dfi sli-d not posting

[imverygifted]

i set the clock multiplier too high on my FSB and now my computer wont boot, i tried resetting my cmos like i always usually do on an overclock problem, taking a memory chip out, and using my 6800gt in a different pci-e slot. when i power on the fans go on and i hear the hard drives but no beeps or post. here are my specs:
DFI Sli-D
Athlon FX-55
Mushkin BH-6 PC3200 222
leadtek 6800GT

 

[imverygifted]

jus tried my cpu in another computer and it works (thank god). i think my cmos is not resetting with the cmos reset pins is there any other way to reset it?

 

[ohnnyj]

Originally posted by: imverygifted
jus tried my cpu in another computer and it works (thank god). i think my cmos is not resetting with the cmos reset pins is there any other way to reset it?

Remove the battery, let it sit for a minute or so, then stick the battery back in.

 

[imverygifted]

tried it

 

[imverygifted]

ttt

 

[Ike0069]

If it won't even post, it's most likely the MB or the CPU. Since the CPU is good, it sounds like you might need to buy a new MB.
Have you checked the RAM to see if it is still good?

 

[imverygifted]

just for a conclusion to this, i got it working- after clearing the cmos in every possible way i booted w/ out any hard drives, just the hard drive cables not plugged in and it posted. i got into the bio, loaded optimized defaults then shut down again. i plugged in the sata hdd power and now everything works

 

[Demo24]

also if it happens next time. hold the insert key while a)you turn it on or b)your reboot. thats another way to clear it without the jumper