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Product type Desktop computer
Brand Acer
Model Veriton X2631G
Year of manufacture 2014
Annual energy consumption (ETEC) - discrete graphics mode enabled 257 kWh/year (category B), 292 kWh/year (category D)
Sleep mode power consumption 2.39 W (category B)
Sleep mode power consumption with Wake-on-LAN 2.48 W (category B)
Off mode power consumption 0.33 W
Sound level in idle mode 3.3 B (LwAd)
Sound level during disk access 3.4 B (LwAd)
Memory configuration 2 to 16 GB (depending on configuration)
Internal storage 1 piece
Discrete graphics card 1 piece, category G3
Internal power supply efficiency (IPS) at 100% 95.27%
Power management Automatic sleep after 30 minutes of inactivity, screen after 10 minutes
Regulatory compliance Regulation (EU) No 617/2013, ENERGY STAR 6.0
Test temperature 25 °C
Test voltage 230 V / 50 Hz

Frequently Asked Questions - VERITON X2631G ACER

What are the main power saving settings?
The computer is set to enter sleep mode after 30 minutes of inactivity and the screen turns off after 10 minutes. You can change these delays in the operating system's power options.
How to clean the inside of the computer?
Turn off and unplug the device. Use a slightly damp soft lint-free cloth for the exterior. For the interior, a compressed air duster (can type) can be used to blow dust off components. Avoid any liquid.
What is the power consumption in sleep mode?
The power consumption in sleep mode is approximately 2.39 W (category B) and 2.48 W if Wake-on-LAN is enabled.
Is the noise level high?
No, the declared sound level is 3.3 B in idle mode and 3.4 B during disk access, which corresponds to quiet operation.
How to install additional RAM?
The computer supports 2 to 16 GB of RAM. Open the case, locate the memory slots, insert compatible modules aligning the notch. Consult the manual for exact specifications.
Can I add an additional hard drive?
Yes, the case has a slot for a second drive (3.5-inch or 2.5-inch format depending on configuration). Check availability of SATA and power connectors.
What to do if the computer does not start?
First check the power cable and wall outlet. Ensure the rear switch (if present) is in the I position. Try another outlet. If nothing happens, an internal component may be faulty; contact a technician.
How to enable Wake-on-LAN?
Access the BIOS (F2 key at startup) and enable the 'Wake-on-LAN' option. Also ensure the network driver is properly configured in the operating system.
What is the expected lifespan of the computer?
With proper maintenance (regular dusting, software updates), the lifespan can reach 5 to 7 years in standard use. Components such as the hard drive may require replacement after 3-5 years.
Is there an internal backup battery?
The computer does not contain a backup battery for power. A CR2032 battery on the motherboard maintains BIOS settings; it typically lasts several years.

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What does a long continuous beep at the startup of the ACER Veriton X2631G mean and how can it be resolved?
Frequently Asked Questions - 17/04/2026
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A long continuous beep at the startup of the ACER Veriton X2631G indicates a hardware problem, usually related to the RAM (Random Access Memory) or a poorly connected internal component. This sound signal emitted by the BIOS during the POST (Power-On Self Test) indicates that your computer has detected an anomaly even before the operating system loads.

Start with the simplest and most effective step: completely unplug the power cable for 30 seconds, then plug it back in and restart the computer. This action sometimes resolves the issue by resetting the startup circuits.

If the beep persists, proceed to check the RAM, which is the most common cause. Do this: completely turn off the computer and unplug it from the electrical outlet, wait a few seconds, then open the case. Locate the RAM sticks (rectangular pieces 10 to 15 cm long in the DIMM slots). Gently press the retaining clips at the ends of each stick and remove it by tilting it slightly, then firmly reinsert it until the clips click into place. If you have multiple sticks, test the computer with one stick at a time to identify a potentially faulty one. Your ACER Veriton X2631G can accommodate up to 16 GB of DDR3, so this action is safe.

Next, check the internal connections: ensure that all internal power cables (24-pin connector and 8-pin CPU connector) are properly seated. If a discrete graphics card is present, check that it is properly seated in its PCI Express slot and that the additional power cable, if necessary, is connected. Clean the contacts of the RAM sticks and the motherboard using a dry brush or an anti-static cloth.

If the beep persists after these checks, try starting without the discrete graphics card (if your device has one). Your 3rd generation Intel Core i5 processor has an integrated graphics chip (Intel HD Graphics 2500), so the computer can start without an additional card. Remove the graphics card and connect the monitor to the integrated port (usually one of the VGA or HDMI connectors directly on the motherboard). If the beep disappears, the graphics card is faulty.

As a last resort, access the BIOS and reset it to default settings. Upon restart, press the Delete key or F2 (depending on the model) immediately after the ACER logo appears to access the BIOS. Navigate to the reset option (usually called "Load Setup Defaults" or "Reset to Default") and confirm. This action may resolve configuration conflicts causing the beep.

If the long continuous beep persists after all these checks, it is likely that you have a faulty hardware component (RAM, internal power supply, or motherboard) that requires further diagnosis. Contact a qualified technician or ACER customer service with details of the steps you have already tried, as this will expedite diagnosis and repair.

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Technical Documentation of (EU) No 617/2013

Product typeDesktop computer
Product categoryBCD
Manufacturer name, addressAcer Italy s.r.l., Via Lepetit, 40, 20020 Lainate (MI) Italy
Product model numberVeriton X2630; Veriton X2631.
Year of manufacture2014
ETEC allowance with capability adjustments when discrete graphics cards are disabled (from 1 July 2014)172 kWh/year188 kWh/year223 kWh/year
ETEC allowance with capability adjustments when discrete graphics cards are enabled (from 1 July 2014)241 Watt257 kWh/year292 kWh/year
ETEC allowance with capability adjustments when discrete graphics cards are disabled (from 1 January 2016)126 kWh/year134 kWh/year146 kWh/year
ETEC allowance with capability adjustments when discrete graphics cards are enabled (from 1 January 2016)164 Watt172 kWh/year200 kWh/year
Whether all discrete graphics card are enabled during the testYesYesYes
Whether switchable graphics mode with UMA is driving the display during the testNoNoNo
ETEC of highest power-demanding configuration131.97 kWh/year133.21 kWh/year119.71 kWh/year
Idle state power demand35.87 Watt35.51 Watt32.83 Watt
Sleep mode power demand2.39 Watt2.13 Watt2.16 Watt
Sleep mode with WOL enabled power demand2.48 Watt2.22 Watt2.45 Watt
Off mode power demand0.33 Watt0.33 Watt0.33 Watt
Off mode with WOL enabled power demand0.33 Watt0.33 Watt0.33 Watt
Maximum power demandNot applicableNot applicableNot applicable
Internal power supply (IPS) efficiency at 10%, 20%, 50% and 100% of rated output power10% - 87.62%10% - 87.62%10% - 87.62%
20% - 88.80%20% - 88.80%20% - 88.80%
50% - 87.51%50% - 87.51%50% - 87.51%
100% - 95.27%100% - 95.27%100% - 95.27%
External power supply's (EPS) average active efficiencyNot applicableNot applicableNot applicable
Noise levels (the declared A-weighted sound power level, LwAd) of idle mode3.3 B3.3 B3.3 B
Noise levels (the declared A-weighted sound power level, LwAd) of "HDD random seek" mode3.4 B3.4 B3.4 B
Minimum number of loading cycles that the batteries can withstandNot applicableNot applicableNot applicable
Configuration of memory2 ~ 16 GB2 GB4 ~ 16 GB
Configuration of internal storage1 piece1 piece1 piece
Configuration of discrete television tuner0 piece0 piece0 piece
Configuration of discrete audio card0 piece0 piece0 piece
Configuration of discrete graphics cards1 piece1 piece1 piece
Configuration of discrete graphics cards categoryG3G3G3
The battery in this product cannot be easily replaced by users themselvesNot applicableNot applicableNot applicable
For products with an integrated display, the total content of mercury isNot applicableNot applicableNot applicable
Measurement methodology for ETECCOMMISSION REGULATION (EU) No 617/2013 of 26 June 2013 implementing Directive 2009/125/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council with regard to ecodesign requirements for computers and computer servers: ANNEX II Ecodesign requirements and timetable: 1.1.1. ETEC formula.
Measurement methodology for idle modeEN 62623:2013 — Desktop and notebook computers — Measurement of energy consumption: 5.2. Test setup; 5.3.5. Measuring short idle mode; 5.7. True RMS watt meter specification; 5.8. True RMS watt meter accuracy; Annex E.2 (informative) ENERGY STAR® V5 compliant testing methodology.
Measurement methodology for sleep modeEN 62623:2013 — Desktop and notebook computers — Measurement of energy consumption 5.2. Test setup; 5.3.3. Measuring sleep mode; 5.4. Test conditions; 5.7. True RMS watt meter specification; 5.8. True RMS watt meter accuracy.
Measurement methodology for off modeEN 62623:2013 — Desktop and notebook computers — Measurement of energy consumption 5.2. Test setup; 5.3.2. Measuring off mode; 5.4. Test conditions; 5.7. True RMS watt meter specification; 5.8. True RMS watt meter accuracy.
Measurement methodology for IPS efficiencyGeneralized Test Protocol for Calculating the Energy Efficiency of Internal Ac-Dc and Dc-Dc Power Supplies Revision 6.6 (April,2012).
Measurement methodology for EPS efficiencyNot applicable
Measurement methodology for noise levelECMA-109 2nd edition (December 1987) Declared NoiseEmission Values of Computer and Business Equipment:4. Determination of the declared noise emission values.ECMA-74 11th edition (December 2010) Measurement ofAirborne Noise emitted by Information Technology andTelecommunications Equipment:5. Installation and operating instructions;6. Method for determination of sound power levels of equipmentin reverberation test rooms;7. Method for determination of sound power levels of equipmentunder essentially free-field conditions over a reflecting plane;Annex C.15 Equipment category: personalcompute rs andworkstations.
Measurement methodology for battery loading cyclesNot applicable
Sequence of steps for achieving a stable condition with respect to power demandEN 62623:2013 — Desktop and notebook computers —Measurement of energy consumption:5.2. Test setup;5.3.2. Measuring off mode;5.3.3. Measuring sleep mode;5.3.5. Measuring short idle mode.
Description of how sleep mode was selected or programmedEN 62623:2013 — Desktop and notebook computers —Measurement of energy consumption5.2. Test setup;5.3.3. Measuring sleep mode;
Description of how off mode was selected or programmedEN 62623:2013 — Desktop and notebook computers —Measurement of energy consumption5.2. Test setup;5.3.2. Measuring off mode;
Sequence of events required to reach the mode where the equipment automatically changes to sleep modeENERGY STAR® Program Requirements Product Specificationfor Computers, Eligibility Criteria Version 6.0, Rev. Oct-2013:1.D.4 Sleep Mode.
Sequence of events required to reach the mode where the equipment automatically changes to off modeNot applicable
The length of time after a period of user inactivity in which the computer automatically reaches a power mode that has a lower power demand requirement than sleep mode30 minutes
The length of time before the display sleep mode is set to activate after user inactivity10 minutes
User information on the energy-saving potential of power management functionalityhttp://www.energystar.gov/index.cfm?c=power_mgt.pr_power_mgt_users
User information on how to enable the power management functionalityhttp://www.energystar.gov/index.cfm?c=power_mgt.pr_power_mgt_users
Test parameter for ambient temperature25 °C
Test parameter for test voltage230 V
Test parameter for frequency50 Hz
Test parameter for total harmonic distortion of the electricity supply system3 %
Test parameter for information and documentation on the instrumentation, set-up and circuits used for electrical testingAC source- Chroma 6530Digital meter- YOKOGAWA WT210
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