after i pass 1mill points im taking down my rig to redo the tim with ICD 7 and see how good it really is i will post OCCT graphs of before (with  Mx-2) and after

what happened? i have a 780 here :) almost new... used to get my old Q9450 to 3.8ghz :D
 
if you pay international shipping its yours!

What happened to the mobo and RAM you were supposed to get?  Wish I had something to help you with.

How much are you looking to spend if you have to buy?

Got your PM in response to mine, but nothing since.

Got it.  Replied

I have my folding rig that I'm using for now.  I'm still trying to find a mobo to test with so until I do that rig id dead for the time being.  I'll up date this thread once I get another mobo to test and see if its the chip or mobo.

techmasterjoe

bake the board in the oven im telling you it works i know it's a lot of work but it may live once more

 
This ONLY works if your board has 100% solid state capacitors.  If you have any that are not solid state, they WILL blow!  Most capacitors are rated for 105c (221F)  If they exceed that temperature for very long you will have a bunch of blown caps on your board you'll have to remove and replace.  Most people are safe trying this on higher end GPUs because they use 100% solid state caps.  MOST motherboards that are not enthusiast level boards do not, so keep that in mind.
 
 
Edit:  just read that you already did.  Well..... if you feel up to it you might still be able to save the board.  I bet if you look at that 780 you baked you have some caps that look like the ones circled in red below.  They do not have to have the tops popped off with electrolytic compound leaking out to be blown.  The small bulge on top of them (sometimes underneath too) is enough to cause bad things to happen on a board.  Good news is you can desolder them, and solder new ones in their place and possibly have a working board again.... as a spare.
 

 
 

After all you have tried, this may sound silly, but was the motherboard mounted? You might want to take all the mounting screws out and try booting it on a cardboard box (pizza box works). Try taking the battery out for 10-15 min again before putting it in and trying that. It's a long shot after all the diagnostics and various boot attempts, but if you don't have a CPU to swap out, it would be one more test you could run with the existing CPU. Good luck!

I know your pain.  Sadly, as backwards in time as I am, the best chip in the house I've got, other than the E8600 in my rig, is an E6600.  So even in the time of crisis, I can't help.

I already put my 460 with my 450 to fold with.

I tested all four sticks in each slot and still no post.  I also did it with no gpu's, hdd's and 1 stick of ram.  Still the same issue.  So I know for sure that its the cpu!

Ah :( Hope you get it fixed soon! Atleast the 460 is folding again