graphicsman

i thought i was adjusting my fan speeds and i realized at the last moment when i hit test i really adjusted the memory with EVEGA precision, however i didnt increase it to max, i got a blue screen, rebooted twice, and then the screen just went blank. Did i just fry my card?? How can i fix this, is there a reset button on the cards themselfves? Do i need to be looking into a new card (cant wait to tell the wife that one )?

meticadpa

Have you tried running the cards individually?

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graphicsman

how does that reset what i just set?

EDIT: i remember seeing that when u adjust with precision it changes all cards

Optum

restore your computer to an earlier time maybe? not sure if that will help

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meticadpa

Because if a card is fried that way you can tell which card it is...

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graphicsman

nope, havent set up restore, id be better wiping the drive, but i still dont know if i destroyed my card

graphicsman

wondering, i did these changes in 64bit will they be there in 32bit?

Kingdavid216

dont you see LED lights that come up when you boot on the motherboard?? Thats how you know if you've fried them, you get some LED codes,

try taking them out and booting up then[utting them back in or taking the CMOS out for awhile, im sure you didnt fry them

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graphicsman

i dont see any leds coming on on the cards, also if i reset my cmos, will that mess anything up, and how do u reset it, lol

Kingdavid216

no it wont mess anything up, your overclock that is it, remove the CMOS battery on your motherboard, the circular silver battery and leave it out for a minute or two

and not LEDs on the card, but on the motherboard, my 680i EVGA had that, thats how i knew if my cards were bad