Hi,
Does anyone with experience on Lelon and Teapo could advice which one is better?
Does anyone with experience on Lelon and Teapo could advice which one is better?
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Re: Lelon versusTeapo/Luxon
Teapo is generally better. But why bother, when there's plenty of high quality Japanese stuff going around, including solid polymers? -
Re: Lelon versusTeapo/Luxon
They are both horrible brands, but out of those two, Teapo are probably better. Lelon were common on AOpen motherboard and almost always fail there. Teapo are unreliable on motherboards and will often fail without any visible signs but are sometimes OK in power supplies. But as I said at first, both are to be avoided, especially given how cheap and easily obtainable good caps like rubycon are.I love putting bad caps and flat batteries in fire and watching them explode!!
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Re: Lelon versusTeapo/Luxon
Thank You Linuxguru and C Hegge.Comment
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