Pc won't boot (power and dvd led on, fans running. No 'no signal', no hdd led)

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Hi guys,

I made a video, because thinking with image is easier in this case, than just typing all. Overheating is not the case. Ram just got fixed, the old one is dead. In the video I said about POST which didn't work, well POST eventually worked and it was the RAM problem. Videocard is running perfect, just this afternoon I played a game maxed out. I just don't get it why it won't boot, not even the bios.
Also I just replaced the CMOS battery and cleared it, but that didn't solve it.
Specs, in case that's needed:

i5-3330 quad core 3.0Ghz
Inno3d GTX 1050Ti (1-slot edition)
8GB ddr3 1600Mhz
1 TB hdd from Seagate
(a) motherboard with chipset Intel H61

Thanks in advance!
 
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I'm sorry guys, my self-esteem was so big, I thought it could not be possible that it wascthe PSU. I swapped back the old PSU (which was originally with the motherboard from the ready-to-use pc (Acer Aspire xc600)) and it worked. Not even a little problem anymore.

Thanks for your help!
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Where is the video?
What do you mean you took out the RAM again?
What is the make and model of your PSU?
If there is an internal speaker in your motherboard, does it beep when you start it? If so, what is the pattern of the beeps?
 
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You can click on the word 'video' to get to the video. I took my RAM ou again to see if I got beeps, but nope. It has nothing to do with the PSU, already checked that. It does not beep when trying to start...
 
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LOL, *facepalm* about the video thing.

And sorry, if I sound confused, but did you put the RAM back before starting the PC?

 
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Yes, I put everything back together and now it looks like it's dead. No sign of movement or light when pressing the power button
 
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Looks like I am at a loss here. Now there can be any problem with any component. I would start with the motherboard by contacting the support. BTW, how did you eliminate the possibility of PSU being bad? Did you plug it in another system to power it up? Can I please have the make and model of the PSU?
 
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matthijsv98

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I'm sorry guys, my self-esteem was so big, I thought it could not be possible that it wascthe PSU. I swapped back the old PSU (which was originally with the motherboard from the ready-to-use pc (Acer Aspire xc600)) and it worked. Not even a little problem anymore.

Thanks for your help!
 
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