Pc stopped and do not boot

[Chafer]

Well, I changed the timing of memories through the Intel Desktop Control Center, according to the manufacturer's support, OCZ, and sent restart. The PC stopped working.

Normally binds the hds, the coolers and the video card, but does not send signal to the monitor, the keyboard does not light (Logitech G15) and wireless mouse does not work.

I've done: I changed out the monitor cable, as I dismounted and mounted memories, as I clear CMOS, already took and put back the video card, I tried to use the HDMI exit of the video card and take off the jumper to restore BIOS. Still without success. The PC also stopped working the reset button, just off the finger himself, holding the ON button. Guarantee: no problem with the monitor (which is new), no problem of physical memory, has no problem with the video card.

Any suggestions?

 

[Jonathan_King]

Hello, Welcome!
I am sorry, I did not understand your problem very much. Does your monitor ever show anything?

 

[Chafer]

No, the monitor did not show anything, just flashes the LED operation, but the video card not sending the signal or give POST.

I did the Clear CMOS for over an hour ... did not work. I had to take to a repair center this morning to solve the problem, we had to put a memory stick to another brand, reset, replace the other, and finally connect the pc ...

It seems that by changing the frequency of my memories, they went into the BIOS crash came too ... We had to reset everything....

Now, problem solved, but thanks for the answer!

 

[Jonathan_King]

Wow, I never would have pinned the problem to RAM. Thanks for posting!

 

[chev65]

Improper memory settings are probably the biggest cause of BSOD's over everything else. OCZ is by far the most difficult Ram to set up, no wonder you were having problems with it. Using the desktop control center over the bios was probably a mistake also.

 

[Chafer]

I agree chev65. But it is the kind of thing that you only discover after you have done and create all these problems. After I built my pc I found out that OCZ memory and Intel motherboard are not very compatible ... Do what?
Thanks for the answer, I have helped someone with the same problem or helping someone who may have.