Please help identify bad cap on ATI Radeon X300 SE Video Card

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  • FishooK
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    • Sep 2008
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    Please help identify bad cap on ATI Radeon X300 SE Video Card

    I had a problem with my graphics card which ended up in the trash. I stumbled on to this site then fished the card out of the trash and noticed the popped cap.

    The problem is that I'm unsure what cap to buy as a replacement. I've attached a photo which shows a silver cap with the following printed on the top:

    FZ65
    1000
    16V

    I'm assuming this is a 1000uF/16V cap, but I'm not sure of the type or whether FZ65 means anything important.

    Can anyone point me in the right direction?

    Note: Sorry for the blurry pic. The camera on my phone isn't too good.
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    • kc8adu
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      • Nov 2003
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      #2
      Re: Please help identify bad cap on ATI Radeon X300 SE Video Card

      panasonic fm 1000@16 will do fine.
      replace all fz caps as they are known bad.
      those are sacon fz series.junk.

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        • FishooK
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          • Sep 2008
          • 4
          #3
          Re: Please help identify bad cap on ATI Radeon X300 SE Video Card

          Thank you for the prompt response. I've found these:

          http://uk.farnell.com/1219463/passiv...equestid=66915

          But they are 20mm in height. As it's a video card, I need one that is equal to or smaller than 16mm in height.

          Do you know of any which would be suitable?

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            • FishooK
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              • Sep 2008
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              #4
              Re: Please help identify bad cap on ATI Radeon X300 SE Video Card

              As I can't seem to find a panasonic FM that is less than 20mm in height. I've found the following:

              http://uk.rs-online.com/web/search/s...duct&R=3654098

              Which is a Panasonic ECA1CHG102, would this be OK?

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                • Newbie2
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                  • Sep 2005
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                  Re: Please help identify bad cap on ATI Radeon X300 SE Video Card

                  Originally posted by FishooK
                  As I can't seem to find a panasonic FM that is less than 20mm in height. I've found the following:

                  http://uk.rs-online.com/web/search/s...duct&R=3654098

                  Which is a Panasonic ECA1CHG102, would this be OK?
                  The NHG series can work, but I don't think they're low ESR caps that are recommended for use in video cards and motherboards.
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