What are the different ways to reset my bios settings without

>>60045432
>I know how to reset my CMOS, but my due to the size of my computer case, in order to do that I will have to take out half of my components in order to be able to fit my gpu out of my case.
Good job falling for the ITX meme, I hope you learned your lesson.

Some but not all BIOSes (UEFIs, whatever) will boot with default parameters if you hold down insert while the machine is powering on.

>>60045432
Take out some of the front panel connectors

>>60045448
Insert as in the key on my keyboard? I do apologize, with the amount of time I've spent on my computer I really should know more about it

>>60045468
>Insert as in the key on my keyboard?
Yes. Turn off the machine, hold down the key, start the machine, and keep the key held down.

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Here is a picture, as you can see the panel on the right hand side is just barely too small for me to be able to get the gpu out. My last resort is taking a razor or something and cutting out a couple inches. But id prefer not to do that.

>>60045507
For future reference, a handy trick is to wire the case's reset button to the clear-CMOS jumper, instead of to the actual reset pins. You can always reset by holding the power button for four seconds anyway.

>>60045507
you can switch off PSU and wait a few years for battery to die

>>60045507
what board is this?

Next time buy a mobo that has a cmos clear button if you're gonna OC.

>>60045507
Wait, why is your GPU so far from CPU? Did you seriously put it in a fucking half-length fake slot? Fucking retard.

>>60045553
By the design of heatinks and PCI slot looks like Z97 gaymen 3

>>60045583
> Z97 gaymen 3
Oh wait, it has shorter VRM heatsink.
AMD 970/990?

>>60045553
I believe its a 970. I didn't build this I've only done upgrades to it
>>60045554
I never overclocked, I edited some bios settings thinking I knew what I was doing and that fucked me. Wasn't anything to do with OCing though

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>>60045612
this one?
even if you'd be able to pull battery out, you won't be able to put it back in
disassemble either way

>>60045432
You can work out how to do it without a monitor, if you know what the menus are it's simple to navigate without any display!

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>>60045647
Yes its that one. I'm really trying to avoid the hassle of taking everything out just to reset the bios if possible

>>60045673
I don't have all the settings memorized by heart, is there a website or something that is meant for navigating without a display? Like that tells you how many times to press certain keys

>>60045752
find manual there is should be reset button
I thought it doesn't post at all for some reason

>>60045523
>press the reset button instead of the power button while the computer is on
>motherboard is now bricked
Great idea anon.

>>60045836
>doc, it hurts when I move my arm like this!
>so don't do that, then.

a lot of cases have recessed or otherwise difficult-to-press-unintentionally reset buttons anyway.

you literally just take the gfx card out its a 2 minute job

>>60045432
Just touch the cmos reset header with a butter knife or screwdriver for a few seconds.

>>60045836
it won't brick, it will restart at the default bios, ive hit the clear cmos button on my i/o fumbling a usb in the dark.