To make a long story short, i bought a new case. I placed all the parts in the new case and wanted to start but i didnt get a screen all i got is like 3-4 fast beeps and no screen. So i removed the ram and i heard the sound of a starting computer. The computer did actualy start but still no screen. So i tried the onboard gpu of the mobo and still no screen. So im geussing i need to buy a new mobo?
My motherboard has gone faulty?
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your motherboard was working before so recheck the set up look it you did not put a stand off where it should not be also recheck for all the connector on the board and use minimal parts to start the system in the new case .
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check the memory module if they are well clip and the wire from the case if they are at the right connector on the board so see if the board do not make any contact to the case on the back where you plug the video card,do the led on the board receive power .
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you could remove the board from the case with all the component on and use a cardboard under her to avoid contact with the case and in the motherboard user manual the tell you where the switch go momentary touch those 2 pins with a small flat scewdriver to start without the switch and see if you have video . that the most i could do without having the system on hand .
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