KT7 Turbo2 - No Post - just fan...

I'm using known good components with a new Mobo and Athlon XP chip. I get the fan to cpu fan to turn on but vid card turns monitor off and no other response in the system. I've tried it with and without good memory, fd, hd, agp and pci vid cards.
Part of my problem is that I had trouble mounting the huge and stiff clipped speeze cooler and 'smooshed' arctic silver on the caps on the ceramic. I have to check if I have too many brass mounting pins on the case.
1. Please let me know what else to try.
2. I ordered a Palomino chip. How do I verify it is not a T'bred?
3. Tell me I haven't fried the CPU.
Thanks!

Do you get a keyboard init (all three lights flash briefly) soon after the motherboard powers up? If not, it may be the CPU. :( I've fried a couple with Arctic Silver myself. That dang stuff gets everywhere! On the last one, about a week ago, I was clumsy and gooped too much on the core. It got on the caps when I was removing the heat sink (I was comparing different fans).
Rubbing (isopropyl) alcohol does an okay job of cleaning it off. This time I tried Formula 409 (what have I got to lose? It's not working anyway), and that is *excellent* at cleaning off the Arctic Silver. I have let the chip dry out since then; I will probably reassemble it tonight, and I'll let you know if I get lucky.
Incidentally, I've played around with a number of different fans, heat sinks, Peltiers, etc. I have had some of my best results using cheap "stock" fan/heat sinks, such as the CoolerMaster DP5-6J31C ($10 at PCClub).
--Barry

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Ok, here goes and my apologies to wonk for direct e-mail, but am getting desperate. couldn't get on the forum last 2 days.
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discounted memory - ran for 6 day no problem, right?
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Quote from: JayBee on 26-November-05, 13:29:33
Welcome to the Forum. Please post complete system specs by creating a "sig" as described in the forum rules. Be sure to include complete power supply specs (brand, model and amps on 3.3, 5 and 12 volts) as shown on the label on the side of the power supply itself. The fact that a component works in the ABIT board does not mean that it is not the problem in your board, so don't forget to list all components in reasonable detail (e.g., memory size brand specs, hd, cards). Please confirm that you board is MSI #7025 too. Good luck.
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