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Hi everyone!

I have a PC with this specs

MoBo: ASUS Commando
Processor Type: Intel Core 2 Duo
Processor Speed: 2.6 GHz
OS: XP Pro SP2 (all updates installed)
RAM: 3 GB
Video: 8800GTS
HDD: Maxtor 250GB

What happened:

I shut the system down but this morning I tried to turn the computer on but no response.

Already removed all components apart, cleared the CMOS, and re-ensamble but nothing work, the onboard LED is ON, but i can't turn on with the enclosure switch niether with the onboard switch.

Already changed the PSU but still nothing, just the LED on.

The LCD Poster says: MMMMMMMM, WWWWWWWW, 11111111, 00000000, then starts again with the mmmmm thing.

I have no clue whats going on, any ideas?

Thanx for the help.

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try using a different gpu. or if u have a IGP, den try it out....its probabli the gpu.
also try and c if ur CPU fans slows down after u power up. usually when u power up, MB starts CPU fan at max speed and then slows it down. c if that happens to check if ur MB is working.

------------------------------ x2 5600+@2.8; 2GB RAM 800Mhz; xfx 9600GT xt; 320GB HDD; 420W thermaltake PSU
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