P7N Platinum 3 beeps, no longer displays to monitor.

Hi,
I've been running my computer for about 4 months now and when I went to turn it on this morning nothing would display to the monitor. I noticed that now instead of one beep on startup, I get one long beep and two short beeps. These beeps happen now whether everything is plugged into the motherboard or not. I tried pulling out all the ram, swapping the ram, removing the hard drives, removing the video card, resetting the CMOS, removing the motherboard from the case and even removing the cpu and reinstalling it.
I have literally rebuilt this computer and still at a loss as to what these beeps could mean.
All the fans turn on and the lights on the motherboard seen the same as before, as far as I can remember at least. Everything seems like normal other than the fact that it now has three beeps instead of one and won't display anything to my monitor.
Anyone have any suggestions, or do you think I should have a professional look at it?

i think it has an award bios
in which case thats the vga card
http://bioscentral.com/beepcodes/awardbeep.htm

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Have you tried with just memory stick in 1st DIMM near to CPU socket and mainboard out of PC case?
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