HDD Light Solid, No Bios, Power to all ok

rkorczyk

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I have recently built a home system I use exclusively for Music, MS Office 07' and the internet...

It is only 3 months old, and after going to sleep one day with the system on, I awoke to a dead system. Tried restarting, no bios, no system startup despite the fact that power is reaching the mobo and all other components. Pulled out Pentium D 940 to look for marks or burns, none..no odd smell is coming from the machine, and HDD is spinning. The HDD Light is solid, The mobo was just returned from rma bc i thought it was dead, i was wrong...

Anyone have any other solutions or ideas to what the problem could be? i hooked up the system speaker to try and get some beeps...nothing...

System Specs:

M/B- Asus P5NSLI Socket 775 ATX
CPU- Pentium D 940 3.2GHz 800MHz FSB
CPU FAN- Thermaltake Typhoon VX Socket 775
RAM- OCZ PC 5400 667MHz DDR2 Dual Channel 4GB (4x1GB)
VIDEO- XFX Geforce 7300GT 512MB GDDR2 PCI-E (Dual DVI/S-video)
SOUND- Soundblaster Audigy Z 5.1
HDD- Seagate 320GB 7200.10 Barracuda S-ATA
ODD- Sony-NEC 20x DVD+-RW
CASE- Diablotek 450W PS Mid-tower
CASE FAN- 120mm Double-Ball Bearing Rear Fan blowing in, 80mm side fan blowing out
MONITOR- Hanns-G 19” WdScrn 700:1 Contrast 5ms Response DVI-D LCD
M/K- Logitech Wireless Set
SPEAKERS- Logitech 5.1 DDSS 280W
O/S- Windows XP Professional
A/S- Office 2007 Ultimate
 

rkorczyk

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so i should look into getting a new case and ps, ultra 500w being my choice?? What should i take of the fact that the ps technically is still powering components?
 

coldmast

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that the PSU is FRIED and not DEAD

hopefully just a new PSU is needed.

seriously 3 out 4 of those suckers fail.

anything else sounds like "what did you change?"
its not posting

ultra PSU?,the X-finity is all flash and no action, the X-PRO is a better choice
did you try with one stick of ram?
did you pull the cmos battery and stick back in to clear the BIOS settings?

RMA the case w/ PSU if you can.
don't cheap out on the PSU.