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by larryd4 Accepted solution
Pull your cards
Disconnect the drives
pull the ram
All you want is MB and power and then turn it on.
No beeps its probably a bad board.
If it beeps put one item back at a time and after each item confirm you get a bios beep. If its a bad card or drive doing it, you'll get no beeps when you hook that item back up.
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by cg it Accepted solution
I'd undo the dual card SLI configuration and try with only 1 card, see if you get a signal to the monitor. If not remove that card and try the other.
High end graphics cards can overhead especially when playing really graphic intensive games. it's possible one or both of the cards overheated and the GPU or memory on the card went bad.
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