P7N SLI Platinum - no post - red led on board

Hi
I'm curious if you know about what that little red led light near the battery means.
I have the motherboard for 2 y now, no problems (no oc, 7 fans on the case), but tonight I got a BSOD playing l4d , reset and then it won't boot.
The fans are spinning, all of them, psu included, no Hdd activity, the monitor is black, no signal at all. And that little red led near the battery that I don't remember seeing lit till now, and i see there's another one, blue that's also lit when power on.
Pressed the little reset bios button on the back ,changed the vga and rams with working ones from my other system....same thing.
config: Antec ninehundred-well ventilated , Seasonic 650W psu , q6600 (45C medium load) , Mushkin rams , 9600gt
Is it dead ?

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And that little red led near the battery
That was there before.  It indicates that a swtiched-on PSU is connected.
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Is it dead ?
At this point it is impossible to tell.
Please test with one memory module only, unplug the PSU from A/C power and >>Clear CMOS<<.

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