K7t Pro2 no video

I have a K7T Pro2 (MS-6330) that has been working fine for two years and now it won't show anything on the moniter. I have checked the moniter, video card, and ram with my other computer and they all work fine. I have replaced the power supply and it is working fine too. The Smart Led were red green green red but are now all red. I don't believe it is the voltage regulator I hear so much about because it never gets hot and it does's shut down. How can I tell if it is the mother board or the processer

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Originally posted by talbador
I have a K7T Pro2 (MS-6330) that has been working fine for two years and now it won't show anything on the moniter. I have checked the moniter, video card, and ram with my other computer and they all work fine. I have replaced the power supply and it is working fine too. The Smart Led were red green green red but are now all red. I don't believe it is the voltage regulator I hear so much about because it never gets hot and it does's shut down. How can I tell if it is the mother board or the processer
Are you sure you finger-tested the temp of the correct chip? It is the SC1155CSW chip next to the PSU connector that you want to check. Given the history of the original K7T series, chances are the board has failed.

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Originally posted by roman13j
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