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I take it this is a used motherboard.
If its not, and you have just bought it, take it back to wherever you bought it from. In fact, a reputable store may even replace it up to like a year from when you bought it, provided you have receipt, etc.
Anywayz, it sounds like your board could be dead. If you are getting a completely dead system and have tested other major components, those being graphics card, memory and CPU, and have booted the system "barebones" without any HDD, etc... and have also tested another PSU with the system, then I think you have your answer. As a last check, I would confirm that any CMOS jumper is not missing but from the amount you seem to have taken the machine apart I think you would have noticed by now.
Motherboards DO DIE, and this is not something to be surprised about. There's lots of little capacitors, etc all over there and if even one of them goes then the whole board can be a no go. Do you expect your machine to even post if suddenly your CPU can do longer talk to your PCI bus?
As regards any kind of "funky tricks", there aren't many that I can think of as regards reviving any dead motherboards other than the exercise of deductive reasoning and common sense. As far as problems with motherboards go, if its not a misconfiguration or mis-fitting (which I think you have likely eliminated by now), then its a dead mobo.
Its been probably waiting to happen since the board was constructed and its sojourn into that fate has finally led it past the point of no return and past the event horizon of complete knackeredness. Its just completely broken now and even the people who made the motherboard would be unlikely perhaps to be able to fit it. Its destiny now is to continue for eons to pollute the ground with chemicals from the depths of some land fill site.
I'm very sorry to hear this in light of the fact that you make mention of lacking the funds to replace the board. If this is truly the case then I recommend that you start to save for one as soon as possible.
If its not, and you have just bought it, take it back to wherever you bought it from. In fact, a reputable store may even replace it up to like a year from when you bought it, provided you have receipt, etc.
Anywayz, it sounds like your board could be dead. If you are getting a completely dead system and have tested other major components, those being graphics card, memory and CPU, and have booted the system "barebones" without any HDD, etc... and have also tested another PSU with the system, then I think you have your answer. As a last check, I would confirm that any CMOS jumper is not missing but from the amount you seem to have taken the machine apart I think you would have noticed by now.
Motherboards DO DIE, and this is not something to be surprised about. There's lots of little capacitors, etc all over there and if even one of them goes then the whole board can be a no go. Do you expect your machine to even post if suddenly your CPU can do longer talk to your PCI bus?
As regards any kind of "funky tricks", there aren't many that I can think of as regards reviving any dead motherboards other than the exercise of deductive reasoning and common sense. As far as problems with motherboards go, if its not a misconfiguration or mis-fitting (which I think you have likely eliminated by now), then its a dead mobo.
Its been probably waiting to happen since the board was constructed and its sojourn into that fate has finally led it past the point of no return and past the event horizon of complete knackeredness. Its just completely broken now and even the people who made the motherboard would be unlikely perhaps to be able to fit it. Its destiny now is to continue for eons to pollute the ground with chemicals from the depths of some land fill site.
I'm very sorry to hear this in light of the fact that you make mention of lacking the funds to replace the board. If this is truly the case then I recommend that you start to save for one as soon as possible.
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