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    P4C800 poly mod

    I can't find KC8ADU's post with the recipe for the poly mod he did on a P4C800

    Has someone got it bookmarked by any chance ?
    better to keep quiet and be thought a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt

    #2
    Re: P4C800 poly mod

    I find sometimes the internal search engine here produces unexpected results so I use google and type in

    kc8adu p4c800

    Then I click more results from badcaps.net
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      #3
      Re: P4C800 poly mod

      Non existent. Been looking for over 1-1/2 years. There was a server glitch a long time ago and I think it went at that time.

      Best to cook up your own mod.

      There's also a Japanese site that was aimed at overclocking, but has a lot of the poly mod info:
      http://www.finetune.jp/~lyuka/interests/pc/p4c800e.html

      I'm looking for anyone that has the other 2 FET's, near the CPU, on their board. There are some boards with 2 and 2, but the Japanese mod adds the other one to each making it 3 and 3. They don't say which number it is. It is a duplicate of one in each group that is already there. Willawake had a board that had all 3 in both places, but the photo isn't clear or large enough to make out the numbers. Plus it was over 4 years ago.

      I believe I actually have most of the caps to do mine. Now to find them...

      Toast
      veritas odium parit

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        #4
        Re: P4C800 poly mod

        With inspiration from retiredcaps, I found what I was looking for

        It's in the "Cleaning Motherboards - ATTN SMOKERS" thread - the one thread I didn't go through, before my original post

        You can find it by doing a Search for "P4C 800" (including the double quotes and the space in the middle) - it's post no. 50 on page 3
        Last edited by pfrcom; 01-17-2011, 10:47 PM.
        better to keep quiet and be thought a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt

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          #5
          Re: P4C800 poly mod

          That doesn't cover the other small caps like the Japan site does, nor the VRM in.

          Cook your own.

          And do all those little 1000@6.3v ones too. I'm using HM's for those.
          veritas odium parit

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            #6
            Re: P4C800 poly mod

            Originally posted by Toasty View Post
            I'm looking for anyone that has the other 2 FET's, near the CPU, on their board.
            Does that mean I've hit the jackpot with two recently acquired boards ?

            Refer pics - both have 3 FETs in 3 groups around the CPU, whereas my other P4C800-E has 2 FETs and a blank pad in corresponding areas

            Both boards work, but I was thinking of expunging OSTs from the VRM and all 1000uf 6.3v Ltec's
            Attached Files
            better to keep quiet and be thought a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt

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              #7
              Re: P4C800 poly mod

              Could you re-take the second shot and/or report the numbers of any of the groups. I can't make out the other numbers for the dust or shaking. Little too much coffee today?

              I was mistaken. There are 3 of these used. The 2 you have pictured, and another on the RAM side of the CPU.

              Unfortunately, the 70T03H MOSFET is no longer available. Best bet will probably be salvage from dead boards. I have the Asus A7VBX-MX which uses 4 of them. That does 1 board for me, with 1 piece left over. I have not investigated a cross reference, yet.

              It's not a big deal, as they've been working many years with just the 3 pairs.

              Toast
              veritas odium parit

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                #8
                Re: P4C800 poly mod

                Here's my list:

                Code:
                20 - 1000/6.3 - 8x12 - OST-RLS ==== Nichicon HM
                 5 - 100/16 - 5x11 - OST-GSC ==== Panasonic FR
                 4 - 1200/16 - 10x20 - UCC-KZE ==== Nichicon HZ/HN/HM or Rubycon MCZ/MBZ
                 7 - 1500/6.3 - 8x20 - OST-RLZ ==== (10) Fujitsu 820/2.5 - 8x12 Bumble Bees 
                  - Adding 1 piece SEPC 560/4v cap at RAM slots in CE108 position. 
                   680uF could also be used here.
                
                Once I cross-ref and source the MLCC's for the socket, I will do 1 of the boards, just for my own satisfaction. :)
                Do remember that on Asus boards, the white is (+) positive.

                Toast
                veritas odium parit

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                  #9
                  Re: P4C800 poly mod

                  Originally posted by Toasty View Post
                  Little too much coffee today?
                  No, it was the excitement

                  Here's my report:

                  Right of CPU are Q208, Q209 & Q210

                  Above CPU are Q199, Q201 & Q202

                  Below CPU are Q193, Q195 & Q196

                  On the three FET models:

                  Q193 = Q199 = Q208 = 60T03H
                  ................................438086

                  Q195 = Q201 = Q210 = 06N03LA
                  ................................DT429

                  Q196 = Q202 = Q209 = 70T03H
                  ................................436336

                  On the two FET model:

                  Q193 = Q199 = Q208 = MRC
                  ................................D38NH
                  ................................02L
                  ................................301347

                  Q195 = Q201 = Q210 = D0324
                  ................................FDD
                  ................................6606

                  Q196 = Q202 = Q209 = Empty
                  Last edited by pfrcom; 01-19-2011, 12:01 AM. Reason: Changed spaces to periods for indenting
                  better to keep quiet and be thought a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt

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                    #10
                    Re: P4C800 poly mod

                    i will email the guy i did the last one for.he is on a bus to new mexico right now.i am sure he will take some pics for us.

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                      #11
                      Re: P4C800 poly mod

                      I'm having difficulty locating a -reasonably priced- MLCC in 47uF @ 16v.

                      Dimensions: L: 6.2 ±0.4 // W: 4.9 ±0.2 // H: 3.5

                      Anyone got a source that's <$5 or $6 each?? I need 4.

                      I could go to 3 - 33uF or even 4 - 27uF....

                      -but-

                      Need to be within the following:
                      ~100uF
                      L: cannot exceed 6.7mm
                      L: cannot be less than 5.4mm
                      W: cannot exceed 11mm mounted side-by-side
                      H: limited to 3.5mm

                      Toast
                      veritas odium parit

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                        #12
                        Re: P4C800 poly mod

                        I've seen several, but they're too short. Why are you so picky with the dimensions? Just use a blob of solder or attach some leads. At Digikey, I saw something called "Leaded MLCC".
                        "We have offered them (the Arabs) a sensible way for so many years. But no, they wanted to fight. Fine! We gave them technology, the latest, the kind even Vietnam didn't have. They had double superiority in tanks and aircraft, triple in artillery, and in air defense and anti-tank weapons they had absolute supremacy. And what? Once again they were beaten. Once again they scrammed [sic]. Once again they screamed for us to come save them. Sadat woke me up in the middle of the night twice over the phone, 'Save me!' He demanded to send Soviet troops, and immediately! No! We are not going to fight for them."

                        -Leonid Brezhnev (On the Yom Kippur War)

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                          #13
                          Re: P4C800 poly mod

                          Because it's right under the CPU. No wires allowed, no space to fit. 3.5mm max height.
                          Attached Files
                          veritas odium parit

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                            #14
                            Re: P4C800 poly mod

                            These are used for tantalums.

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                              #15
                              Re: P4C800 poly mod

                              Tantalum's may be a possibility. But getting the right size and a low ESR is a pickle. Lowest I can find (that fits) is 35mΩ at nearly $4 each...

                              ...and those are about 1mm too tall.
                              veritas odium parit

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                                #16
                                Re: P4C800 poly mod

                                Oh yeah )
                                Incredibly expensive
                                Salvage them from a dead graphic card. 8800 series had plenty of them.

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                                  #17
                                  Re: P4C800 poly mod

                                  hello
                                  my P4C800 is dead psu cks good unpluged, but in ps fan turns for around .5sec
                                  row of caps near cpu mesures 9 ohms
                                  shorted?
                                  how do i find the shorted one short of taking all out?
                                  thanks for any help

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                                    #18
                                    Re: P4C800 poly mod

                                    Any bulged caps on mobo? If yes, then replace all caps in that bank.

                                    Your PSU may be failing under load. Open and investigate for bad caps. What PSU make/model are you using?

                                    Substitute another PSU if possible.

                                    >>row of caps near cpu mesures 9 ohms<<

                                    Using what for testing? Ohmmeter? Not a valid test. Cap test needs an ESR meter.

                                    You can not test VRM filter caps on mobo as they are in parallel with each other. One good in a bank and others failed will still show as good.

                                    T
                                    veritas odium parit

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                                      #19
                                      Re: P4C800 poly mod

                                      Just a little question regarding poly caps on this board.

                                      Are they just improving life time, or do they also improve voltage stability of the board and so improve the overclocking ability?

                                      Atm I am recapping my Enermax Liberty ELT500AWT for better voltage stability. Atm I have a stock P4C800E dlx Board with all Rubycon caps close to the cpu socket.

                                      I want to increase OC ability of my P4 EE 3400 Gallatin CPU. The problem is vdrop here. I just try to vdrop mod another board but fail and destroyed it due to lack of tools and knowledge to do such things. So now I should try to recap my P4C800 with polys to decrease that Vdrop just a little bit, or will this not help? I know vdrop is a planed Intel feature to prevent the cpu from self-destruction when going from load to idle, but atm on my board is just too much. It drops from 1,690 V Idle (Bios set to 1,7 Vcore) to 1,504 V under load. When running Prime95 to validate stability of my OC setting it even drops to 1,488 V. And in exactly these moments the test put one core out with failures. So the cpu would run fine with a stable 1,55 V Vcore which is ironically the exact factory VID voltage of this CPU....

                                      So it would be no over volting, just put these evil vdrop away....

                                      Greets

                                      TCC
                                      Last edited by Tomcatciller; 09-18-2013, 03:55 AM.
                                      Successfully repaired: Benq FP93GX+ (bad capacitor) / Samsung 2233RZ (bad inverter) / Enermax Liberty ELT500AWT (bad capacitors)

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                                        #20
                                        Re: P4C800 poly mod

                                        i doubt it will change vdrop.
                                        as for polymod you will have to do what i did.power up,flip board,and measure voltage at each cap.most will be replaced by 820@2.5.
                                        looks like my original was lost in a server brainfart.

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