RTX 2070

ven98 · February 14

The 4pin connector goes 1st and then the 20pin over it. You will notice a little piece on the right side of the 20pin that is preventing the 4pin going fully in. You have to align them first and them plug them together in the motherboard.

Saliwarrior · February 14

sorry but what do you mean by insert the four pin first. I try to move it put both wires are connected together so I can't twist it around as it won't reach. Do you mean attach the four pin and the 20 together and put them in? Or connect the four pin from where it's positioned first then the 20 pin.

I assumed you meant the four pin has to be on the right side. Not sure

ven98 · February 14

From the right side means the right side on the picture. I think plugging the 4pin and then 20pin should work, but if it doesn't, align them and plug them in together, there is nothing hard about that. The way you have connected the 24pin to the mobo is the correct way.

Saliwarrior · February 14

I plugged it fully in but it's not working. Could the motherboard have died.

ven98 · February 14

Did you check if the switch at the back of the PSU is on?

Saliwarrior · February 14

it's perfectly aligned

Saliwarrior · February 14

yes. I keep pressing the power button but no response

ven98 · February 14

I am talking about the switch on the power supply, is it on?

Saliwarrior · February 14

Yep. The switch on the power supply was on

ven98 · February 14

Did you connect any wires from the case to F-panel. For example a 2pin reset connector, 2pin power on connector, led+ and led- connectors, did you do those?

Saliwarrior · February 14

No. On my previous case I never had them but now thT I think about it they are connecting to the case and not motherboard. Wr do I plot them?

ven98 · February 14

Send a picture of these connectors

Saliwarrior · February 14

There is the manual for mobo. I see number 8 as a possible

Saliwarrior · February 14

It says power button LED connector. Is it that?

ven98 · February 14

Yes they connect to number 8, but you have to connect each on a specific pin.

Saliwarrior · February 14

Am sorry but I don't know how

Saliwarrior · February 14

Is that something I can look up or is it different from mobo to mobo

ven98 · February 14

Usually the front panel connectors of the motherboard are placed the same on every motherboard, but sometimes for OEM motherboards they could be placed differently, so let me check.

ven98 · February 14

Ok, it seems that the front panel has the same layout as the other mobos.

Image: https://us.v-cdn.net/6029997/uploads/editor/q0/r1g087n6b8hq.png

Red squares is the LED connectors. The one from the end is the +. The green ones are for the power button(PW). For the rest of the connections follow this layout:

The part that is crossed out doesn't apply for the Acer motherboard. Hopefully, the reset switch is on the same place on the Acer motherboard as in the diagram. If it isn't, then you have to go without reset switch.