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  • Koda
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Aug 2011
    • 317
    • Macedonia
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    Latest recap 7300GS

    I got this 7300GS with blown sacons. 3x1500uf 6.3v and 1x1000 6.3v, also replaced a 470uf one which wasn't bad just in case. Had no good quality caps so I decided to recap it with 3x1500uf yageos, 1x1000uf jackcon and the 470uf is a KMG. This recap was only to see if it will work at all after recap. The card ran fine after the recap but I only tested it for about 10 minutes, didn't want to mess things up. My thoughts are... my motherboard is ASUS m4n78 SE with all solid caps, will these caps filter enough of the ripple so the card would run fine with these crap caps? Not that I would run it in this system, I have a gt 220 in it, just wondering. Here are some before and afters













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