Is my MB cooked?

[LewRussell]

So I will try to explain only the key points..

1. I took one stick of Ram out and left one in, turned the computer back on and changed the boot order so it would boot Memtest from my USB.
2. I done the test and after around 1 hour it said no errors so I turned the computer off.
3. I took out the current ram and put in my other
4. I turned the computer back on and i'm getting no display at all

I've tried different monitors, and changed from the MB's display port, to using a graphics card to try get anything to appear... It didn't work

I done a lil research and found it could maybe be that my motherboard is now broke?

PLEASE HELP.



System:
Corsair 750w Modular psu
amd athlon ii x2 270 processor
4gb ram sticks - x2
asus m5a 78l-m motherboard

 

[kraken501]

be sure that your 4 pin CPU power slot is plugged in your PC.

 

[LewRussell]

be sure that your 4 pin CPU power slot is plugged in your PC.

Yep, it is

 

[jb6684]

Did you try going back to using ONLY the one stick of RAM that did boot and was able to run Memtest? (maybe that 2nd stick of RAM is bad...)

 

[LewRussell]

Did you try going back to using ONLY the one stick of RAM that did boot and was able to run Memtest? (maybe that 2nd stick of RAM is bad...)

Yep, I've tried the other stick of ram and still nothing

 

[jb6684]

Let's try to isolate:
1st is this a new build, or one that was working and died?

Either way, let's simplify the problem:
- Remove all RAM
- Connected to the on-board video port
- Remove GPU
- disconnect ALL power cables from motherboard except 24 pin and 8 pin CPU power
- disconnect SATA cables, front panel audio cable
- disconnect cables from all case fans connected to motherboard
- LEAVE all wires on header for power switch, reset switch, and HD LED....
- LEAVE CPU fan header connected

1). Check if any LED's are on when power supply is on but computer is OFF (should be a GREEN LED somewhere)
2). Press power button to turn on system
- does CPU fan spin?
- does powersupply fan spin?
- any LEDs lit?
- any beeps?

 

[LewRussell]

Let's try to isolate:
1st is this a new build, or one that was working and died?

Either way, let's simplify the problem:
- Remove all RAM
- Connected to the on-board video port
- Remove GPU
- disconnect ALL power cables from motherboard except 24 pin and 8 pin CPU power
- disconnect SATA cables, front panel audio cable
- disconnect cables from all case fans connected to motherboard
- LEAVE all wires on header for power switch, reset switch, and HD LED....
- LEAVE CPU fan header connected

1). Check if any LED's are on when power supply is on but computer is OFF (should be a GREEN LED somewhere)
2). Press power button to turn on system
- does CPU fan spin?
- does powersupply fan spin?
- any LEDs lit?
- any beeps?

I bought this as a PC from Amazon, I'm pretty sure it was a custom... I'm just adding upgrades to it now. And it's died from me messing around with it.
and I will do that list of things now...


UPDATE: It didn't work D: still no video.
No beeps
Yes the CPU fan did spin
Yes The PSU fan did spin
And no LED's lit except the little light thats on the motherboard

 

[kraken501]

if the thing that jb6684 suggested doesnt work, i think your mobo is dead

 

[LewRussell]

if the thing that jb6684 suggested doesnt work, i think your mobo is dead

Great D:

 

[LewRussell]

if the thing that jb6684 suggested doesnt work, i think your mobo is dead

Wooooooow, I bought a brand new motherboard and it still doesn't work -,-

 

[kraken501]

if the thing that jb6684 suggested doesnt work, i think your mobo is dead

Wooooooow, I bought a brand new motherboard and it still doesn't work -,-

well that kinda sucks

 

[kraken501]

maybe its the best thing to send/bring your pc to a professional or just a shop. maybe they know what is going on.
i honestly dont know sorry.

 

[LewRussell]

Nevermind guys, it was a problem with my ram.