P4 1.7g /256/400/1.75v

Hey everybody.
I bought my neo 875P motherboard yesterday and installed it last night. I installed everything correctly. When i tried to boot, the monitor didnt get any input signal. The 4 leds where all green. I dunno how the 4 leds work. But as soon as I push the power button the four leds turn green and stay green but i dont get any Image. Why? anybody?  
I have:
P4 1.7G / 256/400/1.75V  ( i got it from my other DELL computer)
Geforce Mx400  (im pretty its a a AGP 4x)
1x 512MBRAM DDR 400 connected to the first DIMM slot.
What could be the problem?  
Greez steph  

My montior is workin perfeclty fine. I tested it on my moms PC.
For the p-4. I really hope your right. I was thinkg before even if the p-4 isnt supported by the motherboard, shoudlnt the mobo still boot(at least to the BIOS setup). I mean shouldnt the 4 leds still go through all the tests.. because if the processeor was the problem.. I think the D bracket leds should be red? what do you think REILLY875?
If not this is what im gonna: I really trust you REILLY875. I'll go to the store tomorow and tell them My 875P mobo doesnt work scince i bought it yesterday they will exchange it for a new one. On the way ill just get a new p-4. Damn this is gonna kill my budget.. Like i was rich. Took me a fortune to get this mobo. Im really disappointed. I thought msi could do better than this.  
Thanks alot... i'd be really glad for more replies.
Greez steph

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