This is insane.

[EricKit]

I have built a computer. It works fine! I build another with an identical motherboard.

It turns on but monitor won't show anything.

Replaced motherboard. Same problem.

I put his CPU in my computer, my comp works
I put his Memory in my computer, my comp works
I put his video card in my computer, my comp works.

I put my CPU in his computer, same problem
I put my memory in his computer, same problem
I put my video card in his computer, same problem
I put my power supply in his computer, same problem

So. It's not the CPU, memory, video card, or Power supply. What could be the problem?!? Both mb's dead?!

 

[Mr5oh]

I am confused, so now they both don't work, or do you still have one working computer?

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[pat]

May be the PSU, grounded motherboard,....read the faq , first post on this thread

-Always put the blame on you first, then on the hardware !!!

 

[EricKit]

Ok... mine works fine, his doesn't. We tested EVERY part. And it all tested fine in my comp... btw I DID read the faq.

 

[phsstpok]

Maybe his monitor is dead.

Did you test his monitor on your computer? You didn't list it.

<b>56K, slow and steady does not win the race on internet!</b>

 

[etp777]

You didn't list tesitng his monitor or his motherboard.

 

[blackphoenix77]

Kind of confusing post there..

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[Crashman]

I think you have a shorted board because it's mounted wrong.

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[EricKit]

I said replaced motherboard....

But, we treid several monitors if I didnt mention it

 

[jammydodger]

Take the motherboard out of the case and try it on a non-conductive surface to make sure the problem isnt the motherboard being grounded.