HP Pegatron

[Wozzanator]

hello i had a HP Pegatron in a pavilion  case i brought online

the motherboard stopped working and i brought a NEW HP pegatron IPMTB-TK Rev 1.05 612503-001 mother board

and a NEW INTEL Xeon E5645 6core CPU with FAN  and 6 New 4gb DDR3 1066mhz DIMM Ram sticks

it has a HD4550 ATI Radeon 512 PCIE video card

and 300w HP PSU  ATX0300awwa Rev A00  24 pin power supply

New Bios battery

i have asembled this new mother board but no signal no beeps  but CPU fan comes on and lights up

and power on switch lights up and truns PC on and Off ..

power supply light comes on when power cord is plugged in

i have new monitors  i got 8 of them no display they work on another PC

i have tryed reset bios  and cmos  but nothing no beeps no display on monitor

i have taken off the ram stick  and video card and SSD   no beeps

I have taken out CPU and still no beeps

I brought another Mother board  and still no beeps

going crazy  do i have  2 faulty mother boards

I am Deaf Mute i cant phone  customer support  i need to use email please.

[Prométhée · Accepted solution]

Hello
sorry, friends to be able to contact HP support, you have to be still under warranty, does not appear to be the case?
Hp does not offer out-of-warranty support
Either way, you need to get your money back if the motherboard doesn't work
the best for you, if you absolutely want to fix it, would be to consult a professional.
Otherwise, you appear to have purchased multiple components
I suggest you buy just a new box, we have it for all prices, no need for something at 150 $
You can install other models of motherboard
On the other hand, you will need a new windows license

[Wozzanator]

Hello can i buy a box with PSU  in it for the mother board i have  and how much does it cost Please  and shipping to perth Western Australia..6110

[Prométhée]

If your motherboard is HS, it won't change anything, you need another motherboard
Unfortunately I cannot give you prices, I am in France
but anyway, you most certainly have several options, and varying prices, it's up to you to see what exactly you need
You could have had a better processor, but if you already have one that you can't get your money back on, you need a compatible motherboard.

will it be okay?