Hello everyone.
Today I have made up my mind to change my CPU ( I wanna play Planetside 2 at 60 FPS )
So in a last attempt at saving money I overclocked my AMD Phenom 975 from 3.6 to 4.0. Though it did not go well.
I had already overclocked that CPU to 4.0 on another motherboard so I knew it could reach it, however the motherboad I am using right now is a Gigabyte 970-A and in the BIOS it had an option which I did not recognize ( Can`t remember the name but it had something to do with clock multiplicator ) so technically it looked like I had 2 options to set the clock multiplicators.
After I had OC`d it to 4.0 I restarted my computer and then all went wrong, it turned back on and only the fans and hard drive were giving signs of life so basically that thread http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/261145-31-perform-steps-posting-post-boot-video-problems
But it was working a second before the restart so it can`t have anything to do with my CPU not being plugged in correctly. I did it anyway, disassembled my entire computer and tried spare parts to try to identify the problem.
I tried another power supply and cpu, both of them did not work ( I had reseted the CMOS before placing the other CPU to make sure the overclocks somehow didn't transfer to that CPU) still did not work ( The CPU worked before my I placed it in my computer but after attempting to boot my computer with that CPU it now does not work in the computer it was in before, weird ?). After attempts at starting my computer with the 2 CPUs, I tried with another PSU to no avail. New PSU did not work with either CPUs.
So my guess is, either the PSU fried both my CPUs or the motherboard is all screwed up, though how come it was working fine just before the overclock and after it now does not work, did my overclock also fry my PSU ?
Basically what I am asking, there's probably no way my computer will work right now something is probably blown to all shits and I have no idea what, I just want to know which part I have to change.
Today I have made up my mind to change my CPU ( I wanna play Planetside 2 at 60 FPS )
So in a last attempt at saving money I overclocked my AMD Phenom 975 from 3.6 to 4.0. Though it did not go well.
I had already overclocked that CPU to 4.0 on another motherboard so I knew it could reach it, however the motherboad I am using right now is a Gigabyte 970-A and in the BIOS it had an option which I did not recognize ( Can`t remember the name but it had something to do with clock multiplicator ) so technically it looked like I had 2 options to set the clock multiplicators.
After I had OC`d it to 4.0 I restarted my computer and then all went wrong, it turned back on and only the fans and hard drive were giving signs of life so basically that thread http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/261145-31-perform-steps-posting-post-boot-video-problems
But it was working a second before the restart so it can`t have anything to do with my CPU not being plugged in correctly. I did it anyway, disassembled my entire computer and tried spare parts to try to identify the problem.
I tried another power supply and cpu, both of them did not work ( I had reseted the CMOS before placing the other CPU to make sure the overclocks somehow didn't transfer to that CPU) still did not work ( The CPU worked before my I placed it in my computer but after attempting to boot my computer with that CPU it now does not work in the computer it was in before, weird ?). After attempts at starting my computer with the 2 CPUs, I tried with another PSU to no avail. New PSU did not work with either CPUs.
So my guess is, either the PSU fried both my CPUs or the motherboard is all screwed up, though how come it was working fine just before the overclock and after it now does not work, did my overclock also fry my PSU ?
Basically what I am asking, there's probably no way my computer will work right now something is probably blown to all shits and I have no idea what, I just want to know which part I have to change.