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Less jewellery, more gold into electrotech industry!
Half of the computer problems is caused by bad contacts 
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Re: Fake Rubycon caps?
lol. so you had a fan fail due to bad caps?
Most failed fans I ever get are just seized bearing with the occasional 50-60 mm video card with burned windings (cough *ARX fans* cough).Comment
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Re: Fake Rubycon caps?
Some of those Dell ultra-SFF machines (with external power brick, some 120 or 150 W!). There was crazy powerfull fan, very difficult to get spare, and expensive OFC. All it needed in the end was to replace the 60ohm 10uF cap and maybe it is still running today
Less jewellery, more gold into electrotech industry! Half of the computer problems is caused by bad contacts
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Re: Fake Rubycon caps?
Interesting.
Ok, I stand corrected - I guess those small caps in the fans can matter sometimes.
(but seriously, that's a shit fan design if it does, lol)Comment
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Re: Fake Rubycon caps?
momaka, I've too small place and too much recycable crap alreadyOriginally posted by momaka View PostAh, I see.
In that case, you're better off going to an e-recycling center and picking up some CRT TVs and monitors - preferably Sony and Panasonic as they use Japanese caps inside. Sure they are only general purpose 85C rated ones, but I trust them more than Jamicon. 
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