It would still help to post your specs, even though you said you have swapped parts.
When you say boot, you mean post right?
Can you get to the bios or not?
Unhook your drives to make sure that isn't an issue if you haven't already (make note of which cable is which if you're using raid).
Holding power on some boards, possibly yours as well does a sort of cmos clear (btw, use the reset for hardlocks 1st, not the power button).
But it's not as effective as using the clear cmos button on the back if you have one (or jumper lol).
If it won't boot, try a single stick of ram.
Try reinserting the cpu.
Try a bios flashback on a usb stick (if your board has this).
If it's none of the above, and your sure it's not faulty components, like your psu or vga, or even your mem.
Then it's possibly the cpu or motherboard.
In which case you're gonna have to try figuring out the error code (from the sounds of it, it's a glitched up error code...).
It would help to know what you were doing when it froze on you, for ex. you were running ibt/linx, prime or something on the cpu.
In that case it's likely the cpu is what is dead, or the pwm on the board.
Smell anything?, and marks on the cpu or board near the cpu?
I'm just throwing ideas out there, I don't have your board, and I'm not support.
But I do know support will ask for your specs and so on.
