Help identifying SMT caps - GeForce 7900GT

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  • Asuga
    New Member
    • Nov 2008
    • 5

    #1

    Help identifying SMT caps - GeForce 7900GT

    First of all, here is the exact card in question, with the caps circled.
    http://www.isarapix.org/pix9/1227899373.jpg

    The information off the top of these SMT caps reads as follows :

    BP
    100
    ETZ


    Now the problem isn't so much that the caps are bad, but that the previous owner of this card did not check clearance in the board before pushing it in, and as a result both smt's were snapped off.
    I still have them (though theyre all but useless at this point) so i can confirm that the above code is correct.

    I've cleaned off the pads and removed the original legs that were soldered in place still, and it's basically ready for a new set of SMT's to be working fine again, problem is i can't seem to track down what exactly these SMT's are, i'd be greatful if someone here could shed some light on to the matter

    Even more useful would be if i could find out what the specs for them are, and located a suitable replacement on http://rswww.com

    Thanks in advance, i'll be back a few times a day to check up on the thread and answer any questions you might have about them that could help with identification.
  • kikkoman
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Jul 2007
    • 691

    #2
    Re: Help identifying SMT caps - GeForce 7900GT

    these are Rubycon TZV series, 25V 100uF.



    from what i can tell by the silkscreen, through-hole components should work in both locations.
    "Every normal man must be tempted at times to spit on his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats." - H.L. Mencken

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    • willawake
      Super Modulator
      • Nov 2003
      • 8457
      • Greece

      #3
      Re: Help identifying SMT caps - GeForce 7900GT

      i dont think these caps are too significant to worry too much about specs. just use the lowest esr available to you
      i see on the photo provided they have made possibility for smt or thru hole caps in those positions. so you have option

      i think they are 100uf
      most importantly is the voltage which would be either 4v or 16v depending on whether they are on the input or output.

      BP
      100
      ETZ

      is not helpful to me for the voltage

      if you use 16v then no probs, if you use 4v or 6.3v etc and that is 12v input then they pop,

      really need a pic of a different card with different caps in those positions which may help identify the voltage

      once we find that this is easy fix

      edit : oops too slow, good find indeed kikkoman

      i think 25v over spec, likely to find max 12v on input
      Last edited by willawake; 11-28-2008, 02:30 PM.
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      • Asuga
        New Member
        • Nov 2008
        • 5

        #4
        Re: Help identifying SMT caps - GeForce 7900GT

        Amazing work guys, i totally appreciate it!
        Now knowing exactly what they are looking at it from a repaiting point of view, i think i'd be much more comfortable using the thru hole caps, not to sound lazy but could you maybe suggest some i could order from rswww.com (i'm from uk)
        As i'm not entirely familiar with the ESR side of things when using different type caps.

        Again, thanks a lot!

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        • willawake
          Super Modulator
          • Nov 2003
          • 8457
          • Greece

          #5
          Re: Help identifying SMT caps - GeForce 7900GT

          yeah i would probably go with the panasonic fm
          http://uk.rs-online.com/web/5261430.html if you want radial lead and not smt.
          those are 6mm

          personally i would replace with 470uf 16v just for the hell of it (a better cap but only experiment would tell if its of benefit to the circuit)
          http://uk.rs-online.com/web/5261389.html but that would be experimental. those are 8mm
          Last edited by willawake; 11-28-2008, 03:29 PM.
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          • Asuga
            New Member
            • Nov 2008
            • 5

            #6
            Re: Help identifying SMT caps - GeForce 7900GT

            Originally posted by willawake
            yeah i would probably go with the panasonic fm
            http://uk.rs-online.com/web/5261430.html if you want radial lead and not smt.
            those are 6mm

            personally i would replace with 470uf 16v just for the hell of it (a better cap but only experiment would tell if its of benefit to the circuit)
            http://uk.rs-online.com/web/5261389.html but that would be experimental. those are 8mm
            Thanks, i'll give the radials a try, they should work fine, as for the experimentals i don't think it's really needed, the old caps were broken off my the previous owner, it's not really like the caps failed under normal conditions or anything.
            Will order tomorrow or money and let you guys know how it worked out.

            Thanks a lot for the advice.

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