PC turns off/on infinitely, after setting low timings.

[Alex_307]

Hello, I was using Intel XTU, and set timings on my ram (using XTU) to 11-11-11-26, when it's default timings are 14-14-14-35
Problem:
Now my PC won't load, it turns on, and then turns off by itself, and this may happen infinitely.
How can I set my timings back to 14-14-14-35, and boot windows? (I can't access BIOS, because I have a black screen only, and it shows nothing)
My specs:
CPU: i3 6100 (3.7)
RAM: DDR4 2133 14-14-14-35 (4gb+4gb) 8GB
SSD: SILICON POWER S55 SP120GB
HDD: 1TB WD Green
GPU: Intel HD Graphics
Power Supply: HIPRO HP-E450W/HP-P450W
Motherboard: GIGABYTE GA-H110M-S2

 

[MWP0004]

Clearing the CMOS will allow you to return to factory BIOS settings.

 

[Alex_307]

Clearing the CMOS will allow you to return to factory BIOS settings.

Thanks, but I've tried already to clear BIOS with CLR_CMOS, didn't help, plus I tried to pick out Bios battery, waited for 15 minutes, and then plugged it back - same result, didn't help :c

 

[MWP0004]

Do you have any other RAM you could try in the board?

 

[Alex_307]

Do you have any other RAM you could try in the board?

No :c
Only these two

 

[MWP0004]

I had an experience once upon a time where somehow enabling XMP killed two sticks of RAM. Not saying that's what happened here, but I would not rule it out.

 

[Alex_307]

I had an experience once upon a time where somehow enabling XMP killed two sticks of RAM. Not saying that's what happened here, but I would not rule it out.

Hm, alright. I found a solution already, BIOS is broken, I'll recover it from Backup BIOS, coz I have DualBios on my motherboard, thanks again, best wishes from Russia.