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When I change the components one by one to determine which blocks the startup of the machine is the processor. I changed the PSU I went to 480 Watts, but nothing, when I want to start turning ventilator (not the normal, slightly slower) but the bios does not load and nothing happens to the screen, no keyboard lights, nothing.
I am sure that the connections are good because when I met my old processor without connecting everything properly.
You should check if your motherboard supports it, basically if it is compatible! you can not put anything but you must know. Otherwise, connect the new processor, make a clear cmos by removing the battery 10minutes, replace the battery and boot.
I remove the battery but not long enough that it is (one minute can be). for compatibility infact it should not be a problem because it is a dual core as it was before.
It may be necessary to update the bios on the motherboard so that it supports the latest variants of the range processors. Previously before it will declare the HS processor to try it on another platform compatible with it. If the problem persists in this case return the VAS.