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    Why group of capacitor measure shorted

    When I measure the continuity between the positive and negative terminals of the capacitor on a motherboard or video card (larger sized group of them near CPU), they measure "shorted"

    Are they connected in parallel ? or not matter in polarity ?

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    Re: Why group of capacitor measure shorted

    Originally posted by kocoman View Post
    When I measure the continuity between the positive and negative terminals of the capacitor on a motherboard or video card (larger sized group of them near CPU), they measure "shorted"

    Are they connected in parallel ? or not matter in polarity ?
    Is it "temporarily" shorted or permanently shorted? Are you using a mutimeter continuity test or a leakage tester?

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      Re: Why group of capacitor measure shorted

      Usually these chips (GPUs, CPUs, etc...) have a low resistance (a few ohms) across their power supply pins. This is normal. If it is very low, then there might be a problem with it or something else...
      Muh-soggy-knee

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