I have a xfx GF 6800 XT DDR3 video card with bad caps on it. The ones bad to the eye are EVERCON CAPS 1500uf 6.3v E63A (blue and gold in color). Does anyone know where I can get theis caps without having to buy hundreds of them?
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Re: Where to get EVERCON CAPS 1500uf 6.3v E63A
Hi Deland
Welcome to the Forum!
You probably don't want to use Evercon branded caps again. Ever.
To recommend a suitable replacement, you will need to know:
Capacity: (1500uf)
Voltage: (6.3v)
Brand: (Evercon)
Dimensions: (???) (usually diameter and length in mm will do)
Series: (???) usually a 2 or 3 letter code like LE, LA, etc
If you don't know the Series, Impedance (or ESR) and/or Ripple Current
Whether is is a Radial capacitor with wires attached or a Surface Mounted Device (SMD)
Whether is is an Electrolytic or Polymer cap. (Polymers are the metal ones with writing on top, not on the side)
The Date Code (E63A?) isn't that important.
Have fun!
KeriThe More You Learn The Less You Know! -
Re: Where to get EVERCON CAPS 1500uf 6.3v E63A
Look on the other side of the cap for the series number as Keri suggested.
These are very short caps, correct? If the pix out there are correct, then these are radial, through hole mount.
We're a bunch of voyeurs, so pics are always appreciated.
Everson's site: http://www.evercon.com.tw/
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Re: Where to get EVERCON CAPS 1500uf 6.3v E63A
Lol - Evercon are another incarnation of GSC. If you really want them, remit $10 to my PayPal account and I'll mail you all that I have - maybe a dozen.Comment
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Re: Where to get EVERCON CAPS 1500uf 6.3v E63A
>>Lol - Evercon are another incarnation of GSC.<<
...and (probably) Sacon and Capsun
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Re: Where to get EVERCON CAPS 1500uf 6.3v E63A
I rather u choose sanyo, panasonic, rubycon for thisComment
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Re: Where to get EVERCON CAPS 1500uf 6.3v E63A
no way i would seek out and buy more crap parts.
stick with high quality replacements.Comment
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Re: Where to get EVERCON CAPS 1500uf 6.3v E63A
Sorry for delay, got sick. Better now. What I have is as follows:
Radial capacitor
Capacity: (1500uf)
Voltage: (6.3v)
Brand: (Evercon)
Dimensions: (10mm x 12mm)
Series:ME (the ME was in a box)
I am having a hard time finding them.Comment
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Re: Where to get EVERCON CAPS 1500uf 6.3v E63A
i just fixed an xfx card like that.
used mbz 1500@6.3
10mmx12?
if you cannot easily get those get panasonic fm.iirc they are 10x20mm.
iirc topcat has the mbz on the main badcaps site.Comment
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Re: Where to get EVERCON CAPS 1500uf 6.3v E63A
There's Panasonic FJ 1800/16v/10mm x 20mm and a Sanyo AX or CG 1500/6.3v/10mm x 12mm that should work. For a graphics card, consider a Nippon Chemicon polymer series, 820/4v instead of an electrolytic. Any of PS/PSA/PSC/PSE/PSF should work.Comment
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For today's considerations, I have a Seasonic B12 BC-550 [A551bcafh] 550 Watt ATX power supply for you (click on links for full size images).
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