No Video maybe it's my Mobo's fault

[tweakmm]

This morning I turned my computer on, and when I did, my monitor refused to get out of power save mode. Its like no signal is being sent to the monitor, but it still says that it is plugged in.
I was OCing my AXIA Tbird last night. it is a stock 1000 and it is running at 1.33 w/ a 140 FBS and a 9.5 multiplier. But it ran 45 minutes of Prime95 and then it went through 3DMark 2001 without a problem.
It seemed to run fine, my temps were ok (53 full load) and I restarted it several times,
my question is, what could be causing this.
I was thinking that it could be a power supply issue, so i unplugged my 2nd HD and my CD-RW, still no Dice.

I am running an IWill KK266
AXIA Tbird
2x 128 MB Mosel Vitalic Ram
Geforce 2 MX(ASUS)
SB live Platinum
linksys NIC (forgot model number)
Premier 300 Watt
I have tried taking out the linksys, I have taken out the Geforce 2 and then put it back in. I have tried puting in a PCI video card with the geforce(will try putting it back in, without the geforce, after I get back from work).
Does anybody have any idea.
When I turn it on, all the fans start spinning, there is a beep, and the green light is on, its just there is no video.
I'm thinking that it might be my motherboard?
Help would be apreciated.
Thanks,
Mike

 

[4824guy]

Try clearing the CMOS on the mobo if you haven't tried that already. If it works, then enter the bios and input your settings and options.

 

[tweakmm]

ok thanks, I'll try that when i get home.
I'll let you know how it goes.

 

[mrwade]

If you are in South Florida, lightning may have gotten you. If you had a phone line plugged into your modem, even if your system was off, a power surge can enter your modem and take out the motherboard. Remember with the new boards, shutting down the system does not kill all power in the motherboard. I work as a tech in South Florida and now is storm season, lots of machine come in like yours, burnt chips on the modem and a motherboard that will not post or produce video.

 

[tweakmm]

No, I live in NC and I am not on a modem. I am on cable, which goes through my cable modem, into my linksys router and then to my computer. I think that these would be fried too if lighning hit them Thanks for the reply though,
Mike

 

[tweakmm]

I reset the CMOS and everything works great! Thanks for all of your help.
Thanks,
Mike