Hmm I had this problem a month ago. For me My board was gone.
PLease remove ram and boot.
No beeps what so ever indicates a board problem
multiple Beeps indicate the board is fine.
Then Proceed to the following
Remove all pci cards, USBs, hard drives and what not.
Leave only memory and Processor (Remove the VGA card as well)
if it works you will hear one single beep.
That means your Motherboard and processor and RAM is fine. Then you will proceed to adding the VGA card and booting to see if the VGA card works.
Then add Harddrive to see if the harddrive works,
Then add your peripherals one by one and booting testing everything.
When the single beep doesn't come you have found the problem.
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did you get the single beep with nothing in?
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PCResolver's point is valid, that is also possible. but I doubt the mobo would Cry no ram in that case. Never tested it.
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with only memory and Processor
do you hear one single beep about 5 secs after boot?
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