Help!! PC won't boot

[nmmnp]

I was trying to tweak my system a bit. I changed the CPU host clock to 166, adjusted the DRAM clock to 166 and manually set the DRAM timing. When I tried to power up, the fans came on but nothing else happened. It won't try to boot at all. No HD activity, nothing at all on the screen. If I take the mem module out of third ddr slot (it's not cas 2 which is one the changes I made), it just beeps at me. I have no idea what to do next. Can anyone help?

Thanks
Frustrated :cry:

[Darthtanion]

First thing, check out the mainboard manual to see what it takes for you to reset the CMOS to default values. The next step is to educate yourself just a bit more before jumping into the overclocking game. Little glitches like this are commonplace, so a little learning beforehand can take you far. ;)

[nmmnp]

A thousand thank yous....

[Tatoruso]

[Wiggo]

I'm not sure if that board supports the AGP/PCI dividers at that point but before you try that frequency again, unlock you CPU (unless already done) and lower the multiplier (if that board supports this function) as that's about the only way that you'll do it. :devil:

This overclockin' guide of Darth's would be a good read if ya havn't done so already. :devil win
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[bigjackusa]

If the ram's not rated for cas2, leave it at the SPD setting in the bios, especially if you oc.