Here is what I would do:
1. Remove the video card and plug your monitor directly into the VGA port on the motherboard and reboot. Any difference? If it boots, you most likely have a bad video card.
2. Remove and reseat the ram. Reboot
3. Replace your hard drive with a known working drive.
4. Replace the motherboard.
I'm assuming you have the CID and the I/O board plugged in to the motherboard with the USB cables. If not, you should see errors screens in red text.
I have spares on all of these above except the hard drive. The oldest drive I have is a 2008.
Let us know what you find.
Clay
1. Remove the video card and plug your monitor directly into the VGA port on the motherboard and reboot. Any difference? If it boots, you most likely have a bad video card.
2. Remove and reseat the ram. Reboot
3. Replace your hard drive with a known working drive.
4. Replace the motherboard.
I'm assuming you have the CID and the I/O board plugged in to the motherboard with the USB cables. If not, you should see errors screens in red text.
I have spares on all of these above except the hard drive. The oldest drive I have is a 2008.
Let us know what you find.
Clay
