Yeah ... you need to get your BIOS settings reset. Only way I've found out how to do this was by removing the CMOS battery, which would most likely void your warranty. Good thing is I don't think you damaged it. When I bricked mine with a faulty BIOS update, not even the keyboard backlight would light up. The other thing is trying something that didn't work for me but my BIOS issue was different so it might work for you - attempting to blind flash the BIOS. I wouldn't consider this next part too seriously unless no-one else has anything constructive to say. You could try holding CTRL + HOME and turning on, then holding that combo for a few seconds. On older models it would find the BIOS file on the harddrive and pull it blind - this would only work if you have your original WIndows installation from ASUS and provided that yours actually has the files im talking about where they should be. Otherwise you'd need a nother computer to plug the drive into and put the files on manually. Very hit and miss and I don't think it would work. You might end up having to RMA it.

The spec sheet for the 4710HQ says overclocking capable but not enabled. I would stick to multipliers for CPU and cache, turbo time and a dynamic undervolt of -50 to -90. Even if I knew what I was doing I would have stayed away from the base clock settings, it seems like a very integral part of the CPU's core characteristics. When you figure this bit out, I'd say using GPU Tweak to touch up your GPU would be much less risky ... not to mention more appropriate for your issue. Doing just the +135MHz to core and 6000MHz memory clock net me at least 10-15fps while CPU change did nothing.