So no post no beep FF code huh.  Well since you have tried everything and the only thing you do have a warranty on is the CPU i suggest you RMA it.  As for the school work you have on your drive there is software to recover data from drives.  RMA the CPU no you most likely will not and cannot recieve a ivy bridge in its place most likely it will be a i7 900 series whatever intel has on hand.  If after RMAing the CPU it still does not post then most likely something got burnt up when you were overclocking.  This is why i never use eleet to change my voltages always in BIOS.  so if new CPU doesnt  Post next step is the Board.  Either find someone with a extra x58 board or buy one from the market place or off ebay.  New board new cpu doesnt post move to the next thing RAM.. RMA it most ram carries a lifetime warranty.  New board new RAM still no post time to look at a new PSU most carry a 5 year warranty or more.  at this point you have eliminated all known causes of the issue.  This is the best advice i can offer you.   Ive had no post no beeps before but usually a clear CMOS and im back in business.  Most of them are related to too little Vcore or incorrect memory timings.  
 
Also looking at your specs you have dominators they are lifetime warrantied.  So RMA your CPU and RAM at the same time.  its possible while you were OCing you may have damaged the RAM.  Sorry i have no clear cut solution.  So in summary RMA the CPU and RAM first.  then move on from there to RMA other things.  Dont worry about the data like i said there is programs to retrieve that stuff if you cannot get your x58 back running.  But i am sure after the CPU and RAM are changed itll fire back up. 
 
try to stay calm too getting angry doesnt help the PC doesnt care if you are mad or upset it wont help.  Best to stay calm and thinking about things.   good luck post back or PM me should you need further assistance.  Ive helped a lot of people fix random issues and overclocking the hell out of their rigs.

If clearing CMOS didnt work its not your BIOS.   Clearing CMOS resets everything to default.  I highly doubt when you lower the voltage is "broke" your bios chip.  If you think its the BIOS chip look at the bottom of your board and look for a jumper labeled BIOS move the jump it will switch to the backup BIOS chip.  Each board has one  hardwired to it another in a socket.  
 
No one is going to help you if you keep insisting nothing is wrong with your hardware.  If nothing was wrong your PC would post and run.   You turning down the voltages on eleet then rebooting would have been fixed by clearing CMOS.   Since clearing CMOS did not fix it then its not BIOS related.  
 
So good luck.  Sorry to hear you don't care what any of us have to say.  Why do you bother asking for help when you dont listen to any of us anyway? 

Hi. Im new here and im having EXACTLY the same problem. I lowered muy voltages with. E-leet and now my x-58 sli3 dont boot. I have tried clear CMOS and nothing. Anyone knows how i can fix this? I had hopes with this forum but I see Azulon1 not says more about this problem...
 
 
Sorry for my bad english and thanks for any idea you can give me.

Thanks HeavyHemi,  I will try to make all steps exactly this way. I hope this still maybe can be fixed.

First thing I would check is the socket. Bent pins can sometimes be hard to spot but they can cause problems. If there are no bent pins then I would say its either the motherboard or cpu but without a spare motherboard/cpu its hard to tell which one.