About two weeks ago, I decided to check the electrolytics in my system.
* An Asus A9600XT video card with Sanyo electrolytics. It once gave a false core voltage reading, and is now fixed - perhaps from reseating the card?
* An AVerMedia satellite tuner with CapXon electrolytics which were still good, used in the DC-DC step-up converter for the LNB voltages.
* A Twinhan digital TV card with "REC" brand capacitors (most likely to be general purpose, but were not causing any trouble at all.
* On the P4P800 Deluxe board, there were Nippon Chemi-Con capacitors near the CPU, with a few OST units, and a few GSC units (Fortunately not used near the CPU, but were used for bypassing, and probably used for audio as well).
The power supply (LC-B400ATX) is mentioned elsewhere.
How good are the capacitors in your computer?
* An Asus A9600XT video card with Sanyo electrolytics. It once gave a false core voltage reading, and is now fixed - perhaps from reseating the card?
* An AVerMedia satellite tuner with CapXon electrolytics which were still good, used in the DC-DC step-up converter for the LNB voltages.
* A Twinhan digital TV card with "REC" brand capacitors (most likely to be general purpose, but were not causing any trouble at all.
* On the P4P800 Deluxe board, there were Nippon Chemi-Con capacitors near the CPU, with a few OST units, and a few GSC units (Fortunately not used near the CPU, but were used for bypassing, and probably used for audio as well).
The power supply (LC-B400ATX) is mentioned elsewhere.
How good are the capacitors in your computer?
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