Asus P8H61-M LX3 PLUS R2.0 is not turning on

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Hi!

I have this motherboard that is not turning on. I've tried to replace the PSU (working in another computer), replaced the power button, re-assembled the system, and made sure that all the connectors are connected but still didn't turn on. I know that the PSU gives power to the MOBO because the LED on the MOBO is turned on. Any suggestions?

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alexoiu
Hi, If starting the board (short the 2 pins on the motherboard), only CPU and CPU fan installed, both 24 and 4/8 pin power cables connected, does the CPU fan spin? If not and the power supply does work, then the board might be defective.
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Hi, If starting the board (short the 2 pins on the motherboard), only CPU and CPU fan installed, both 24 and 4/8 pin power cables connected, does the CPU fan spin? If not and the power supply does work, then the board might be defective.
 
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markmyong2

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Thank you for your reply. I'll try to do this as soon I get home and update you later.
 
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Sorry for taking too long to reply. Thanks, my motherboard still works, there might be a problem with the case? Because I removed all the components from the case and tested it, scattered all over my desk. Also, I've noticed that there is a weird noise coming in the hard drive. Anyway, everything is good. Thanks again!
 
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I have the same board. I'm wondering if the metal mounting brackets for my thermaltake frio 12 could have shorted out my board. I also noticed the cmos jumped had come off the board and didn't notice it until after several attempts to power the board. I cleared cmos w the jumper and took the battery out for longer than an hour. I tested the power supply w the evga power tester.

If I just have the cpu in the socket and the cpu fan connected and shorting out the system power pins doesn't turn the fan on, and I screwed?

 
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