[875P Neo Series] Won't boot, 4 burning LEDS

Hi,
My computer, based on neo fis2r 875 with a p4 2.8 ghz 800fsb proc, worked perfectly for 2 years.
Yesterday it didn't boot anymore.
- the d-bracket gives me 4 burning leds (this means system booting?).
- no lights on the mouse or keyboard are burning
- stripped components one after another, same error
- system doesn't give error beeps
- system doesn't give the single booting beep
- no shortcircuit
- every fan in the case is on as usual
Is the cpu or mainbaord dead now?
Any ideas?
Regards,
Michel

Quote from: Din on 04-August-05, 18:09:22
If your devices workin properly in other computer, change your mainboard. What PSU you have? it's have Overvoltage protection? If you dont close the PSU when u shut down your computer, the PSU is giving power in all devices and it's dangerous for your computer. I lost my screen like this, but not my computer cause im always close my PSU
im a smart girl 
Hey Din,
The pc is equipped with an Antec Truepower 480W PSU.
Is there no chance the CPU is fried? Changing the mainboard is more work then changing the CPU    .
Michel

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