How to install this New cpu Cooler

[Mustiyo]

Hey everyone i have some questions. 

I have done something stupid and that is going out buying a cpu cooler and thinking it could stickright into my motherboard.

My problem now is i Have a Acer predator g3-605 With an intel i7 4790 and a rtx 2060 asus. 
In these Photos you can see that my old cpu cooler is screwed in and ive done some research and it looks like there is a backplate on the mobo but thats a problem to get to that backplate

i will have to remove this case entirley from its components and im not that skilled enough. As you can see there are 4 screw things so i can screw something in there but thats the problemThats the connector where i would screw in my old

I wanna know if there is a some sort of bracket for this Cpu cooler cause its a push thingy to install.

Otherwise i will have to give back this cooler. 
Thanks in advance everyone 

 

Info: Be quiet Pure rock slim Cpu cooler that has push pins on the bottom (new cooler)

        

[.Apex.]

6 minutes ago, Mustiyo said:

In these Photos you can see that my old cpu cooler is screwed in and ive done some research and it looks like there is a backplate on the mobo but thats a problem to get to that backplate

You sure there's no way to access that backplate from the other side of the case? usually they have a cutout, but not all cases have that though

[Mira Yurizaki]

Ah, good ol' Intel push-pins, the bane of my existence.

 

The first part is to remove the stand-offs used in the original cooler. Then follow this video to install the new one:

 

The first thing you should do after installing it is to turn the PC on and go into BIOS/UEFI settings to check the CPU temperature. If it looks normal (around 30-40C or below idling), then it's fine. If it's higher than normal ( > 40C), then the cooler wasn't installed properly. Even if it looks fine, the push pins are not actually holding the cooler down hard enough against the CPU.

[Mustiyo]

13 minutes ago, _Syn_ said:

You sure there's no way to access that backplate from the other side of the case? usually they have a cutout, but not all cases have that though

yeah defo i would have to remove the whole topside back and front of the case and its all screwed together shut. 

Hey but as you can see in these photos my mobo holes arent like his. Linus are normal holes and mine are some kind of 2cm long rods where u can screw something in i dont wanna try forcing these push pins in there (sorry english isnt my first language) 

[nick name]

Why don't you show us the entire motherboard in the case and we can help you get it out.  

[Mustiyo]

There you go good sir

12 minutes ago, nick name said:

Why don't you show us the entire motherboard in the case and we can help you get it out.  

This is the blank Mobo you can see those 4 Screw thingys hanging out  This is the Mobo with everything stock installedthis is the connection for my old cpu those long screws screw into those heads

 

34 minutes ago, Mira Yurizaki said:

Ah, good ol' Intel push-pins, the bane of my existence.

 

The first part is to remove the stand-offs used in the original cooler. Then follow this video to install the new one:

 

The first thing you should do after installing it is to turn the PC on and go into BIOS/UEFI settings to check the CPU temperature. If it looks normal (around 30-40C or below idling), then it's fine. If it's higher than normal ( > 40C), then the cooler wasn't installed properly. Even if it looks fine, the push pins are not actually holding the cooler down hard enough against the CPU.

Sadly when i push on on of those heads the other 3 move slightly too. I think they are all connected and i cant screw them off individually. 

[nick name]

Wait, so you had the motherboard out already?  Because what you need to do is have the motherboard out of the case so you can see what's on the back of it.

[Mustiyo]

1 hour ago, nick name said:

Wait, so you had the motherboard out already?  Because what you need to do is have the motherboard out of the case so you can see what's on the back of it.

no no hahaah this is a picture on the inet thats ethe exact motherboard i have ^^

 

[nick name]

You're killing me, man.  

[Mustiyo]

7 hours ago, nick name said:

You're killing me, man.  

Saying the word motherboard you saved me My friend on the back of the mobo there was a plastic bracket (See pic) that was glues to the mobo i carefully took the mobo apart and ripped of that bracket and voila the new one fits perfectly! thanks !!!!

[nick name]

3 hours ago, Mustiyo said:

Saying the word motherboard you saved me My friend on the back of the mobo there was a plastic bracket (See pic) that was glues to the mobo i carefully took the mobo apart and ripped of that bracket and voila the new one fits perfectly! thanks !!!!

Ayyyy, well done.  I knew you'd get it done . . . eventually.  Lol.