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New build HELP mobo leds but no boot, then boot and powering down few seconds later

When I hit the power switch it gives me all four phase led lights on the motherboard, all the fans are going, but it seems to be stuck in that position, no boot-up sequence, no signal to the monitor, nothing.

If I hit the reset power button, sometimes it does nothing and continues to be stuck and I have to turn the power switch on the PSU off. Occasionally when I hit the reset power button, it will go through the boot sequence and boot all the way to Windows Vista. However, after a few seconds the monitor goes blank, as in no signal to the monitor, and I am back to the place where I started, before hitting the reset power button (4 leds on the Mobo phase 1-4 all lit up, and the two indicator leds dark.)

This time (after it has turned itself off) when I hit the reset button nothing happens, when I hold down the power button nothing happens, I have to turn off the power to the PSU again. When I do this and wait thirty seconds or so, then power on and press the reset button it boots up but then turns off again in another minute or so.

What is going on here? It seems to me to be some sort of power problem where the board is powering down automatically for some reason. Could it be overheating and powering down because of that?

I have tried...
1) taking out a stick of a ram and trying each ram individually in various slots, same thing happens.
2) I replaced the power supply with the below, much more powerful one and it is the same.
3) breadboarding the system with no dvd/blu-ray drive hooked up, just hard drive and ram, same thing happens.

Also, when I installed the new power supply and powerd it up I did here some beeps, I wasn't really paying attention to them at the time, but now I cannot get it to repeat the beeps at all as in no beeps at start up. Any ideas? Thanks!



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Did you try removing the motherboard from the case and see if it willpower up then?

Is the motherboard under warranty? It may be time to consider an RMA.
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