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is the green led on ,on the mobo when the psu is connected ?? if no,then your mobo is either fried or not properly connected,if yes then you should check out the following psu,cpu,ram..
AND all internal connections,just to be sure..
NOTE,,UNLESS advised to do so by your mobo there is no need to fool with the bios settings,all of today's mobo's have built in bios protection of some kind or another, which means if you do something that will snafu your mobo the bios will let you know either through an F1 error message or an overclock error message..
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