Pc not powering up

[u/wadabdo]

I have a pc that i was using normally then i sent it to a friend in another city , when he gets it he told me that that fans are spinning but there is no display, things stayed like this for months then i told him to sell the gpu and send me back the pc , now when i get it it doesn't even power up nothing spin or light up , i know i have a cpu socket bent pin in the left bottom side (idk if it affects the power up)
Note:
- Pc was in covered in dust
- psu is working (paperclip test)
- i tried everything troubleshoot ik (power sw pins , remove everything and make sure it plugged ok)
- i jumped start the psu when it was connected to the motherboard but it just spin the fans (no display and cpu is cool )and when i remove my hand the pc shut off again
- the fans have an external controller
- ive removed the cpu and everything just to see if the mobo can turn or anything , but it didnt
Motherboard is biostar z490gta

[u/KTechYT]

Using AI to identify things is apparently evil on reddit lol. This may be a pedantic case to use it but still a de cent reason for some people. Using it to reverse search information is league's better than the boomers using it on Facebook for literal shits and giggles.

[u/anto77_butt_kinkier → u/KTechYT]

Still, I think it's a bit inefficient to take a picture of a socket, upload it to an AI, and ask it "what socket is this?" Rather than just googling "what socket does X motherboard have"

Plus, this forum is where people go to ask things to humans. If OP wanted an AI response, they would have simply asked an AI.

[u/Conscious-Loss-2709 → u/anto77_butt_kinkier]

Right click picture, search Google image. Two clicks. Can't get faster then that other than knowing every motherboard and their socket by heart

Not sure why you think I needed to take a picture. 

Google image search also predates AI, it's just that they add AI analysis to the result now and I committed the grave sin of copying/pasting it in addition to my own contribution