Mb maybe bricked

[Pcstarter]

So i'm first day on my lan, suddenly, without damepring my computer, the fan leds work, the fans work, the gpus leds and fans work even if they should only work in high loads, and the front i/o power and hdd leds doesent work, but the hdd works, i tried swapping ram and that also made no difference, the psu fan also works, so is my mb bricked or is there some stupid problem?

 

[Pcstarter]

so nothing happens when you hit the power button? Could be anything, when did it last work normally?

I switched my computer off from the psu switch but it turned back on ok, then i left from my vomputer for about 20 minutes and whrn i came back the screen was off, usb had no power and front io lights font work, i dont remember if it turned back on ok after shutdown from psu. Also the system turns on when i hit the power button bu it seems that just the psu wakes up because the fan controller leds wakeup and my hdd starts but mb doesent boot to anything.

 

[Pcstarter]

maybe you simply dislodged the mains power cable from the psu accidentally?

I checked all the connections and my psu doesent have removable cables on the psu side.

 

[Pcstarter]

The power plug?

I checked the cables and the power delivery to the mb isnt compromised in any way

 

[Pcstarter]

On the wall there is a socket. In the socket there is a plug with lead running up to your PC. Check that the lead is firmly inserted into the PSU at the rear.

Checked that, it's inserted firmly, and logically if the fans work it has to be.

 

[Pcstarter]

Any POST beeps?

Nope

 

[Pcstarter]

Any POST beeps?

Nope

 

[Pcstarter]

Ok so try removing the gpu(s) and booting with the integrated gfx

Tried that, no post

 

[Pcstarter]

disconnect hdd

Disconnected both hdd and ssd, no post

 

[DavidM012]

So it's down to cpu and board since you already switched the ram. Clear Cmos, see if the manual says anything, if nothing is out of place it might likely be an electronic fault on the board.

Or The PSU might be it. Or it could be something as simple as the CMOS battery.

http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-1824437/psu-motherboard-power-problem-boot.html