PC wont turn on

[PirreLi]

I had the PSU not secured into the case just had it laying on a box next to it with everything plugged into all the parts from the PSU correctly, I moved my PC upstairs and ever since my PC wont turn on, I even changed power supply's to a 500 watt Silverstone. It still wont turn on, everything is plugged in, including the cases power buttons to the motherboard.

Specs:
Intel Core2duo e4300 1.8ghz
OCZ Platinum 2gb
Giagbyte GA-965P-DS3
Western Digital 250gb sata2
eVGA 8800 GTS 640mb
Silverstone element 500 watt
Antec 900 case

Sometimes when I press the power button the fans on the computer light up and spin for a second. Does anyone have any ideas I can try?

edit: I tried unplugging most everything from the power supply and just leaving the basics with power it still doesn't work, could it be a fried motherboard?

edit2: I just burned myself on one of the capacitors on the motherboard, it wasn't REALLY warm it actually burned my hand, the power cord wasn't even in the PSU for a few minutes, is it possible that the motherbaord has gotten everything else in the PC fried? I don't have a 2nd PC to test the parts on so I can't check atm.

 

[GalvanizedYankee]

Are you sure the MB didn't get shorted out in the short move?

Take the board out of the case, place it on cardboard, then try to boot the system.

 

[PirreLi]

Thanks, I'll try it! :]

 

[PirreLi]

Nope same problem had the mobo on a piece of cardboard with the things plugged in and its a no go I can't even get the fans to spin for that 1 second when I press the power button anymore.

 

[GalvanizedYankee]

Clear the cmos and see it the board will POST with just one stick of RAM and the CPU installed. If it won't POST, I guess you got to RMA the board.

I find it odd that a cap would short out. Generally they die in an open state, like a circuit breaker. Look to see if there are any yellowing or browning spots on the under-side of the board because a shorted cap will cause real heat at FETS/VRM.