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the pc won't start after adjusting the voltage in bios help you need assistance

the pc won't start after adjusting the voltage in bios help you need assistance

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88marshmallows
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07-22-2016, 12:23 PM
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I was attempting to install my AMD FX 9590 in Gigabyte UEFI dual-bios, setting the CPU frequency to 25 and saving before exiting. The PC powers on with LED lights and fans but doesn’t display on the TV via HDMI cable. I tried using the CMOS battery reset method, but the system still won’t turn on. I need assistance urgently since this is my first PC. Here’s what I have: CPU – AMD FX-9590, GPU – Nvidia GTX 1080 3 GB, Motherboard – Gigabyte 990Fxa-UD3, 120GB SSD, cooler master liquid cooler lite 120.
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88marshmallows
07-22-2016, 12:23 PM #1

I was attempting to install my AMD FX 9590 in Gigabyte UEFI dual-bios, setting the CPU frequency to 25 and saving before exiting. The PC powers on with LED lights and fans but doesn’t display on the TV via HDMI cable. I tried using the CMOS battery reset method, but the system still won’t turn on. I need assistance urgently since this is my first PC. Here’s what I have: CPU – AMD FX-9590, GPU – Nvidia GTX 1080 3 GB, Motherboard – Gigabyte 990Fxa-UD3, 120GB SSD, cooler master liquid cooler lite 120.

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CockLuver69
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07-23-2016, 11:01 PM
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Remove the CMOS battery, shut off power by setting the PSU to 0, press the case power button a few times, hold it for over 30 seconds, reinstall the battery, restart the system, open BIOS, and confirm all settings are restored.
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CockLuver69
07-23-2016, 11:01 PM #2

Remove the CMOS battery, shut off power by setting the PSU to 0, press the case power button a few times, hold it for over 30 seconds, reinstall the battery, restart the system, open BIOS, and confirm all settings are restored.

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07-26-2016, 01:17 PM
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Remove the CMOS battery, shut off power by setting the PSU to 0, press the case power button a few times, hold it for over 30 seconds, reinstall the battery, restart the system, open BIOS, and confirm all settings are restored.
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07-26-2016, 01:17 PM #3

Remove the CMOS battery, shut off power by setting the PSU to 0, press the case power button a few times, hold it for over 30 seconds, reinstall the battery, restart the system, open BIOS, and confirm all settings are restored.

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