I tried to Overclock the CPU. Here is what I changed:
■ CPU Frequency to 300 Mhz from 200 Mhz
■ Gave the minimum increment to the CPU voltage.most probably 0.010 or something.
Now when I restarted after saving the settings, The computer got hanged at POST. I restarted and since then I was not getting any screen into the monitor.
As a result, I tried to reset the CMOS using Jumper pins.
Success, the PC got started but it told me that checksum is bad and asked me to press a key to reset BIOS otherwise it would revert to last known good configuration in 10 seconds. Its a shame that I didn't had a Keyboard plugged in at that time. As a result, BIOS reverted to LKGC.
Subsequently, I tried to reset BIOS again using the jumper but it didn't help.
I understand that it is a fairly old PC but I would really wish that this machine should be up and running again.
Thank you for any help you provide
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