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Join Date: May 2007
Posts: 1
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hiya
i have an msi k7t-pro that ive had in storage for some time what happened in storage i dont know but i do know alot of the caps are of course bulged or leaking - there does seem to be one missing though - possibly snapped off?? anyway i need to find out what value this cap is meant to be - its labelled "C325" and its right next to the cpu socket on the board ive been happily replacing the rest of the caps on the board without issue i am wondering though - with the 4700uF caps - im finding it hard to source 6.3v caps for them - is it possible to use 16v caps instead? they fit size wise but im wondering if that will cause any issues j |
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Posts: 57
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Are you sure the capacitor is missing? A lot of times circuit boards do not use all the silk screened spots on the board. Obviously if there is a piece of capacitor hanging off of it then the cap is missing but most motherboards have places where a cap hasn't been installed and wasn't meant to be based on the design of the board. The board would have had to have had a pretty rough storage period for a cap to have fallen off. I have noticed how durable they are when I chuck them across the room in anger.
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Badcaps Veteran
Join Date: Jun 2006
City & State: Victoria, Australia
Posts: 382
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Hmmm... the capacitors you're using to replace the damaged units, are they Low ESR rated or merely general purpose caps? IIRC the MSI board I recapped last needed those exact same 4700uF parts, I ended up sourcing 6.3v (FC series) Panasonics
Have you tried contacting the owner of this site for capacitor supplies?
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