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If you bought a new motherboard, you should clear cmos / reset bios ! (see post #12)
If you bought a new motherboard, did you rtfm ?
If that doesn't help, try "breadboading" as suggested by oscer1 in post #15.
No display when booting.
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New #24
Every system have different configuration and different supporting parts. First you have to check that your parts is supportable or not. If yes then re-install the cables, may be they had connected on wrong connection.
I had faced same problem but my pc is old. I call the technician and they just pull out both the ram and re-install it and re-instilled the processor. After that my pc works great.
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New #25
Wellll . it was definitely the processor hahah. I finally got it to boot but has me a little concerned is better reported a CMOS battery failure on a first boot and I booted up twice since then and hasn't said anything else about it
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New #26
It should be fine now you know it boots now add another stick of ram then hard drive if all good put in case if not in already.
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