Spotted 2500uF DURA capacitors in 1200w psu

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  • mariushm
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    • May 2011
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    Spotted 2500uF DURA capacitors in 1200w psu

    Saw these Dura branded capacitors in a Thermaltake 1200w power supply:

    Review: http://www.hardocp.com/article/2015/...3#.VPEDlVdPmIg



    Jumped in my eyes that it says 2500 uF 16v on them and they have the Panasonic groove on top and they look like regular electrolytics but Duratech has no electrolytics on their pages: http://www.dura-elec.com/produtcs-4.html
  • ReeceyBurger123
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    • May 2014
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    • Britain

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    Re: Spotted 2500uF DURA capacitors in 1200w psu

    Ahh they have the panasonic style vent, trying to blend in with the units primary's I see, another junk brand by the sounds of the name lol
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    • mariushm
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      Re: Spotted 2500uF DURA capacitors in 1200w psu

      I couldn't say they're junk...
      Like I said, they're supposed to be made by an American company, so I suppose they should have some quality control. Thermaltake supposedly started using Duratech polymers since 2003 but this capacitor company is still somewhat unknown.

      I'm more irked about the value itself, it's not one of the standard values.. 1800uf, 2200uf,2700uf, 3300 uf ... chosen to overlap when you consider the +/- 20% tolerance.

      And I'm a bit irked that they would put the electrolytic so close to the heatsink, almost touching it... but it's a platinum psu so there shouldn't be that much heat until you go way up to 800+ watts.

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      • ReeceyBurger123
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        • May 2014
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        Re: Spotted 2500uF DURA capacitors in 1200w psu

        Originally posted by mariushm
        I couldn't say they're junk...
        Like I said, they're supposed to be made by an American company, so I suppose they should have some quality control. Thermaltake supposedly started using Duratech polymers since 2003 but this capacitor company is still somewhat unknown.

        I'm more irked about the value itself, it's not one of the standard values.. 1800uf, 2200uf,2700uf, 3300 uf ... chosen to overlap when you consider the +/- 20% tolerance.

        And I'm a bit irked that they would put the electrolytic so close to the heatsink, almost touching it... but it's a platinum psu so there shouldn't be that much heat until you go way up to 800+ watts.
        Hmm I wouldn't trust them, just looks suspicious and especially next to that heatsink.
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        • Rulycat
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          • Apr 2010
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          Re: Spotted 2500uF DURA capacitors in 1200w psu

          Originally posted by ReeceyBurger123
          Hmm I wouldn't trust them, just looks suspicious and especially next to that heatsink.
          Looks like planned obsolescence to me.

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          • ReeceyBurger123
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            Re: Spotted 2500uF DURA capacitors in 1200w psu

            Originally posted by Rulycat
            Looks like planned obsolescence to me.
            Probably
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