I'd move the clocking back to stock and never do that again. Overclocking can, in some cases corrupt the OS on the drives causing us to wipe and reload. Painful. All that overclocking time we gained, lost.
So I was overclocking my gpu, everything was fine and then I got an notification that there was a new driver update available... I had checked before I started overclocking and there was no update. I thought it was fine so I continued with the overclocking but then my computer crashed, temps were below 80 degrees Celsius. I know it's normal when you are overclocking your gpu so I booted up my computer and when I tried logging in to my user there was these stripes all over my screen for a couple of seconds then it went black, conputer was still on so I waited for about 5 mins then I powered it off. Powered it back on agin and the same thing happened. Can't go into bios since my computer doesn't recognize the keyboard until I'm at the login screen...
Also I used AMDs built in overclocking tool so the oc is reset every time I restart my computer.
I also opened up my case and put a huge fan blowing air into the computer and let it sit for 30
mins with the computer off, so it's not overheating...
I can get Into the troubleshooting menu for windows 10 and select "windows startup settings" I press "restart" and my computer restarts into the menu but as I my keyboard is not recognized so I can't do anything but power off my computer agin.
My computer:
Intel core i5 6600k overclocked to 4.5 ghz @ 1.35v
Corsair h80i AIO watercooling
Radeon R9 390 8gb
500gb SSD (boot drive and where i store my games)
1tb hdd 7200 rpm
8gb hyperX ram
MSI pro gaming carbon z170
Corsair RM1000X 1000W power supply
Help me solve this please!
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