Unable to boot my MS6330 based computer

I built my MS6330 based computer four years ago and have not had a single issue with it until today. During a Fritz 8 analysis of a chess game, the monitor went dark (the power light turned orange, indicating loss of signal from the computer); the computer's hard drive, cd-rom, cdr, and power led's remained lit continuously. The power and reset buttons on the case were unreponsive. I shut off the power from the power supply. After waiting, I turned on the power supply, and the computer turned to the same state without beeping.
Here are my system specs:
MSI MS-6330
Bios type/revision unavailable as I cannot get into the system
AMD "Thunderbird" Athlon 1.0 Ghz
Crucial 256 MB, Synch, 133Mhz, Cl3
Unknown brand, 256MB, SDR DIMM, H32ZHS
Visiontek Xtasy Geforce2 Ti 64 MB
Antec PP-303X 300W; +3.3v/14A, +5V/30A, +12V/10A, +3.3/+5V combined 160W
IBM Deskstar 15.3GB 7200 RPM HD, Model#DTLA307015 on IDE1
Creative Labs 52X CD-ROM IDE1
Sony CD-RW CRX195A1 IDE2
Win 98SE, latest updated service pack (windows update run 4/15/04)
2 Antec case fans + Antec "Volcano" fan
What is the issue and what should be done?
Thanks,
Scott Hirsch

Since the PSU is of good quality, taking into account the components as well the fact that it has performed well for 4 years, I have the feeling that we can safely rule out the possibility of insufficient power supply in this case
Scott, is it possible to test components in another system? It is important to find out if the parts are in good working order (in particular: videocard, but if possible also ram and cpu).
Hans

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