I have a Gigabyte GA-8N-SLI Motherboard and whilst in Bios I moved the LDT frequency multiplier from its pre-set 4.0 setting to 5.0 setting then saved and exited Bios. Being this was my first OC I was exploring the settings and seeing what performance increases I could get with FSB and memory frequency combos.
Unfortunately after making this change the motherboard will not boot up at all. When I power on, the fans start up, but no lights on the mobo. I don't even get a beep for error codes out of it. I figured I would clear the CMOS and see if that would fix me up, but still no booting. I removed my 2 corsair DDR2 667 1mb x2 modules and then booted up to see if I got a beep and it did Beep to alert me no memory in mobo. At this point I am wondering if the mobo is Dead, or memory is fried. I wouldnt think that making an LDT change and then doing a reboot would cause hardware damage but could be wrong. Any help would be appreciated.
Unfortunately after making this change the motherboard will not boot up at all. When I power on, the fans start up, but no lights on the mobo. I don't even get a beep for error codes out of it. I figured I would clear the CMOS and see if that would fix me up, but still no booting. I removed my 2 corsair DDR2 667 1mb x2 modules and then booted up to see if I got a beep and it did Beep to alert me no memory in mobo. At this point I am wondering if the mobo is Dead, or memory is fried. I wouldnt think that making an LDT change and then doing a reboot would cause hardware damage but could be wrong. Any help would be appreciated.
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