Can a Ryzen 5 3600 be made nonfunctional by an interrupted reset process after overclocking with Ryzen Master?

Recently I tried changing some of the processor settings on my Ryzen 5 3600 using the Ryzen Master software. After trying to up the clock speed, and it saying something to the effect that the infinity fabric speed needed to be higher, I should have stopped there and realized I didn’t know what I was doing. But then I upped the infinity fabric speed as well, and it prompted me to reset my computer. While resetting, the power went out. Then, my computer wouldn’t boot or get to the BIOS, and the debug LED on my motherboard lit up for “CPU not recognized or fail.”

Has anyone else had anything like this happen? I’m not sure what to do now, and I’m not sure what parts of my computer might be damaged. I'm afraid that the settings that were being changed during the reset might have been irreversibly damaged by the power outage, and that now my CPU is dead forever. thanks in advance for any advice.

Update 9/17/19 I removed the CMOS battery and left it out for about 8 minutes before reinstalling it and getting everything else set back up for a boot test. when powered on, there was some flashing of the debug LEDs, but it was flashing from one debug indicator to the next. the CPU was working now, but my windows boot drive wasn't being recognized. after powering down and unplugging my auxiliary storage drives, it did recognize my main drive. Currently I'm typing this update up on the system, and everything seems to be running smoothly. Thank you all for the help.