There are points in a man's life where breaking something in half becomes a viable option. Like when a lightswitch fails to work no matter how many times you replace the circuit and bulbs. Or when you purchased a brand new car just to realize someone keyed it a few hours later. Or maybe you have a Gigabyte P965-DS3 motherboard that just doesn't know when to stop cold booting, no matter how many times you try to reset the jumper settings and CMOS battery. Yeah, today is one of those days. At least I have this guide and HardOCP to help me set everything back to normal.
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