sorry, that should say i'd be very surprised if it was the logic board. i've seen 2 pc power supplies fail after moving across town, some of them are very cheap and fragile. logic boards on the other hand, in my experience, are fairly robust in storage and shipping, in fact of over 20 computers i have none have ever had logic board problems and several have had power supply problems. power supplies are also the most sensitive to aging as the capacitors age even in storage, though not as quickly as in use, but they can and do dry out or otherwise fail in storage.
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