About cmos battery

[Trans-Am]

1) Anything to take note when/after changing Cmos battery?

2) spec - - - >
What is my battery model & where can I buy it?


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[tigerwoods]

1) Anything to take note when/after changing Cmos battery?

2) spec - - - >
What is my battery model & where can I buy it?


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Why dont you just look at the existing battery model in your motherboard instead of asking.

 

[ystoh133]

Cr2032 standard for all motherboards.

 

[Clearnfc]

Is your pc diy?? Also what board?? Many Mitx is not using button cell. Still cr2032 but the wire and connector is tag welded to the battery. So you need the whole module.

 

[Trans-Am]

Why dont you just look at the existing battery model in your motherboard instead of asking.

Because :

1) I need to shift a lot of things( fan, table, etc)

2) I might need to un-mount some pcie

3) everytime I shift my cpu and then shifted it back, 98% of the time my ram will become "loose"

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[Godeau]

https://www.asus.com/sg/support/FAQ/1005740

 

[shadey]

Because :

1) I need to shift a lot of things( fan, table, etc)

2) I might need to un-mount some pcie

3) everytime I shift my cpu and then shifted it back, 98% of the time my ram will become "loose"

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Loose RAM???? You have bigger issues then

 

[Trans-Am]

Cr2032 standard for all motherboards.

Is your pc diy?? Also what board?? Many Mitx is not using button cell. Still cr2032 but the wire and connector is tag welded to the battery. So you need the whole module.

https://www.asus.com/sg/support/FAQ/1005740

Thanks

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[Trans-Am]

Loose RAM???? You have bigger issues then

Loose as in not tightly secure in the ram slot due to "vibration" from shifting

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[Rashkae]

Loose as in not tightly secure in the ram slot due to "vibration" from shifting

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A little wiggle is normal but it should not lead to undetectable RAM/memory errors.