Essentially, power surge/outage last night during a storm. Power went out/on a couple times (with fan lights on my PC turning on between the surges) and then it went out for 7 hours.
Once it was out for good, I unplugged my PC and monitors from the surge protector, as the milliseconds the power comes back on, is apparently unregulated. So unplugged. Power is back on and stable, I plug things back in, the motherboard lights indicating power are on (as seen in the images) and none of the built in ASUS problem light indicators are on. However the PC won't boot at all, nothing happens. No fans, no blips, no flashes, nothing.
Tried both front panel power button and the physical power button on the motherboard itself. Surge protector is still working fine (monitors and such turn on as normal) and I plugged my PC into the wall just to be sure.
Moved around RAM (normally 4, been swapping between them just incase there was a problem with one) and that's about all the time I had before having to go to work and make this post. Any ideas or suggestions would be much appreciated.
PC https://imgur.com/a/syeKg
EDIT : I forgot to mention, motherboard is an ASUS TUF Z270 Mark 1 - and the keyboard is also receiving power. Keycap lights are turning on - albeit a strange pattern I have never set or used before - but they are on.
Once it was out for good, I unplugged my PC and monitors from the surge protector, as the milliseconds the power comes back on, is apparently unregulated. So unplugged. Power is back on and stable, I plug things back in, the motherboard lights indicating power are on (as seen in the images) and none of the built in ASUS problem light indicators are on. However the PC won't boot at all, nothing happens. No fans, no blips, no flashes, nothing.
Tried both front panel power button and the physical power button on the motherboard itself. Surge protector is still working fine (monitors and such turn on as normal) and I plugged my PC into the wall just to be sure.
Moved around RAM (normally 4, been swapping between them just incase there was a problem with one) and that's about all the time I had before having to go to work and make this post. Any ideas or suggestions would be much appreciated.
PC https://imgur.com/a/syeKg
EDIT : I forgot to mention, motherboard is an ASUS TUF Z270 Mark 1 - and the keyboard is also receiving power. Keycap lights are turning on - albeit a strange pattern I have never set or used before - but they are on.
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