overclocking broke monitor
overclocking broke monitor
This would be an unusual situation. Do you have an optical drive in your PC or a USB drive accessible? I would consider downloading the ISO from the MS website to create a bootable drive for troubleshooting. It's still strange that this is happening despite the firestorm settings. Have you attempted turning off and then turning on your monitor?
Are there any built-in video connections on your motherboard? If so, attempt to remove all 960 ports and see if you can access Windows through them. This method might allow you to uninstall software like Firestorm. If that fails, consider using a different video output on 960 besides the one you're currently using. If none of these work, a CMOS reset could be an option, though it's unlikely to help. In such cases, creating an ISO or repair drive from another PC might be necessary.