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I found when I updated my own Asus bios that some field names changed between versions, or were removed. So if the saved config is trying to set a value for a field call "Mega Speed Boost", but the same field is now called "Uber Mega Speed Boost" in the new bios, it's probably failing.

If you had entered your own VAT number here, the order would have been updated to Ex VAT, and so you would be liable for import VAT, as it states. I think maybe you assumed the VAT was included on the invoice, so just check that to confirm.

@MickF Did your invoice show you paid VAT? PC Specialist has an Irish VAT Number, so can charge Irish VAT directly on the invoice. If you paid Irish VAT at the point of sale, you shouldn't have DPD looking for further charges.

You won't need to touch BIOS, leave that as is, as PCS would have configured it correctly.

That would be my advice.

Yeah, I bought individual stranded cables from Amazon, neater than the daisy chain cables that come with the PSU by default.

Yep, that would be my recommendation. You should have spares in your welcome box from PCS

Check the 6 pin is not a 6+2 pin connection, with the 2 pin tied back. Save you running a cable for no reason. But also check the existing cable is not a daisy chain. E.g. single cable from PSU, with two ends to it connected to GPU. You want one cable per port on the GPU.

Might require a call to PCS to assist

So check your ram sticks are fully inserted. Maybe remove them and reinsert.

And on the top right of the motherboard, what led is lit?

Is the second beep long or short?

You’ve connected the monitor to the GPU connection and not the one on the motherboard? Have you checked that all cables are fully seated, same for RAM and GPU?

If you open device manager, do you see any yellow warning symbols against any devices?

You’ve ruled out the basics like trying a different power cable etc?

Step by step guide https://b4zookaw.notion.site/b4zookaw/How-To-Clean-Install-Windows-11-bf6510acb8a549efbcd2f720653dcefa

Check the cable from the aio pump to the cpu fan header on the motherboard is fully connected. It could be it’s just come loose. Worse case the aio has failed and needs replacing

So, after checking all cables are fully inserted, disconnecting the drives and only one stick of RAM, still no beeps, no LEDS? Just a brief power up, fans spin, and then it shutsdown?

And it's a PCS Case in the video....