Dead motherboard?

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I have bought a new psu which I connected up fine and everything worked ok but after about 10 seconds the pc shut down and it has not powered on since. I have tried putting the old psu back in but still nothing happens when I press the power button.

I think it may be the motherboard but I wanted to get a second opinion before replacing it or to see if there is anything else I can try.
 
No the psu seemed fine. The reason I upgraded was the fact that there was a lot of extra cables that went unused so I wanted to upgrade to a modular psu.
 
Check all the cables are in correctly, seems a bit strange that just changing your psu would break your motherboard.

Any fans spinning ? What psu is it ?
 
You could build the basic components out of the case before you get a new motherboard, mite be worth a try.

What cpu and motherboard you got ?

I have just tried with the motherboard, psu, cpu and ram outside of the case with the old psu but nothing happened still.

Motherboard is an asus z87-k, cpu is i5 4670k
 
Tried a different wall socket?

New kettle lead? (incase you are using the old one with the new psu, fuse may have gone)

Switch on the psu? (it has happened before. ;))
 
Did you use any of the same Psu cables? When I went from an hx1050 to a rm1000 I am sure I read somewhere that the cables are incompatible
 
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