No POST No Beep Mother board Getting Hot

TA790GXE-128M
whenever I switch on the system, only PSU fan and CPU fan starts, No beep no POST nothing at all (even if I remove all ram sticks, no beep), only the red circled chip gets super hot and the area marked in yellow (other side of the mobo/ bottom).
Solution Please!
other components :
Corsair vs 450
Phenom II X4 810
3 x 4gb ddr2 ram
gt 710

billamama said:
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TA790GXE-128M
whenever I switch on the system, only PSU fan and CPU fan starts, No beep no POST nothing at all (even if I remove all ram sticks, no beep), only the red circled chip gets super hot and the area marked in yellow (other side of the mobo/ bottom).
Solution Please!
other components :
Corsair vs 450
Phenom II X4 810
3 x 4gb ddr2 ram
gt 710

That chip is dead. Maybe get a new mobo or replace the chip.

RumbaMon19 said:
That chip is dead. Maybe get a new mobo or replace the chip.

OK, What do you call it ? (the mentioned Chip)

billamama said:
OK, What do you call it ? (the mentioned Chip)

----edit:- I mistook MOSFET for inductor due to zoomed out picture, ignore below----
Actually it is not a chip, it is a inductor coil, very tiny, smd version. Can be repaired if you find a guy skillfull enough as it is very common issue in Macbooks also...

This is responsible for power distribution of mobo, to keep constant voltage in case of current increase or decrease.

Mostly, the insulation in the coil melts hence shorting it and resulting in heating.

If possible take a closer shot of the component with the text printed on it clearly visible, maybe I will be able to find the exact thing...

RumbaMon19 said:
Actually it is not a chip, it is a inductor coil, very tiny, smd version. Can be repaired if you find a guy skillfull enough as it is very common issue in Macbooks also...

This is responsible for power distribution of mobo, to keep constant voltage in case of current increase or decrease.

Mostly, the insulation in the coil melts hence shorting it and resulting in heating.

If possible take a closer shot of the component with the text printed on it clearly visible, maybe I will be able to find the exact thing...

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red dot

billamama said:
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red dot

No, that is not inductor, that is MOSFET or big bro of transistor. This is a pretty common one, again easily replaceable. These usually don't go bad so early, especially these arrow branded ones last atleast 10 years even during high usage.

Get it changed, dont pay high amount as the MOSFET costs 50rs( 20/piece If bought in bulk) so labour costs must not be that high, considering he need to do chip level repair. Ask the guy to also do a regular board checkup, as maybe due to some other fault such as fluctuation from psu this got damaged.

PS:- inductor coils are actually those big boxes at side with labelling like R50.

These are also inductors used and in previous pic it looked similar to this.

RumbaMon19 said:
No, that is not an inductor, that is MOSFET or big bro of the transistor. This is a pretty common one, again easily replaceable. These usually don't go bad so early, especially these arrow branded ones last at least 10 years even during high usage.

Get it changed, don't pay a high amount as the MOSFET costs 50rs( 20/piece If bought in bulk) so labour costs must not be that high, considering he needs to do chip level repair. Ask the guy to also do a regular board checkup, as may be due to some other fault such as fluctuation from PSU this got damaged.

PS:- inductor coils are actually those big boxes at side with labelling like R50.

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These are also inductors used and in the previous pic, it looked similar to this.

Thank you very much for the advice and solution, then I will get the PSU & GPU checked along with MOBO...Thank You once again

billamama said:
Thank you very much for the advice and solution, then I will get the PSU & GPU checked along with MOBO...Thank You once again

very informative thread. Curious to know did you get the motherboard repaired ? How much it cost you ?

topgear said:
very informative thread. Curious to know did you get the motherboard repaired ? How much it cost you ?

I got a old one from OLx, GA-880GM-USB3 (rev. 3.1), It cost 3000/- + 200 courier charge, total 3200/-