The PSU sounds very weak for a system like that, is it also a generic one?  That may be your problem.

Try a post @ www.overclockers.co.uk if we can't sort it. Reseat your graphics card / monitor cables.
Dan

I have not attached a hard drive, permanantley, but I did hook it up for a little bit to see if that was the problem, however, no differing action.

I get no beeps and such, and I suspect the rig is not entering boot up at all.  The only action I get is the fans spooling and running (albeit they're nice and quiet), and that's it.

As an interesting bit o' info, the monitor, when activated, displays green as it's little LED color, but soon orange.  This leads me to believe there is not a fault within establishing a connection between the monitor and Motherboard, but rather no information is being sent.  When no signal is being recieved, the monitor will display the LED as green, and show a small message on the screen "No video signal".  Is there a special procedure I must follow to set up the BIOS for the first time?

Take everything off except for your processor, one stick of RAM and your video card.  When you power up, you should get a POST (power on self test) on screen.  If not, you have a problem somewhere in those 3 components or your motherboard itself.  If it works, start adding things one at a time until you get the problem again. 

You might want to have a peek at the motherboard manual and see if you need to adjust any settings (FSB, voltages, etc) and set the 'CMOS Clear/Default' jumper to make sure some weird setting isn't keeping your video from initializing.

I just had a thought.  I purchased two sticks of Corsair 512MB DDR 184-pin RAM, which was not tested and approved for use with the K8V SE.  Could this be it?

Stop looking everywhere when the Hi-D post gave you the correct answer, THE PROBLEM IS YOUR POWER SUPLY I’M 90% SURE.

I have this two pc’s at home one for games and the other one for family use, I got myself one GeForce FX 5900 for the game pc, and then I passed my good "old" GeForce 4 TI4200 to the family pc it was a:
P3 1Ghz
384MB Ram
Voodoo 4 4500
350w PSU
It worked perfectly, but when I replaced the voodoo with the TI 4200 it wouldn’t boot, there was no image no nothing, and only the fans were working.
So I bought a new 500W PSU and when I hooked it up and pushed the power button everything worked perfectly, now look at your specs you need more power to run it. Try to borrow a better PSU and see if this is the problem.

I hope you can get your system running soon 

Here's a power supply wattage calculator, that should give you an idea if you need more power, but I wouldn't go buy a new one without trying a few other things first:  http://www.jscustompcs.com/power_supply/

Well, I was offline for awhile (only one monitor for two computers) so I ddn't see some posts, but nonetheless, the brand new 600watt power supply did the trick, I'm now up and running!

Thanks guys.