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Have you unplugged everything that isn't required (it could be something plugged in causing the problem)?
How is it connected to the TV? Sound like POST is failing to me (which is what @Dramatic_Hammer is thinking, I think) but then the board should tell you, but if you've connected in a way that requires drivers the monitor might not have kicked in yet?
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No, didn't have time to do any checking as it was this morning before work and I just thought I'd fire it up for 20min turbo since I wasn't commuting.
Also, nothing has changed and it worked on Friday. It's possible there's an error on-screen but I only have one monitor so I'd need to wheel it back into my office to test it on a proper monitor.
hippy
Nup, everything whirs up and then spins down a second later. No beeps, no screen (although it's plugged into a tv so maybe it does display something but I don't see it).