In the event that you made mistakes while overclocking your computer, you need to urgently return the factory settings of its parameters. This is to prevent damage to some devices.
Necessary
screwdriver
Instructions
Step 1
First download and install the CPU-Z program. It will be needed to analyze the state of the central processor. Run it and examine the characteristics of the processor.
Step 2
Now restart your computer and open the BIOS menu by pressing the Delete key. After entering the settings menu, press the key combination Ctrl and F1. This will open a menu of advanced options. Some motherboard models may have other combinations. Check this point in the instructions for the equipment.
Step 3
Now go to the menu responsible for the frequency of the RAM. Decrease the bus multiplier by a couple of points. This will prevent damage to the RAM strips when overclocking the processor.
Step 4
Go to the processor settings menu. Increase the tire multiplier by one point. It is better, of course, to increase the frequency of the bus itself, but this should be done only after reading the documentation about your central processor. Save BIOS settings and restart your computer.
Step 5
In the event that an error appears when turning on the PC, then repeat the procedure for entering the BIOS menu. Find Use Settings Default, highlight it and press Enter. This action will apply the factory default BIOS settings. Those. you will return the state of the processor and RAM to their default values.
Step 6
Sometimes, after overclocking, the computer does not turn on at all. Those. you can't even open the BIOS menu. In this case, perform a mechanical reset. Turn off your computer. Be sure to disconnect it from the mains. Open the system unit.
Step 7
Find the round battery and remove it from the slot. Now, using a screwdriver or other metal object, close the contacts in the socket. Install the BIOS battery in the slot and turn on the computer. Repeat the process of overclocking the CPU, slightly increasing the voltage applied to it.
