Question Dead Motherboard Help

[Maldenite]

So I have a ASUS G11CD-K desktop that stopped working on me. From what I can tell it looks like the motherboard is fried (mobo model G11CD-K as well). So far I’ve went out and bought a new 400W PSU to rule out that as the problem. When I installed the new PSU still nothing happened at all when I hit the power button. Did the paper clip test on both PSU’s as well and the fan starts spinning in them when the paper clip is applied.
So I figure dead motherboard.

And I’m wondering if this motherboard will work (I’m also open to any suggestions that aren’t over $200)

ASUS Prime B250M-C/CSM LGA1151

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Current component specs:

Processor: Intel Core I5-7400
Chipset: Intel H110 / B250 / Kaby Lake

RAM: 12 GB DDR4-2400

GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 2GB

PSU: Insignia 400-Watt PC Power Supply

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

Paper clip test only proves there is some power. Not a sign of a viable PSU. Insignia's are horrible quality , I'd replace that too.

 

[Maldenite]

Paper clip test only proves there is some power. Not a sign of a viable PSU. Insignia's are horrible quality , I'd replace that too.

I just bought the Insignia to rule out the PSU that came with the original PC.

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

Insignia's are some of the poorest on the market , bottom of the barrel quality for power supplies. Might not be the issue , but I wouldn't risk my build running one.

 

[Maldenite]

Insignia's are some of the poorest on the market , bottom of the barrel quality for power supplies. Might not be the issue , but I wouldn't risk my build running one.

Just bought the Insignia for $35 to rule out the PSU that came with the PC, not really planning on keeping it. Just using it for tests.

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

Good idea , because you don't want something that unreliable running and protecting your setup.

 

[Maldenite]

Good idea , because you don't want something that unreliable running and protecting your setup.

That’s what I figured as well.
What I’m really looking for answers on is what a suitable motherboard would be to replace my current one.
I haven’t built a whole lot of custom pc’s and I’m worried that I’ll buy one that isn’t compatible or one that needs the chip set updated. I’m more or less looking for something that will be plug and play.

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

https://www.amazon.com/ASRock-Motherboard-Motherboards-B250M-PRO4/dp/B01N0LMLMM/ref=sr_1_5?crid=2XT0IQI77JHOK&keywords=b250m+motherboard&qid=1559577515&s=gateway&sprefix=B250M,aps,151&sr=8-5
B250M PRO4