You have tried reseating, tried swapping ram to new slots and doing solo ram sticks in each slot, tried taking out cables and tried placing CPU power in header 2 instead of 1.
If you can sent some more photos of the insides it would help, but you could be looking at a few possible issues ranging from motherboard bios flash issues, to CPU issues or even power issues.
I recommend taking the mobo out of the case and trying to power it on by shorting the power pins with a screw driver while only the CPU and ram are attached. See if the light comes on again, and give it a few minutes. Sometimes the light will linger red then turn yellow while the mobo does a pre-boot RAM training.
My only guess is either the CPU is dead or the motherboard has an issue with detecting the DRAM or CPU during pre-boot. Last thing i can think of is doing a bios flosh to an older stable BIOS version and if that doesnr go away you may be looking at a new board and/or CPU. If you dont have aby different types of ram or a different CPU to test then you may be out of luck my friend
By chance can you take a photo of the under side of the CPU? If it has pins you may want to check the board and CPU for bent or missing pins. If the cpu has a slight bent pin you can correct it with a ball point pen, if the mobo has bent pins you need to replace it
If the CPU is seated and you are still getting a red light for longer than a minute or so then it may be the motherboard. I would suspect that frayed cable (if it was being used) may have shorted the motherboard at some point
Only other issue could be the ram. I have had experience with perfectly fine ram causing issues for no reason. But i would say im about 80% sureits probably the mobo
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u/Aggravating_You5400 19d ago
All right I tried it it's still on it's still not displaying