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You have to start in order of operation. Number 1 is the PSU itself. If you motherboard does nothing at all, no lights, no fan movement, no post boot anything then your PSU as expired.
After that you remove components and try again. Your case sounds like it's either a PSU or a CPU.
Get some thermal paste and remove the CPU and check for damage on it. Pins can actually melt off of it gets hot enough.
Yeah, Maybe one of the rails on the PSU broke? Can something like this happen? Some parts of the motherboard seem to get some power but, I do not get any of the main status leds.
I will try to look at the cpu later, I try to get a second psu for testing...