P03-620 constant beep when power cable inserted

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simo73
simo73 Member Posts: 5 New User
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 ..I have done the CPU cooler upgrade noted in several post on here and now when insert the  power cable fans rotate and constant beep..

would this be a Ram or motherboard issue???


if was able to fix this and as  fitted with the 10th gen i7 would the same Gen i9 work as long as wattage is the same and would i need to do anything once installed.

not that computer knowledge savvy sorry


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  • messer89
    messer89 Member Posts: 54 Devotee WiFi Icon
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    simo73 said:
    must remember to not use stroke effected hand to shakey,,,
    Listen here man, there's still a chance.

    Once I fucked up the socket in my old PC, very similar to what you did - tweezers, pin, small razor blade, MUCH patience, some luck and you can fix that.

     Mainboards are crazy expensive these days, so I think it pays off to sacrifice one afternoon and some nerves.

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  • ttttt
    ttttt Member Posts: 1,947 Community Aficionado WiFi Icon
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    @simo73

    Can you describe the beep pattern?
  • simo73
    simo73 Member Posts: 5 New User
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    Its just a constant beep once power lead installed to back of psu

  • simo73
    simo73 Member Posts: 5 New User
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    took cpu out and some pins in socket are bent...new oem board or aftermareket
  • simo73
    simo73 Member Posts: 5 New User
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    must remember to not use stroke effected hand to shakey,,,
  • GotBanned
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    Just looking at the picture... Outch!

    The chance of realigning all those bent pins is about the same as snowball's chance in hell. But if you have a really steady hand and a good magnifying glass at your disposal, you won't lose anything by giving it a try.

    I've nudged a few pins in my time with a sharp toothpick. Just be extra careful and patient. Remember to look at the socket from all directions and not just one - the pins that need bending will stand out and are easy to spot.

    Easiest would be to replace the mobo with another Acer one. I'd suggest you to make an ISO/WTB post on the forum. There must be quite a few members who have bought normal motherboards and transplanted their components to it. Let's hope someone still has Acer's case and mobo somewhere in storage. I think I saw few on ebay as well, but the prices they ask are stupidly high.

    More costly way would be to get a new case, mobo and PSU.

    I'm curious to know what cooler you chose. Was removing the CPU necessary? I don't think so, because the "CPU clamp" in still in the picture. Outch!
  • simo73
    simo73 Member Posts: 5 New User
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    https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B08HH6G48J/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

    I used this cooler and probably didnt need to remove CPU
  • GotBanned
    GotBanned Member Posts: 617 Seasoned Specialist WiFi Icon
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    simo73 said:
    https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B08HH6G48J/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

    I used this cooler and probably didnt need to remove CPU
    Yeap. There was no need to remove it. :(

    EDIT: Check your messages. I may have found a replacement board for you.
  • messer89
    messer89 Member Posts: 54 Devotee WiFi Icon
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    simo73 said:
    must remember to not use stroke effected hand to shakey,,,
    Listen here man, there's still a chance.

    Once I ***** up the socket in my old PC, very similar to what you did - tweezers, pin, small razor blade, MUCH patience, some luck and you can fix that.

     Mainboards are crazy expensive these days, so I think it pays off to sacrifice one afternoon and some nerves.

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