DoDo DIY MS-7869 Ver 1.0 LGA1150 motherboard accessory
Replacement LGA1150 motherboard for Acer Aspire TC-605, TC-705, XC-605, XC-605G and XC-705 desktops
- Compatible with Acer Aspire TC-605 and TC-705 desktops
- Supports Acer Aspire XC-605 and XC-705 compact systems
- Fits Acer Aspire XC-605G small-form-factor builds
- LGA1150 socket accepts compatible Intel processors
- MS-7869 Ver 1.0 DB.SRPCN.001 ensures exact replacement match
LGA1150 motherboard for Acer Aspire desktops
This LGA1150 motherboard is built as a direct replacement for Acer Aspire TC-605 TC-705 XC-605 XC-605G XC-705 systems. It carries the MSI board reference MS-7869 Ver 1.0 and the Acer part number DB.SRPCN.001. The component is supplied new and suits owners restoring those specific chassis.
Board-level swap restores original I/O and mounting
Using the exact board revision preserves the factory port layout, front-panel header positions and cooler mounting holes. No case modifications or cable rerouting are required during installation. The 90-day warranty covers the replacement part itself.
ATX-scale build fits the stock Acer chassis
The board follows the standard ATX footprint expected by the listed Aspire and XC models, so it aligns with the original standoffs and power-supply connectors. Builders who need a different form factor or additional expansion slots cannot use this unit.
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Model name | TC-605 |
Questions about this item
Will the MS-7869 Ver 1.0 motherboard need a BIOS battery replacement later?
The board uses a standard coin cell that typically lasts several years before needing replacement.
What is the first limit reached when the LGA1150 board runs under sustained load?
The CPU thermal limit is usually reached first, triggering throttling to protect the processor.
How much heat and noise should I expect from this motherboard running all day in an Acer Aspire case?
The board itself produces minimal heat and no noise; system thermals and fan sound depend on the installed CPU cooler and case airflow.
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