Take the motherboard out of the case, and hook up just the bare essentials. Even use the onboard video if it has it. Plug in a keyboard, and a monitor, and see if it powers up. If it does, then there\'s probably a short between your motherboard and the case. If it doesn\'t, keep it out anyways. It\'s probably not going to be the RAM (should post even without RAM in the board), try to rule out whatever else you can (more than likely it\'d be a mobo problem, but could be a cpu or something else).