Try the CMOS battery. Unplug the power, take out the battery. Then press the power button a few times, this will drain any stored or static electricity in the components, then place the battery back in along with the power cable and it should work.
Now try leaving only CPU and CPU fan installed, both 24 and 8 pin power cables connected. No other wires/components.
Start the board by shortly touching with a screwdriver the 2 pins on the board corresponding to the case power button (check the board's manual for their correct location). See if the CPU fan does spin.
It could be. If removing the 8 pin power cable, connecting a case fan to the board and starting it, does the case fan spin?
If not, I suggest RMA-ing the board.
I'm gonna try that tomorrow, it's getting really late for me now. Thanks for the help though! I really appreciate it . I will post an update when I try that.