No BIOS displayed on monitor

I just purchased this mother board wit a kit. I have everything installed and everything get power when I power on the PC. I do not get any BIOS display on the monitor and do not hear any beeps. What should I look for that may be the cause of this? I have removed the video card and have the monitor plugged into the VGA connector on the mother board. thanks for any assistance.

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