Overclocking a computer too far out of its specifications can cause any number of problems. The most likely reason for the computer not powering on correctly after overclocking is that the memory bus has been pushed too high and the RAM cannot be written to properly.
You should be able to boot the computer by moving the recovery jumper on the motherboard, so you can access the BIOS and change the settings back. Alternatively, most BIOS these days will automatically revert the overclocked settings if it detects that the system has not booted three or more times consecutively. There may also be a button on the board to do this manually without moving the jumper.
Computer chips
Get new one.
overheating, overclocking too much
All overclocking is done via the BIOS menu. Do your research before attempting this, you can destroy your computer. Overclocking your computer increases the amount of heat it produces and without the proper cooling it can cause serious damage. Overclocking a laptop is even more difficult due to its limited cooling methods.
Overclocking can permanently damage your systems hardware if you overclock to much. It is normally the heat that kills your computer in a nutshell. Overclocking should only be done after doing your research.
well sometimes it can be because of the computer doesnt recieve signal
You may be interested in computer mods or modifications due to the potential of increasing the productivity of your computer. Overclocking your CPU for example will boost the performance of your computer.
Intel is a personal computer component company that has an easy to use overclocking feature. Another PC maker that had the over clocking tool in 2009, was Micro-Star International. It's a company based in Taiwan and the PC's are made in China.
No. If your computer's motherboard cannot overclock and if you do not have enough power and cooling for overclocking, you won't be able to do it. At the worst, you will burn out your computer parts.
Yes there are multiple software programs designed to assist in overclocking. Such as ATI-Tool and RivaTuner.
CPU speeds range from around 1.6 Ghz to around 3.6 Ghz it shows how many times the processor operates in a second.. Ghz - Gigahertz you can increase you computer speed if you want to .. it's called overclocking.. I can't go into the details here. but overclocking will void your warranty.
It could overheat or have process errors