If that doesn't work, then it was the PSU and not the motherboard. The simplest way to test your PSU is to plug it into a system that's functioning perfectly and power it on. Too much dust will eventually clog your PCs ventilation system, in both your case and components, making it choke on hot air and dirt. Overheating is more of an issue with laptops because of their small cases and tightly spaced components, but laptop or desktop, all those cooling solutions won't matter if you don't clean the dust out of your PC regularly. That's why heat dissipation is important, especially if you are overclocking-fans, heatsinks, liquid cooling. Heat wears down all hardware components overtime, but it's particularly important that it doesn't damage the motherboard, considering that's where you connect all the other components. There are several reasons for motherboard-failure, but the most common is overheating. This kind of PC issue can be hard to diagnose, but ruling out all other possibilities first will help you get there-before you spend money on a new motherboard, especially if it's high-end. There are a few ways to check the life-status of your motherboard without having to take it to a technician, if you like to do things yourself.
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